Allow the player to order sets of hub 01 soldier armor after buy them #75717
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Summary
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Purpose of change
Fix #75343
I found the same bug in latest experimental and fix it.
Describe the solution
Change the condition to order the soldier armor that the research of the template is done and you bought the armor as reward of the template.
Ordering is more expensive(12 HGC), so it should be allowed after you buy it.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Testing
Complete Light retrieval and give the UHMWPE template to the intercom and wait one day.
Before I buy the armor for 6HCG, the dialog of order the soldier armor is not displayed. After I buy, I can order another set of the armor.
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