How to make colonists pain stop rimworld?
Hey guys, random question but I'm playing RimWorld and my colonists keep getting pain! It's super annoying. Any tips on how to make colonists' pain stop in RimWorld, like in-game healing strategies?
Hey guys, random question but I'm playing RimWorld and my colonists keep getting pain! It's super annoying. Any tips on how to make colonists' pain stop in RimWorld, like in-game healing strategies?
I totally get it, watching your colonists struggle in pain is so frustrating. Make sure you get them some yayo or smokeleaf joint if you need a quick fix, or put them on bed rest in a clean hospital with good medicine.
Does anyone else get super stressed when their pawn gets a permanent scar and just stays in a bad mood? I usually try to research painstoppers or use Luciferium, but that has its own risks. What do you guys usually do?
Just stick a Painstopper chip in their brain! Sure, they won't feel pain anymore, but they might also fight until they literally lose all limbs without realizing it. Rimworld logic is beautiful, no?
Wait, are you talking about the video game Rimworld? If this is a real-life medical issue and you used auto-correct, please don't look up random internet remedies. Consult a doctor immediately if you or someone else is in severe pain.
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Assuming this is indeed about the game Rimworld, you can manage pain with medicine, bed rest, or bionic replacements. However, if this was a typo for a real health issue, please do not ignore it and get it checked by a proper medical professional.
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