Introduced mi-go weakpoint/proficiencies+mi-go harvest

[PatrikLundell]

Summary

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Purpose of change

• Introduce mi-go specific weakpoints and corresponding proficiencies.
• Introduce mi-go specific dissection results and snippets.

Describe the solution

Adding the corresponding entries and files. In the case of dissection it meant mi-go specific meat, blood, and bone, plus some snippets.

Describe alternatives you've considered

• Adding mi-go hide, but decided it should wait until there was a use for it.
• Making the mi-go proficiencies dependent on at least the basic biology one, but decided not to as it doesn't make sense to learn normal biology from these weirdos, and there's no reasonable mechanism (known to me) to indicate to the player which proficiency the player would have to master to unblock it (you could use the unreasonable mechanism to have that in the proficiency name, but that is, well, unreasonable).
• Usage of mi-go bone was considered out of scope for this PR (and really out of the scope of what the author would be comfortable with). The description indicates you probably can't find any use for it, so if someone does introduce usages, the description should be modified.

Testing

• Spawned a mi-go and fought it to verify the mi-go basic biology proficiency appear in the character sheet.
• Debug mastered that proficiency and verified the physiology proficiency appeared.
• Fought mi-gos until a weakpoint message appeared (after having seen the natural armor one which was present before).
• Implemented the harvesting stuff.
• Spawned a mi-go, debug killed it and dissected it. Saw a dissection message and examined the products.

Additional context

This PR should probably be looked at by those in charge of the lore, since the snippets in particular, but also the harvesting products describe the anatomy of the critters to some extent.

Trying to override the nutrients of flesh didn't work, as iron was displayed for mi-go meat both with an empty vitamin line and with a vitamin line setting the two nutrients to 0.0 after the copy-didn't block the provision of iron. Setting it to inedible did (although it does not stop you from eating it). This probably means that calorie override became redundant, but I didn't remove it to check.

[toweroglass]

Describe alternatives you've considered
Making the mi-go proficiencies dependent on at least the basic biology one, but decided not to as it doesn't make sense to learn normal biology from these weirdos, and there's no reasonable mechanism (known to me) to indicate to the player which proficiency the player would have to master to unblock it (you could use the unreasonable mechanism to have that in the proficiency name, but that is, well, unreasonable).

Would it be too unreasonable that the player could look at the proficiency screen and see under Principles of Biology that it is a pre-req for mi-go biology?
I get that a mi-go shouldn't teach you basic biology, but wouldn't understanding the basics of biology make you better equipped to understand a completely alien biology?

[PatrikLundell]

The only proficiency screen I'm aware of (apart from debug stuff) is the section on the character screen, and that section only lists proficiencies if you've gained enough knowledge to open the learning of it, which is exactly what the lack of prerequisits prevents. There may be a screen I'm not aware of, and it could also be considered to add proficiency to the character proficiency screen once your character knows about them (in which case you probably want a display filter, as it would get flooded rather quickly).
I would prefer to have basic biology to be a prerequisite for mi-go knowledge, but only if the player can understand what's missing. It might also be possible to have the dissection screen show missing prerequisites if they are not among the ones learned.

I don't think it would be good to have prerequisites show dependent prerequisites unless the player knows about the dependent one (which might be when first fighting a mi-go, in this case, although there would also be something that would register the knowledge. Another drawback to showing dependent proficiencies on their prerequisites is that it's still not obvious that which proficiency you should look at, as the prerequisite proficiency might be a bit of a guess.

[Bobtron]

Making the mi-go proficiencies dependent on at least the basic biology one, but decided not to as it doesn't make sense to learn normal biology from these weirdos, and there's no reasonable mechanism (known to me) to indicate to the player which proficiency the player would have to master to unblock it (you could use the unreasonable mechanism to have that in the proficiency name, but that is, well, unreasonable).

to me, making it depend on the basic biology one could make sense, after all the mi-go 'lifeform' has to be earth-like enough to survive here. Also the Principles of Biology is a prereq for a bunch of other monster biologies, like zombies, invertebre, etc, so adding it as a prereq for mi-go biology seems consistent. Could also make mi-go proficiencies dependent on Xenology, desc You are beginning to grasp a general idea of how alien and post-Cataclysm mutated creatures function and operate., but it could be locking this weakpoint proficiency behind too many layers.

Agree with the point that theres no mechanism to indicate prereqs of proficiencies, this seems like a issue in general for any proficiency that isn't obvious.

[I-am-Erk]

Some expansion. I like your snippets but I think there's a bit too much actual figuring out what the organs do, so I adjusted them to imply more that you found something important but aren't necessarily certain what it does.

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• Something that looks like it fills a role similar to blood vessels, assuming the pink ichor is in fact blood, form a central plexus that doesn't make much sense to you. It's impossibly complex, a tiny road map of shockingly tough tubules in a pattern that almost looks like it spells a word in some unknowable language.
• You note that the ichorous blood of this creature is unlike any similar stuff you've ever encountered or even heard of. It's not only the odd color - pink like pepto bismol - but also its texture. Somehow it is both oily and sticky, and the viscosity seems to change as you work with it.

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