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As you wish.
@粉红战车
Just tested this, shamblers seem to be dying just fine with the default settings, both melee and ranged wounds appear to be doing the job.
Also, just added shambler-specific down protection and part break resilience settings.
@The Blind One
@Depraved Arachnophile
It should work fine.
@Colossus of Chodes
I don't know, try it out and let us know.
@Deadcurze
@Dizzy Ioeuy
@frosted_gay
Sorry, a lot of these options have chaining effects and there's no easy way to disentangle that, as such, "Vanilla settings" would only approach how Vanilla works, my default settings are just what I think approaches Vanilla's "feel" the best.
The best thing you can do is just to do some testing in Dev mode Quicktest to find what works for you, settings-wise.
@Allachor
Thanks.
@PinkPlinko
As you wish.
try this site, if can't get ingame hugslib logs uploaded.
{LINK REMOVED}https://pastebin.com/
To be clear, I rather like the mod even without that option!