Closed Yackitori closed 8 years ago
Hyperglycemic shock is quite powerful, and lasts a long time right now. Here's why:
So, say you reach 200u sugar. You immediately pass out. sleep = 30 Next tick, you have 199.2 sugar. Sleep goes up by 3, but down by 2 because ticks are 2 seconds long. sleep = 31 You will take 250 ticks, or 500 seconds, or 8 minutes 20 seconds to remove all sugar. sleep = 279 At this point, the sleep timer begins to tick down. This takes 4 minutes and 39 seconds. This means that the minimum amount of time that a hyperglycemic shock can last is 12 minutes 59 seconds, which is quite a bit.
However, not all sugar from a food is added immediately. If someone drinks sugar continuously until they metabolize 200u, that duration could look more like 20 minutes.
In the absolute worst case scenario, a traitor with 20 50u sugar patches could put 1000u of sugar into your bloodstream. This would leave you unconscious for over an hour.
Expected Behaviour
Go into hyperglycemic shock, wake up after a bit.
Actual Behaviour
Never get out of it
Steps to reproduce the problem
During my time in shock, I was talking to johncena about it, and he said that my shock timer was actually going up, not down. I will test this again next time I'm online if this needs reproducing.