#Rimworld medicine affect plague tv#

Originally posted by Astasia:Personally, manually applying anesthesia is not something I would ever do in any situation, it's just not worth the effort or resources.It's not something I do much at all either, but I had a recent circumstance where I decided to anesthetize one of my prisoners so I could replace the outer wall of the prison with a stone wall without them running away.

because it is just luxus prison cells attached to my hospital. and the 'mememe, they locked me away for a while' mood goes away on its own.Īs said. Won't be a pleasant awakening but it serves the greater good. Would be a shame to loose someone that is just addicted and has to be forced to get clean.Įven easier, if you have medicine to spare, just knock them out by Anesthetizing them beforehand. you are better off if you choose someone with very high social skill, medium melee and without any kind of weaponry.

then take another pawn to arrest them while they are already in their Room. just drag them and move them manually into the area. How do you set up a 'separate wing' to put them in / force them in with certain things? I basically put them in luxus Prison until the withdrawal effect has completed its cycle.Īnd as some of them tend to end up immobile during the withdrawal. i call this wing in my Hospital the Psychatry.

#Rimworld medicine affect plague tv#

Originally posted by eMYNOCK:Drug addicts go to the White Padded Room with a TV and all the luxury amenties. What I imagine the pawn in pain goes through versus the doctor pawn who says the statues are good for you: OH MAN I JUST GOT STABBED 10 TIMES, I'M BLEEDING OUT, I'VE BEEN SHOT AND I'M HAVING DRUG statues.they soothe my soul. Likewise a colonist in withdrawal that is assigned to recreation all day in a gorgeous environment also usually wont have any issues if you keep your drugs out of reach. If you put a few decent sculptures near the bed where somebody is in pain, the mood bonus from gorgeous surrounding will pretty much cancel out even the worst pain. Personally, manually applying anesthesia is not something I would ever do in any situation, it's just not worth the effort or resources. It will hide actual consciousness and make things a bit dangerous in that way, it's not uncommon for people to have a pawn die and claim the anesthetic caused it because they couldn't actually see the cause of death under the effect. Just want to know what steps other players take to try and survive early game sickness.Originally posted by Astasia:Anesthesia only lasts 6 hours, requires a med every time, and has side effects like mental breaks (wandering) and memory loss, but there should be no risk of death from using it.

I hate having to be forced to start with a colonist with super-immune but it looks like I don't really have a choice. I disable the wanderer joins event, so most of the time my first colonist is alone for the first season or 2 till I can find a potential recruit that isn't a pyromanic/refuse to do basic work/druggie. Since I have only one colonist, I spend a lot of time micro-managing him/her, especially when they get sick. I make sure they get as much bed rest as possible, except when applying more medicine or eating food. The best medicine I can get my hands on is usually herbal medicine. I know about making sure the colonist is in a clean/sterile, well lit area when applying medicine.

If I don't pick Super-Immune as a trait then I always die to flu, plague, infection. Any suggestions? I can never start a colony up that survives past 1 or 2 seasons due to disease.