Jungle Fever [New/Old Path Symptom]

[Noah Buttes]

For those of you who weren't around when monkey mode was a thing, jungle fever was a disease that turned people into monkeys when they were bitten by other infected monkeys. It uses ye olde pre-pathology disease code and is kinda lame as a result.

As such, I decided to port it over to the modern pathology system.

Granted, the old form used to instantly transform people, but that's a little absurd, even for a VERY_RARE symptom. Thus, I have made the transition to monkey form much more gradual.

Compare:
https://github.com/goonstation/goonstati...es:patch-3

Diff:
https://github.com/goonstation/goonstati...tch-3.diff

Patch:
https://github.com/goonstation/goonstati...ch-3.patch

[Arborinus]

Small note, with its current implementation, victims would have to exclusively eat botany bananas (or chug potassium) since spawned bananas have no potassium.

[Noah Buttes]

Small note, with its current implementation, victims would have to exclusively eat botany bananas (or chug potassium) since spawned bananas have no potassium.

That sounds like a bug.

[warcrimes]

... spawned bananas have no potassium.

wait, is this true of all produce?
that seems like an oversight.

[Dr Zoidcrab]

that seems like an oversight.

Normally produce has it's potency determined by the parent plant, it's possible adding default potency values for otherwise obtained produce wasn't considered.

[warcrimes]

that seems like an oversight.

Normally produce has it's potency determined by the parent plant, it's possible adding default potency values for otherwise obtained produce wasn't considered.

well some foods directly call reagents.add_reagent() for things you don't want in the container, but the produce seems to work on a different system I haven't really found because I hate the file structure almost as much as I hate myself. Could likely still be initialised to something other than 0.