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Nether Monster Corpses - Yugg #73303
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> glass (pile of glass shards) |
So did you ever figure how to do that for your bombardier boomers so I can steal it from you, or are you trying to fool me into figuring out how to do this so you can steal it for the boomers? 🤔 |
sadly there is no proper way to use |
I added that, it's used in MoM and XE. It's for monsters with consciousness and that are capable of thought (I thought it was more interesting to imply that Yuggs were sapient). If Yuggs are just animals, they shouldn't have it. |
To be fair, when I read what the flag implies I assumed it was something used in MoM but I didn't check GitBlame. I laughed around a little on the devcord about this meaning Yuggs just find it funny to mutate survivors into weird shit, didn't realize it was intentional. The flag doesn't change anything for me so I'll give it back to them |
@GuardianDll I'm gonna need your review as to why the hell do the messages I wrote for the EoC not get printed |
Because you use u_message, but in case of EoC, run by death effect, u is monster, and npc is avatar. Swap u_message to npc_message |
If you are looking for more nether critter corpse ideas, either here or in a future PR, having some of them petrify and rapidly burn into a pile of quicklime would be both really cool and situationally handy. There have been a few occasions where I needed a ton of the stuff and it can be kind of annoying to track down. |
The Nuckelavee may be a good choice for that, though with washing soda instead of quicklime. There are elements of period folklore that claim burning seaweed for soda ash would enrage them. Makes some sense they would collapse into a steaming pile of what they hate. |
I do need ideas, but I am still really trying to feel out just how helpful I want those corpses to be. Keep in mind that nether monsters are infinitely renewable. I do not want to make minecraft-esque material farms. I already am making those for glass and rubber with this, and I don't like that.
Full disclosure, I likely will not touch the Nuckalavee at all with this project. It's currently my least liked Nether critter since it is 100% just a direct rip from folklore. I feel a similar way about the albino penguin (with the difference being it is a direct rip from Lovecraft, as opposed to being named after Lovecraft critters with most of our other similar fellas) but it gets more leeway because penguins are awesome. |
> I already am making those for glass and rubber with this |
Co-Authored-By: Anton Simakov <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Anton Simakov <[email protected]>
I've resolved the conflict and replaced the special attack. Everything else I left as you have adjusted. |
Summary
None
Purpose of change
Our Nether monsters have a plethora of different things that happen to their corpses on death. While this is on brand for chaos bullshit the nether is, we can do better than having them always disappear or just... give normal corpses, like this guy here.
Describe the solution
GOODHEARING, RANGED_ATTACKER, PUSH_VEH
Describe alternatives you've considered
Testing
I was able to get the different death effects to fire, so I consider it working. If there's any issues I haven't managed to catch them in testing
Additional context
The reason Yugg goes first is that it was the one most edible out of the bunch, and it really rubbed me the wrong way