[MIRROR] Removes the fire trail from .460 Ceres incendiary rounds #5331
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Original PR: NovaSector/NovaSector#4801
About The Pull Request
While we're slowly modernizing .460 and returning it to active play with the NT20, I figured the next step would be to take away the comically large trail of fire that the incendiary rounds leave in their path. It's an oldcode way to do it, and most of our incendiary weapons do
leaves_fire_trail: FALSEnowadays, with the exception of Dragon's Breath which uses this behaviour as its unique selling point. Turns out, this is as easy as changing a single variable, so I did.How This Contributes To The Nova Sector Roleplay Experience
That's not how incendiary rounds work, and also this is parity with how most of our incendiary weapons already do it, and also the fire trail tends to be a little griefy, especially in an automatic weapon.
Proof of Testing
Screenshots/Videos
Screen.Recording.2025-01-24.162248.mp4
Changelog
🆑 Mezzmerr
del: After receiving letters of complaint regarding "arson" and "collateral damage," the manufacturers of .460 Ceres incendiary rounds have opted to remove the massive fire trail the round leaves in flight.
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