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Honestly, it feels very frustrating to deal with. Not only is it impossible to treat, but it also leaves a permanent debuff on colonists, which feels overly punishing.
In a large colony, the situation gets even worse - colonists keep infecting each other in a loop, even after being treated. I even tried giving one of them artificial lungs, but the disease still affected them, which really doesn’t make sense.
I understand you may have intended this as a challenge, but right now it feels more annoying than engaging, especially since players don’t have any real way to deal with it strategically.
Maybe consider adding a treatment, or making the infection less punishing in some way?