Skeleton Repair Beds

[Wigbert FriggleShit]

I was reading the, "Guide to Health" page on the Kenshi wiki, and I found this excerpt from the section talking about Repairing Robotics:

"If characters are non-skeleton with robot limbs, their non-robotic body parts will be repaired at a high rate while sleeping on a Repair Bed as well."

"...their NON-ROBOTIC PARTS will be repaired at a high rate..."
If I'm reading this right, this implies that repair beds heal the natural body parts of humans/shek/hivers quicker than a normal bed or camping bed.

Has anyone confirmed this? If so, I'm replacing all my beds with repair beds ASAP because, well,
why wouldn't you?

[dnrob7]

They don't

[SnugSnug]

It's x8 same as beds. Camping rolls are x4 so slower.

[Krono]

Probably a typo, robot arms get repaired quickly in skeleton beds

[Kazouie]

Just tested it* to be sure and one ingame hour healed 3 points of health on the skeleton bed vs about 25 on a normal bed.

*one Beep got hurt during the test

[Oragepoilu]

I have a skeleton bed and the healing rate when you put a human on it is the same as not using a bed.

[Cattrina]

I think they mean by comparison to have no bed at all. As they do describe the beds speeding up the healing process.

[Wigbert FriggleShit]

Last night, I tried out a repair bed in Mongrel myself on a fully-limbed ashlander and didn't see the miraculous results advertised on the wiki either.
While I'm not sure if player-built repair beds have better results, I somehow doubt that and think the wiki excerpt is a typo too.

[bunny de fluff]

Skeleton beds do not heal organic limbs. I tried.