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* Removes some unnecessary species mentions from kapuparts (tgstation#66112) tgstation#65523 made some changes to bodypart names that messed with the grammar of a few messages around the codebase by inserting the species of a bodypart where it's really not needed. For example: For most general combat/health cases, we don't need to worry about the species of a bodypart. So, this changes combat and wound messages back to simply displaying the relevant bodypart zone being attacked/affected. See below: dreamseeker_2022-04-10_02-05-55.png Let me know if I missed any! Why It's Good For The Game Better grammar Changelog cl Ryll/Shaps spellcheck: Wound and combat messages will no longer mention the species of an attacked bodypart when not appropriate /cl * Continues removing unnecessary species names of bodyparts in visible messages (tgstation#67254) * removes some more unnecessary species mentions from bodypart messages Co-authored-by: Ryll Ryll <3589655+Ryll-Ryll@users.noreply.github.com>
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