Psychite dependency

[Nesling]

I have a colonist that has Psychite dependency and has gone in to a coma. is there a way to force feed him psychite so he can be saved?

[Helios]

Originally posted by Nesling:

I have a colonist that has Psychite dependency and has gone in to a coma. is there a way to force feed him psychite so he can be saved?

you can make psychite tea at cooking station and feed him that.

[Nesling]

Originally posted by Helios:

Originally posted by Nesling:

I have a colonist that has Psychite dependency and has gone in to a coma. is there a way to force feed him psychite so he can be saved?

you can make psychite tea at cooking station and feed him that.

How do i force feed him tho i cant find psychite tea in the food restrictions

[Rainnd]

Originally posted by Nesling:

Originally posted by Helios:

you can make psychite tea at cooking station and feed him that.

How do i force feed him tho i cant find psychite tea in the food restrictions

I'm just guessing, but I believe there should be option in operations tab to "administer phychite tea"

[Nesling]

Originally posted by Rainnd:

Originally posted by Nesling:

How do i force feed him tho i cant find psychite tea in the food restrictions

I'm just guessing, but I believe there should be option in operations tab to "administer phychite tea"

found it thank you

[Dimossa]

Originally posted by Nesling:

Originally posted by Rainnd:

I'm just guessing, but I believe there should be option in operations tab to "administer phychite tea"

found it thank you

i dont have this option for some reason, where did you found it?

[brian_va]

do you have the tea?

[Dimossa]

Originally posted by brian_va:

do you have the tea?

yes, 20 bags.

[Goji]

Originally posted by Dimossa:

Originally posted by brian_va:

do you have the tea?

yes, 20 bags.

it's in the health tab operation window where you harvest organs and install limbs

[marcusaddamsson]

Health tab, operations... administer tea.

[Dimossa]

Originally posted by marcusaddamsson:

Health tab, operations... administer tea.

appreciate it, didnt know about this tab existence lol.

[Cuddle_Rat]

Originally posted by Dimossa:

Originally posted by marcusaddamsson:

Health tab, operations... administer tea.

appreciate it, didnt know about this tab existence lol.

Didn't know about the tabs existence?! Oh the wonders that have just been opened to you, think of the organs you can harvest, the limbs that can be removed, the atrocities you can commit! *takes a deep breath* Sorry, I get worked up over the operations tab :P

[marcusaddamsson]

The Cuddle_Rat isn't wrong. If you can 'capture' one of your attackers (down him, but don't kill him), once he's in prison... there's a bunch of things you could potentially do with that operations tab. Harvesting a kidney and a lung is fairly standard, as each are worth $500. If you're feeling particularly barbaric, you can install wooden legs on 'em... then remove 'em.

This is why Rimworld's unofficial nickname is the "war crimes simulator".

[Cuddle_Rat]

Originally posted by marcusaddamsson:

If you're feeling particularly barbaric, you can install wooden legs on 'em... then remove 'em.

Barbaric?! Since Biotech dropped this is standard procedure for gene donors in my colonies. buuuut you did say I wasn't wrong, a shiny reward for you!

[marcusaddamsson]

hehe. The "worst" part of this game is that it's all about efficiency. Take cannibalism. Horrible, terrible practice... and last I heard, there's a ton of negative health implications (can you say biomagnification?). But on Rimworld.. it's not only tolerated.. it's encouraged; it's free food, and human leather is a really good material to make clothing.

[Emperor2000]

Originally posted by marcusaddamsson:

The Cuddle_Rat isn't wrong. If you can 'capture' one of your attackers (down him, but don't kill him), once he's in prison... there's a bunch of things you could potentially do with that operations tab. Harvesting a kidney and a lung is fairly standard, as each are worth $500. If you're feeling particularly barbaric, you can install wooden legs on 'em... then remove 'em.

This is why Rimworld's unofficial nickname is the "war crimes simulator".

There is nothing barbaric, to take a hostile character his legs.

The Romans have done much worser actions as this, like castrating or blinding their enemies.