Bacterial Contamination and Infections #453
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Cool, but will there be a super-duper resistant bacteria? :godo: |
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This is a plan to add simple bacterial contamination to the station, separate from but compatible with and complimenting some proposed virology systems such as #332 .
All percentages/probabilities I provided are just for illustrative purposes and may need to be adjusted for balancing.
I haven't contributed to the SS14 codebase before, but I reviewed the codebase and relevant files and this looks fairly straightforward to implement using a new event system.