New color scale for compare #10955
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New color scale for compare #10955
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This changes the color scale for Compare with the goal of making it easier to identify stats that are on the better side of the scale. I tried to maintain the same visual impact of the colors, with a few changes - the red is less saturated, while the blue "best stat" color is more saturated. This ends up with fewer overall color steps, but more distributed. The old one was 85%, 95%, 99%, 100%, while the new one is 50%, 80%, 99%, 100%. I also knocked down the "white" to match the normal DIM text color.
I also tweaked the display for recoil - it now compares the range of recoil deviation values, instead of the raw recoil stat, which should make it easier to visually compare them from "good" to "bad".
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