Add health analyzer unrevivability warning

[SaphireLattice]

About the PR

Added a warning about unrevivability of the patient when scanning them

Why / Balance

Nobody wants to use up half of the medbay's topicals on an atmos tech that was in a fire, only to discover they can not be revived. Something something medical records?

Technical details

Added yet another field into health analyzer UI message. Changed a bit of the health analyzer UI. Also the bleeding warning FTL is now using formatting.

Media

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Changelog
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• add: Added a warning about unrevivability in the health analyzer UI.

[beck-thompson]

Amazing idea but I'm not sure I like the wording... Also does it differentiate between totally catatonic and just ssd (Yellow vs purple)? At least in delta, you can only biomass people if the are completely catatonic so its kind of an important distinction.

[SaphireLattice]

This specifically only shows info about the "unrevivable" trait. It does not consider catatonics, rotting or etc. Just the trait.

You can defib purple catatonics just fine, they'll just not be awake. Unrevivable trait though prevents using defib entirely. Which this warns about.

[beck-thompson]

This specifically only shows info about the "unrevivable" trait. It does not consider catatonics, rotting or etc. Just the trait.

You can defib purple catatonics just fine, they'll just not be awake. Unrevivable trait though prevents using defib entirely. Which this warns about.

Ah the text makes a lot more sense then!

[thebadman4662]

You can defib purple catatonics just fine, they'll just not be awake.

Kid named Cognizine.

[Everturning]

I don't like this bc it removes the point of the trait. its meant to be a surprise. its meant to infuriate med. if this were to be added it should added when surgery becomes a thing.

[thebadman4662]

I don't like this bc it removes the point of the trait. its meant to be a surprise. its meant to infuriate med. if this were to be added it should added when surgery becomes a thing.

Defib before treating meta continues then?

[Golinth]

its meant to infuriate med.

Absolutely not. If med cared, and the trait was prevalent enough, they would just defib before treating to test for the composition. They can currently already do this at the cost of some time and like 5 shock damage, all this PR does is make it easier to check.

[Everturning]

I just don't like how obvious it is
Med records console should show traits like this but those need to be added

[SaphireLattice]

Pretty sure this is exactly the kind of thing that needs to be very obvious. Having it suddenly jumpscare you after you defib is just... Odd?

Like, this is the kind of stuff people would wear prominent tags or tattoos for.

Medical records is something that really needs to happen, yeah, but that's sideways discussion to this. Related, but not really something conflicting.

Also this will allow medical to prioritize this one critical person they won't be able to defib, than letting them die only to Pikachu Face when defib fails.

[packmore]

I don't like this bc it removes the point of the trait. its meant to be a surprise. its meant to infuriate med.

i heavily dislike the idea of an optional trait that only exists to make ONE job slightly harder. i view the trait more like a challenge for playing your character. don't die, or you're out of the round. makes things riskier and inclines people to not get into direct combat as often... whereas if the point of it is just to make medical mad, that just ends up feeling like bad game design, to be honest.

[chromiumboy]

Thanks, this looks like a nice QOL addition for medical

Code looks fine and tested in-game fine

[SaphireLattice]

Thanks, this looks like a nice QOL addition for medical

Code looks fine and tested in-game fine

Yeah, felt like there's no indication about it until after you try to revive someone, so there we go.

Biggest concern code-wise is that I've made the alerts container (or the text entries in it) fixed width so they don't expand when you stretch the window

...but I'm not sure I've ever done that in ~50 hours of medbay playtime

[chromiumboy]

Honestly, I wouldn't worry too much about it