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Brother None said:TheGM said:I always though Psycho was some type of Stimpack?
No, Psycho is a temporary stimulant meant as a battle-drug. See here:
An unique delivery system filled with strange and unknown chemicals of probably military origin. It is supposed to increase the combat potential of a soldier.
It gives +3 agility and +50 damage resistance, but -3 intelligence (in Fallout 1/2, I don't think it has any drawbacks in Fallout 3)
Wazza said:Well done Mike. You've now vilified the rest of the world's gamers against the populace, who in their eyes view us as a bunch of ignorant inbred wombat-lovers. Bravo!![]()
I never saw a place in the Fallout universe for morphine, either. It seems pointless, redundant. Stim packs are for healing. Now kids are gonna be using Med-X not knowing it won't give you hit points back.PlanHex said:Wait, did morphine/does Med-X up your damage resistance or what? And if that's the case, wth does Psycho do?
Brother None said:Oh yes, morphine is very addictive. But it's a still a prescribed drug, which puts it in another group from the purely recreational drugs like LSD and XTC.
junkevil said:i think you mean ecstasy, or MDMA.![]()
FeelTheRads said:While the general consensus seem to be "if we ignore it, it will go away" all kinds of nonsense like this will appear.
Just think, some people want to make sex go away. What about that, huh?
One would think but it's quite possible that Fallout 3 doesn't handle addiction as harshly as they've inferred.Brother None said:Also, when I think about all these morphine nonsense: wouldn't morphine being present in the game as a highly addictive and continually less effective as you develop tolerance for it? That would be a good lesson-giver in drug use, moreso than making it fictional but more effective than the real thing.
UncannyGarlic said:One would think but it's quite possible that Fallout 3 doesn't handle addiction as harshly as they've inferred.
EnglishMuffin said:They don't. The game warns you when you are on the verge of becoming addicted.UncannyGarlic said:One would think but it's quite possible that Fallout 3 doesn't handle addiction as harshly as they've inferred.
FeelTheRads said:Just think, some people want to make sex go away. What about that, huh?