[Bug] [WONTFIX] Kamikaze ignores map borders and indestructible terrain (from mask)

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If you use kamikaze on a map with map borders and start right into the map border, your hog goes right through it.

Kamikaze is also able to go thorugh indestructible terrain. No, I don't mean the indestructible terrain you can flip on and off with the game modifier from the game scheme.
I mean indestructible terrain which is forced by the map mask (red color in mask.png). You could easily test this with the Portal map.
The kamikaze hog goes through it without destroying the terrain.

Proposed solution: Make kamikaze hog explode when it hits the map border or (mask-type) indestructible terrain.

This affects 0.9.21 as well as post-beta versions.

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Yeah, but the thing is, when I made him not go through it, I thought he looked kinda stupid doing so.
So it seemed easier to just let it happen, but as a visual thing. Just let kami always fire off into space, but not harm anything.

This has strategic implications on a map with indestructible fortresses ofc, since you could kami into the interior.

I guess the kami could just pop out of existence on indestructible things. Still seems kind of weird looking.

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Still broken in 0.9.22.
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OK, you convinced me this does not need fixing. The current behaviour is not a problem.

I'll add this to the wiki.

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