The indefinite-impairment penalty a test suffers because a body part it
specifically requires is impaired but still usable (#628): the worst (most
negative) −5 (minor) / −10 (serious) penalty across the required parts.
The per-part counterpart to testImpairmentPenalty. A required part that
is unusable contributes no number — it forces an automatic Critical Failure
via requiredPartsAutoCriticallyFail instead — so the two are mutually
exclusive per part, mirroring the role-based pair.
The indefinite-impairment penalty a test suffers because a body part it specifically requires is impaired but still usable (#628): the worst (most negative) −5 (minor) / −10 (serious) penalty across the required parts.
The per-part counterpart to testImpairmentPenalty. A required part that is unusable contributes no number — it forces an automatic Critical Failure via requiredPartsAutoCriticallyFail instead — so the two are mutually exclusive per part, mirroring the role-based pair.