@Cat Kraken A close analogue of a real-life painkiller is ibuprofen. Basically, it does not cause mood enhancement or addiction. It seems to me that we should add different types of painkillers. In my case, it is a mixture of morphine and ibuprofen. I would like to work with the serums from the Anomaly dlc. But now I can’t do this because I need to prepare for exams.

painkillers should give a mood boost :3

ooo very cool thank you for this mod it’s awesome

@Cat Kraken Yes. The chance increases with the degree of tolerance. The stronger the tolerance, the higher the chance of addiction. For example, if tolerance is less than or equal to 45%, then addiction can occur once every 99,999 days, and if it is 60%, then once every 355 days. In other words, the chance depends on the severity of tolerance. By design, it is a modern drug. Therefore, the chances of addiction are small.

can they get addicted to painkiller :3

Thanks everyone for choosing my mod. I'm a little tired of working with the same objects in rimword. I'd like to work on something different. I have thoughts about the next fashion that are not related to this. I will update this mod as soon as possible. Thanks again for the awards, positive reviews and for choosing my mod!

My prisoners will love Algosen, thank you for letting me inflict more pain unto the less fortunate.

@Hazzikaze That's right, belief in the treatment plays an important role in the placebo effect. Even if the drug does not have effective medicinal properties, the patient's expectation of relief can actually improve his condition.

@g1 ahh I see. It's a psuedo treatment. Like Ginger Ale, it works to the extent of the brain's trust in its function as it's not a real treatment. Gotcha.

@Hazzikaze The placebo effect may indeed vary depending on a variety of factors, including the patient's expectations, the experience of the treatment provider, and the treatment context. This effect is not related to the actual therapeutic effect of the drug, since the placebo itself does not contain active therapeutic substances. Instead, a placebo works through psychological mechanisms in which the patient's expected effect can occur even from taking an inactive substance if the patient believes in its effectiveness. It is currently impossible to disable the placebo effect. In the future I plan to add mod settings and then you can do it.

I'm confused. Placebo's effect changes depending on the person USING the drug's skill with medical?
If so....., why? Over-the-Counter Meds are pretty much universally applicable unless either allergic to the medicine or using for the wrong purpose...and the only differing factor would really be a person's own genetics. Is there a setting to disable that?

@Kinish I'll try to implement this mechanic. I'm currently working on new mechanics. The effect of the drug will vary depending on tolerance.

It is necessary to set up the placebo so that when it treats a pawn, it depends on the medicine skill. And if they treat another pawn with it, it’s because of communication skills.

I actually thinks it's pretty well balanced overall, and a way to deal with Food Poisoning is a Godsend. I just noticed that it kind of broke the mould, you can take two doses of Yayo, Wake-Up or Go-Juice to get a longer duration but this isn't an option with the Psychotrope as it's duration is maxed out from one dose.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone! Thank you for leaving positive feedback!

@Pink Lion Gaming, I believe that a psychotrop is a medicine. I want to get 100% from the medicine. If you think this is not balanced, then write about it. I'll fix it.

Just out of curiosity why does the Psychotropic bestow 100 potency % per dose?

@Thog, Hmm... I didn't even think about it. I think this needs to be implemented, but it needs to be balanced.

maybe the activated carbon could reduce toxic buildup as well? I do like the idea behind the placebo pill, something you can micro to give a pawn just a little more of a chance.

@payton.cohen, Interesting idea. I'll take it into account.

a drug that increases nat regen speed but increases hunger temporarily, or reverse for soilders on march, decreases hunger but slightly decreases immunity and regeneration speed.

cool !

Let's take activated carbon for example. The pawn got food poisoning. I added activated charcoal to speed up recovery. By the way, there is Russian language there.

...what are those medical drugs, exactly?