Did you include your Game Design Document in your downloadable files?
Yes

Tell us about your game!
Stress is the main theme of the game. It affects both your attributes, as well as how much damage you take, and possibly things like dialogue and interactions. There’s two variants of it: Temporary and permanent stress. Temporary stress is accrued by being in combat or otherwise stressful situations, but diminishes when not in them anymore. Permanent stress locks in a certain amount of stress and cannot easily be reduced. You accrue this by taking damage while having a certain amount of temporary stress. Stress affects you in a number of ways

Enemies are also inflicted with stress in the same way as the player, but gains them a bit differently. Enemies only gain temporary stress, but gain it at a slightly higher pace than the player, and it reduces their max hp and accuracy. Enemies also spread their current stress level to other nearby enemies, using the same mechanic as the player uses to spread stress to enemies.The higher your permanent stress is, the higher the pace they gain stress. So even if you as a player are frantically panicking trying to kill them, as long as your bullets hit remotely close to the enemies, you’ll make progress towards killing them.

Did you remember to include your Game Design Document?
Yes

Is your game set to Public so we can see it?
Yes

Extra Notes
This was a lot of fun, I cant remember the last time I learned this much in this short of an time period.
ALSO MESSING UP A GIT MERGE IS PAINFUL TO BE IN GIT MERGE HELL AND HAVING THAT SCREW UP ALL OF YOUR GODOT FILES