Adjust windbreaker to be nylon, less warm and encumbering #67108
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Summary
Balance "Windbreaker is nylon instead of plastic"
Purpose of change
Windbreaker was an old item back when plastic was a stand-in for anything made of synthetic fibers. We've had synthetic fabric / nylon for a loooooong time so it's time to adjust it.
Describe the solution
Make it synthetic fabric (this represents like, gore tex or something, that is both breathable and waterproof). Lowered encumbrance to 1-2 fitted since 3 encumbrance was that of a hoodie (1mm thick cotton). Made it 0.25mm instead of 0.3mm since nylon sheets are 0.25 and added a crafting recipe. Lowered warmth to 10 since both its material thickness suggests, and item description specifically mentions, that it's not very warm.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Testing
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