Goonhub
01-20-2026, 01:11 PM
Hyposprays are made to speed up injections...
Automenders is to stop people from just dunking chemicals on people.
As for medbay changes.... I disagree with the full revamping cause that will spiral QUICKLY into:
"Just cryopod em" or "Clone em" then you want to nerf those and now it's...
"Antag punched me to 40% health, better lay in medbay for 3 minutes."
What I recommend is actually an overhaul on the organ damage and damage system in general, rather then auto-mender / scanner changes.
Example: "You were beat up alot in the gut, thus your organs have damage, they will come up damaged but insted of damaged but you can survive till they die... organs that are damaged starts to slow down or get worst."
Damaged lungs? You recover less stamina and take more oxygen damage.
Damaged Liver? Double Tox Damage.
Damaged Kidneys? -- Well you get it.
And how do you fix those organs? By treating them with the right medicine or giving a prescription someone needs to keep track of.
Stuff to increase the doctoring but not increase medbay too much.
Of course to deal with organ damage permanently is to cyborg them as those cannot break unless they get emagged. But that requires a lengthy surgery procedure.
That's what I think. I already dislike how surgery works on how clunky it is. Even with the streamlining, but the tools and everything it just makes me go: I haven't done surgery in months.. shouldn't be.. AND I bodge it up even WITH a wiki.
But yea... if you want more doctoring... don't nerf it and make it a hassle.
Make it deeper. Simply by having to heal organs to keep a person really healthy helps MORE then you think.
People can ignore organ damage still but be at a smaller disadvantage/larger disadvantage.
The old is still there, mender, hypo and get out. But by adding more chances for other treatments... you get to do some actual doctoring.
So yea.. add more organ damaging. It's very silly we can target body parts but in combat it BARELY does anything cept go around armor.
I wanna hit someone in the leg and a doctor ACTUALLY has to patch up a leg to get your speed back to full.
Automenders is to stop people from just dunking chemicals on people.
As for medbay changes.... I disagree with the full revamping cause that will spiral QUICKLY into:
"Just cryopod em" or "Clone em" then you want to nerf those and now it's...
"Antag punched me to 40% health, better lay in medbay for 3 minutes."
What I recommend is actually an overhaul on the organ damage and damage system in general, rather then auto-mender / scanner changes.
Example: "You were beat up alot in the gut, thus your organs have damage, they will come up damaged but insted of damaged but you can survive till they die... organs that are damaged starts to slow down or get worst."
Damaged lungs? You recover less stamina and take more oxygen damage.
Damaged Liver? Double Tox Damage.
Damaged Kidneys? -- Well you get it.
And how do you fix those organs? By treating them with the right medicine or giving a prescription someone needs to keep track of.
Stuff to increase the doctoring but not increase medbay too much.
Of course to deal with organ damage permanently is to cyborg them as those cannot break unless they get emagged. But that requires a lengthy surgery procedure.
That's what I think. I already dislike how surgery works on how clunky it is. Even with the streamlining, but the tools and everything it just makes me go: I haven't done surgery in months.. shouldn't be.. AND I bodge it up even WITH a wiki.
But yea... if you want more doctoring... don't nerf it and make it a hassle.
Make it deeper. Simply by having to heal organs to keep a person really healthy helps MORE then you think.
People can ignore organ damage still but be at a smaller disadvantage/larger disadvantage.
The old is still there, mender, hypo and get out. But by adding more chances for other treatments... you get to do some actual doctoring.
So yea.. add more organ damaging. It's very silly we can target body parts but in combat it BARELY does anything cept go around armor.
I wanna hit someone in the leg and a doctor ACTUALLY has to patch up a leg to get your speed back to full.