feat: Merge Purge and Attack Bombard

[MCPO-Spartan-117]

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Load game, bombard, purge, attack.

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• Kills are heavily nerfed, partly due to capital ships losing a point
• Ships that don't have marines are missing from the list
• Ships that don't give any points are in the list

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[OH296]

why though?

[MCPO-Spartan-117]

why though?

Because they share 80% of code and having them separate is annoying to deal with more complex scenarios, plus it will fix https://discord.com/channels/714022226810372107/1336762209900171305 and some more unexpected things, https://discord.com/channels/714022226810372107/714023282780799028/1348417288797294644.

[OH296]

ok fair enough i'm not gonna pretend i can actually come up with any god reasons against that logic.

• first observation would be why kill the bombard option from the planet select screen? if anything i would think it remains a better universal left out of the purge screen and we just come up with some way of telling the player they purge by bombarding the ever loving fuck out of the population if they want?

[OH296]

ok fair enough kills a shit load of unwanted spaghetti

[OH296]

also christ all this shit needs to convert to using a PlanetData instance.

[MCPO-Spartan-117]

We could do that, though we'd need to think about where to place it, 4th button is taken by torpedoes and the old recruiting thing.

[OH296]

Sure sure, i'm just thinking it could be confusing for the player to know that one of the main options to kill ground forces is hidden in the purge options. So it's less about putting it there as opposed to ensuring clarity
(not to say the game exactly oozes user friendliness as is)

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