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Misc PVP Flavor Text Removal #374

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  • Sunscreen no longer contains cadmium because that's stupid. The service will take care of you because you are friggin expensive. Y'know, until you leave service. (YOUR INJURIES ARE NOT SERVICE RELATED.)
  • Prepared meals are now no longer USCMC branded. Also takes a step in removing ColMarTech from existence and finding something a little better diegetically.

@AndroBetel AndroBetel marked this pull request as draft August 14, 2024 11:11
@KoishiVibe KoishiVibe marked this pull request as ready for review August 14, 2024 17:49
name = "\improper USCM Prepared Meal (tofu)"
desc = "The USCM doesn't serve tofu you grass sucking hippie. The flag signifies your defeat."
name = "\improper Prepared Meal (tofu)"
desc = "A tray of machine prepared food. Consists of weirdly grainy tofu, some spicy beans, and a sour, once-zingy sauce."
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it still has the funny white flag sprite though

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true!
i should sprite an interim sprite which will be used for the next five years
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@AndroBetel AndroBetel marked this pull request as draft August 18, 2024 19:27
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