Permanent Scars Animals

[[SWOT] DroningCardinal]

hey guys i own all the dlc for this game and just started playing this fabolous rimworld. so recently my lowlevel colony had the insane blessing of taming a thrumbo which helped me alot when it comes to military strength: tanking enemies while my wimpy pawns finish them off in safe distance. however that veteran thrumbo got a few permanent scars that i kinda feel bad about, bec this thrumbo basically filled the gap of my newb incompetence to protect my small colony. however now that i have a stable colony strength with good doctors and marines i wanted to thank the thrumbo and heal its scars. So here is the question: is there a way to remove permanent scars from my thrumbo like you can use the biopods for the pawns? would like this fluffy thing back at full capacity especially since its considered holy in my colony religion

[Grishnerf]

you could make them luciferum addicted, that also heals scars.
but you better have a stable supply of luciferium, otherwise the overpowered thrumbo just enrages and shows you what its really capable off ;)

[[SWOT] DroningCardinal]

Publicado originalmente por Grishnerf:

you could make them luciferum addicted, that also heals scars.
but you better have a stable supply of luciferium, otherwise the overpowered thrumbo just enrages and shows you what its really capable off ;)

yeah thought about that but its not really feasable :/ any other option?

[Wasted]

healing mech serum, is it worth it? no

[[SWOT] DroningCardinal]

Publicado originalmente por Wasted:

healing mech serum, is it worth it? no

that works? imma try that thx. and yeah its propably not worth it but that fluffy guy really grew on me so yeah :D

[Grishnerf]

just be aware that it only heals one scar at a time,
and you made it sound that your thrumbo has multiple scars, so i didnt mention it,
cause all in all, if you very lucky you can get 2-3 serums in a game.
very rare as random quest reward, the other way is finding it in an ancient shrine.
(i think around 1-2% chance) so in most games you wont even find one serum.
and obviously you cant craft them.

[[SWOT] DroningCardinal]

Publicado originalmente por Grishnerf:

just be aware that it only heals one scar at a time,
and you made it sound that your thrumbo has multiple scars, so i didnt mention it,
cause all in all, if you very lucky you can get 2-3 serums in a game.
very rare as random quest reward, the other way is finding it in an ancient shrine.
(i think around 1-2% chance) so in most games you wont even find one serum.
and obviously you cant craft them.

yeah ive just read into this stuff and well here is the thing with luck. apparently i skilled that stuff to 10/10 before dropping from heaven. ive got this thrumbo with like 1% tame chance in the first 10 hours. and found 2 mech serums like 4 hours late in a random reward. i plan to continue this base for atleast 100 to 200 hours... so lets see them numbers add up. CoD corpos hate my luck when i draw the good stuff in the first 2 - 3 rolls :D

[Jimkiro Casy]

I subscribed to the 'A Dog Said' mod specifically because I felt bad for all my colony dogs getting torn up and limping around without paws or jaws. Prosthetics to replace what is shot off. Minor surgery to repair some painful scars.
Nothing too game breaking and it lets you properly care for the animals that care for your people.

Vanilla Psycasts Advanced if you wanted to go a bit harder with it. There's a tree that lets you psycast regeneration on someone for a period of time. It can be cast on animals. This one's a bit more cheesy. While it also gives raiders those same psycasts, the AI is pretty bad at using them until you get to the late late game with the huge waves of psycasting tribals. Even then, the raiders don't use them effectively and it's only a problem because you get like 6 people dropping orbital lasers, fire tornadoes, or flash storms on your base with their minds from behind 200 people.

For vanilla, Wasted is correct. However, you should also be able to kill the thrumbo and use a resurrection serum to remove all scars and missing limbs as well. You might have to re-tame it if you do that, though. I've never used a res on an animal.