Small rat audit

[Holli-Git]

Summary

Bugfixes "Fix rat aggression"

Purpose of change

Rats are weird. Black rats are aggressive until you get close, which often activates safe mode making it a pain to do stuff like hauling or autodriving. They also have a few weird flags, like stumbling. Brown rats (renamed from sewer rats) also had really shitty day vision for no reason, and could upgrade.

Describe the solution

Fixes all of that.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Playing nothing but DDotD so no rats.

Testing

Till I bled

Additional context

http://www.ratbehavior.org/RatVision.htm Rats kinda suck at seeing stuff

[Nebnis]

Rats have very poor eye sight during the day https://spca.bc.ca/wp-content/uploads/Bark-spring-2011-rat-senses-article.pdf

[Holli-Git]

Rats have very poor eye sight during the day https://spca.bc.ca/wp-content/uploads/Bark-spring-2011-rat-senses-article.pdf

Does dropping it to 10 or 15 for day and 10 for night sound good? I'll also fix albino rats

[Nebnis]

Well, i will probably let others have more input in my opinion both rats should be 1~2 tiles during the day. Since 1 tile is 3 meters, that already seems far too much for a rat to see during the day since sunlight is supposed to physically hurt them. So 1 or 2 tiles should be enough

Could give them instead very good hearing and smell and make them run away from those things with a sounds fear flag.

[Holli-Git]

Well, i will probably let others have more input in my opinion both rats should be 1~2 tiles during the day. Since 1 tile is 3 meters, that already seems far too much for a rat to see during the day since sunlight is supposed to physically hurt them. So 1 or 2 tiles should be enough

Could give them instead very good hearing and smell and make them run away from those things with a sounds fear flag.

What? 1 tile is 1 meter (usually)

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• The albino Norway rat, an omnivorous rodent with sleek white fur and a long, rough tail. While its ancestors were harbingers of plague, these clever animals are omnipresent in modern biomedical research. Due to its albino nature, its vision in both day and nighttime enviroments is very diminished.
• The brown rat is worm-tailed rodent with long whiskers and beady eyes, larger than its cousin, the black rat. Widespread where ever humans are (save for Antartica and Albera), they live off of foraging and will eat whatever they can find.

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