reword the guilt messages #72802
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reword the guilt messages #72802
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Purpose of change
Currently guilt messages scale almost inversely with intensity, with "you feel guilty" appearing after the first kill or two and giving the biggest penalty while "you feel ashamed" appears last with the smallest penalty as you're nearly over the morale penalty threshold. To me "ashamed" seems to have a higher intensity than "guilty" so it seems like they're backwards.
Describe the solution
From most to least, messages were reworded from guilty->remorse->regret->ashamed to awful->remorse->guilty->uneasy.
Describe alternatives you've considered
different words
Testing
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