Said `enemy civilians', but code happily lets you shoot your own

civilians.  Fix.  Closes #905200.

Claimed security troops shoot more than you asked for.  This is
wrong.  They save you mobility.  Fix.  Closes #781117.

diff --git a/info/Commands/shoot.t b/info/Commands/shoot.t
index b4ec55dc2c72c8c464adc0e07187b0e13f6d56f5..19e2c8ca54cfd24b2d479582df604adc8d7f677d 100644 (file)
--- a/info/Commands/shoot.t
+++ b/info/Commands/shoot.t
@@ -3,13 +3,12 @@
 .LV Basic
 .SY "shoot c <SECTS> <NUMBER>"
 .SY "shoot u <SECTS> <NUMBER>"
-The shoot command allows you to shoot \*Qenemy\*U civilians
-or recalcitrant uncompensated workers.
+The shoot command allows you to shoot recalcitrant civilans or
+uncompensated workers.
 In order to be able to keep the populace under control
 (i.e., not have them rebel),
 you must have one military for every ten civilians.
 Any land units in the sector count towards the mil necessary for control.
-Also, security units in the sector will make shooting more efficient, 
 .s1
 Each civ or uw shot uses mobility (see \*Qinfo Mobility\*U for the
 exact formula).
@@ -29,8 +28,7 @@ and it was a conquered sector,
 it will become completely controlled by you,
 and you will be notified of this fact.
 .s1
-Having security troops in the sector will increase the efficiency
-of the firing squads,
-resulting in more dead than you asked for. (They're enthusiastic)
+Having security troops in the sector will make the firing squads use
+less mobility (they're enthusiastic).
 .s1
 .SA "convert, Mobility, Citizens, Populace, Occupation"