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1.6?
总之我觉得改成吃了必死好一点
Rats got tox resistance anyways so free food for my food source
Yeah letting wastepack can be eaten cause so many problems, I've give up trying to fix it. so there's a not edible version linked below
Yep, eating it will directly increase toxic buildup, regardless of bionic or gene, thus one can't rely on a tox immune pawn to eat all wastepacks.
...Later I will change wastepack to 0 nutrient value so it will disappear from pawn's dinner menu, no one will get hurt from eating it by mistake forever.
相比于其它方法,用囚犯处理还是太低效了(
That sounds cool. But sadly it seems cannot be realized in pure xml and I'm not familiar with c# modding, so I can't add this effect :(
If you think the recipe is somewhat op, you can customize it, like extend its workAmount or else.
I may not do so. I expect refining as another way other than to deal with: weaken its harm and just throw away. It is weird that refined wastepack can still be dealt, why not atomize/cremate the unrefined one?
I'll give them your regards!
Yes you're right, I also doubt if it's unworthy to dismantle toxic wastepack but don't know how to evaluate it, and you give me inspiration.
I made an update on the recipe, now 1 spacer component can solve 10 toxic wastepack.
If use drop pod, to calculate roughly, the total cost is 60 steel + 1 industrial component + 75 chemfuel = 318.5 silver, equivalent to 12.74 silver per wastepack
If dismantle, 1 spacer component cost 200 silver, that's about 20 silver per wastepack, but fully environmental-friendly
Guess this would look more reasonable. Please take my greetings to your prisoners btw
Although... ejecting wastepacks via drop pods seems more cost efficient, than using the dismantle option.
1 Drop Pod = 60steel + 1 industrial component (chemfuel discounted), removing 12x Wastepacks.
1 Spacer Component for 5 x Wastepacks doesn't seem like an attractive alternative.
But maybe people don't know what to do with their Spacer Components and don't have steel to spare, the good thing is that it's a different sort of cost to the method, making it an actual alternative!
I can't wait to treat my prisoners to new treats!