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Bandage Wraps (Continued)

Original mod by Crudbone

With all the samurai stuff getting popular on the workshop recently, I decided to revive this mod I absolutely love.

I've made the bandages stuffable and a decent bit more durable (50 and 30 HP, matching the amount of cloth used to make them) because clothes practically dissolve off of colonists if you look at them wrong, so the balance might not be quite what the original mod author intended, but I feel like they all around have more utility this way.


Adds two pieces of bandage wrap apparel to the game which slightly increases the tend quality of the wearer.

I highly recommend using this mod with Dress Patients https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2877763074



I felt like the Rimworld modding scene needed more thematic clothes for patients as opposed to doctors. So, I modded in some apparel famously known for covering up injuries. The body wrap was modeled after the sarashi: a samurai-style attire worn around the chest to resist attacks. The head wrap was inspired by the one worn by MGSV's Ishmael. (Before anyone asks, yes I used Vanilla Armor Expanded's balaclava as a base for the head wrap.)

Stats:
Head wrap: +5% Tend Quality, -10% Shooting Accuracy, No Insulation from heat or cold
Body wrap: +10% Tend Quality, No Insulation from heat or cold
Asceptized head wrap: +5% Tend Quality, +3% Immunity Speed, -10% Shooting Accuracy, No Insulation from heat or cold
Asceptized body wrap: +10% Tend Quality, +7% Immunity Speed, No Insulation from heat or cold

You can craft all of these items with cloth at the crafting spot or tailoring bench. The asceptized version of these clothes require 1 additional industrial medicine and can only be crafted at a tailoring bench.

IMPORTANT:
For the sake of balance, the wraps only have 2 hitpoints. This requires you to manage resources and colonist needs more tactically. It's a good idea to keep your wraps in an indoor area and to keep those wearing the wraps away from combat.

Enjoy.