Goonhub
11-26-2021, 05:50 AM
Lots of interesting takes on this issue from different people, I'll throw my own idea in.
Security should be the ones dealing with antagonists usually, antagonists being the ones most likely to abuse this chemical the most. So, what does security use? Batons and tasers, electricity. Perhaps stuns electric tools such as batons, defibs, etc... or being zapped by electricity from, for example, an electrified door could immediately remove booster enzyme from your system, combo'ed with extremely debilitating withdrawal symptoms (such as slowing, falling unconscious, flushing healing chems, etc...) that immediately take effect to prevent them from simply running away at full speed and re-injecting.
Alternatively as some people have suggested removing the safety cap could perhaps work, forcing the user to flush themself of chems and have to reset their chem levels before being able to continue rampaging, which would make it harder to use properly and require good management on the user's part, rather than it being a way to auto-win fights without any effort or thought and far more situational.
I also definitely think it should have some sort of visible special effect while in someone's system, considering it's basically like taking stimulants that you can cook up in 20 minutes without spending traitor credits.
Security should be the ones dealing with antagonists usually, antagonists being the ones most likely to abuse this chemical the most. So, what does security use? Batons and tasers, electricity. Perhaps stuns electric tools such as batons, defibs, etc... or being zapped by electricity from, for example, an electrified door could immediately remove booster enzyme from your system, combo'ed with extremely debilitating withdrawal symptoms (such as slowing, falling unconscious, flushing healing chems, etc...) that immediately take effect to prevent them from simply running away at full speed and re-injecting.
Alternatively as some people have suggested removing the safety cap could perhaps work, forcing the user to flush themself of chems and have to reset their chem levels before being able to continue rampaging, which would make it harder to use properly and require good management on the user's part, rather than it being a way to auto-win fights without any effort or thought and far more situational.
I also definitely think it should have some sort of visible special effect while in someone's system, considering it's basically like taking stimulants that you can cook up in 20 minutes without spending traitor credits.