modding hospital chance

[Ichthyic]

Panzerkrieg seems to have set the chance to be hospitalized much higher than previous versions.

I often find my guys going to hospital after only taking 20-30% stack damage, which is quite irritating. Sometimes 2 days, sometimes for 4 days... and it carries over to the next map even. It used to be I never saw commanders going to hospital unless the unit suffered 60% damage or more (so less than 40% max health).

is this hard coded, or moddable?

if moddable, which file is it so I can change it? I want NO chance of injured commander if the unit is at 70% health or higher, and a 10% chance for each 10% of health the unit loses below 70%. So 60-70% would have 10% chance, 50-60% would have 20% chance, all the way down to 10-20% which would then have a 50% chance of seeing the commander injured.

[Erik2]

+1

Seems even a light cold will put the commanders in sick-bed.

[Shards]

I believe that it's linked to the damage dealt in that particular attack. So if you get hit by a 4 damage attack, you've got a much greater chance of having the commander knocked out than from a 2 damage attack. And I believe that's also the value used for how long they're out of action too?

I don't know if those values are in any settings files anywhere though

[Horst]

The game's secrets are all mine now!

You'd have to change following code in the Assembly-CSharp.dll file by a de-/compiler tool.

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    public static void CheckIfCommanderGetsWounded(Unit unit, int losses, GameState gameState)
    {
        if (losses != 0 && unit.State(gameState).commander != null && unit.State(gameState).strength < 71)
        {
            int num = unit.State(gameState).strength + losses;
            if ((num + 9) / 10 > (num + 9 - losses) / 10)
            {
                int num1 = losses * 100 / num;
                int num2 = num1 * 50 / 100;
                if (App.game.SetState(gameState).GetNextRandomInteger(0, 100) <= num2)
                {
                    int num3 = (100 - unit.State(gameState).strength) / 10;
                    GameCommanders.WoundCommander(unit.State(gameState).commander, num3, gameState);
                }
            }
        }
    }

[Shards]

Fair warning. Hacking around in the compiled files can have unintended consequences. And it will almost certainly mess up any multiplayer games that you try to play

Ta

[Ichthyic]

The game's secrets are all mine now!

You'd have to change following code in the Assembly-CSharp.dll file by a de-/compiler tool.

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    public static void CheckIfCommanderGetsWounded(Unit unit, int losses, GameState gameState)
    {
        if (losses != 0 && unit.State(gameState).commander != null && unit.State(gameState).strength < 71)
        {
            int num = unit.State(gameState).strength + losses;
            if ((num + 9) / 10 > (num + 9 - losses) / 10)
            {
                int num1 = losses * 100 / num;
                int num2 = num1 * 50 / 100;
                if (App.game.SetState(gameState).GetNextRandomInteger(0, 100) <= num2)
                {
                    int num3 = (100 - unit.State(gameState).strength) / 10;
                    GameCommanders.WoundCommander(unit.State(gameState).commander, num3, gameState);
                }
            }
        }
    }

sweet!

oh, and evil chuckle added for your opening line.