Reworks addiction probability #1453
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Remember last time I said I didn't know how statistics worked? Turns out I really didn't know how statistics works.
This only real "fix" here is that the values in Root needed to be swapped, but the resulting calculation is unreasonable to perform every tick. Now, the values fed into the addiction probability calculation are initialized into a global list on start up, since the variables for each reagent are constant regardless. What this all means gameplay wise is that you're not going to be addicted to alcohol after a single sip unless you get very unlucky, and even then that addiction won't actually cause any visible problems unless you continue to drink.