Fix broken Antidote behaviors#4798
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What
Previous Antidote behavior caused medicine to either instantly cure things it should not or not cure things it should at all. See TerraFirmaGreg-Team/Modpack-Modern#3238 and TerraFirmaGreg-Team/Core-Modern#429 for history.
Implementation Details
Fixing this bug is a nerf to most medicines, and a buff to few. It makes behavior consistent to the description, however.
Outcome
Medicine now cures x% of current condition as stated in description.
How Was This Tested
Ran client, gave condition using
/medical_condition apply gtceu:carbon_monoxide_poisoningEat Paracetomol
Run
/medical_condition queryThe time has dropped significantly!