Luciferium withdrawal?

[Solfosc]

The HEALTH tab just says
"Luciferium needs (unmet)"

Is it possible to withdraw?

[pauloandrade224]

yes and at the end of said withdrawl the pawn dies
they are time bombs essentially hence why i ignore them all the time

[Deatheagle]

The only thing you can do is stuff them into a cryo casket and sell them to a slave trader next time one shows up. If you are lucky your pawn will show up with this faction sometime later and you can capture and re-recruit him/her without the luciferum-addiction modifier. It is incredible gamey though...

[Shoebsy]

Luciferium is the worst. you can't make it, It's rare, it runs out fast, and it's decently pricey.

If you can't afford to lose him/her, stuff them in cryo. Otherwise, Be prepared to lose them much earlier than regular.

[[insert_name_here]]

Luciferium is useful, only if you have enough to last at least one year (preferably two), you don't make too many colonists addicted and you have a decent amount of money to buy more.

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Originally posted by pauloandrade224:

yes and at the end of said withdrawl the pawn dies
they are time bombs essentially hence why i ignore them all the time

Ain't called the Devils' bargin for nuthin'

:3

[Solfosc]

I got a couple of units of luciferium from a raid and somehow this colonist consumed it, so I guess I'll better kill him.

[Demon of Razgriz]

Originally posted by Solfosc:

I got a couple of units of luciferium from a raid and somehow this colonist consumed it, so I guess I'll better kill him.

Always burn any drugs that you don't want immediately if you have any chemically fascinated people.

[[insert_name_here]]

Luciferium counts as a medical drug so people with chemical fascination shouldn't binge on it. That's what I thought anyways.

[pauloandrade224]

Originally posted by insert_name_here:

Luciferium counts as a medical drug so people with chemical fascination shouldn't binge on it. That's what I thought anyways.

thank god