Very interesting idea, But there are some solutions that I don't like.
1.IMHO painkillers must cause addiction (and may be tolerancy), like other drugs.
2.Receiving blood bags via draw blood operation may be exploitable on prisoners. Draw blood - give a rest - repeat - ... - a whole lot of blood bags! Hint - let a draw blood operation adds hediff to a donor, something like: "Blood harvested x times". When counter reaches 3-5 let new draw blood kills the patient.
3. If we have some blood bags, then where is ability to "Administer blood transfusion" to cure blood loss? IMHO this is more useful then reduce bleeding.
4. It is intentional that tend quality offset and surgery success factor has accumulated effect if some different drips installed around medical bed? I have +15% tend quality, and +30% surgery success when istalls three IV drips (nutrition, blood, and painkiller). This is a lot!
5. I saw many times how wounded pawns jumps on their feet (to change clothes for example) after administer drug who ease pain. How about painkiller drip? Could it be that the patient under the action of the painkiller drip feels well enough that he wants to get up, and immediately falls again from the pain?
1.IMHO painkillers must cause addiction (and may be tolerancy), like other drugs.
2.Receiving blood bags via draw blood operation may be exploitable on prisoners. Draw blood - give a rest - repeat - ... - a whole lot of blood bags! Hint - let a draw blood operation adds hediff to a donor, something like: "Blood harvested x times". When counter reaches 3-5 let new draw blood kills the patient.
3. If we have some blood bags, then where is ability to "Administer blood transfusion" to cure blood loss? IMHO this is more useful then reduce bleeding.
4. It is intentional that tend quality offset and surgery success factor has accumulated effect if some different drips installed around medical bed? I have +15% tend quality, and +30% surgery success when istalls three IV drips (nutrition, blood, and painkiller). This is a lot!
5. I saw many times how wounded pawns jumps on their feet (to change clothes for example) after administer drug who ease pain. How about painkiller drip? Could it be that the patient under the action of the painkiller drip feels well enough that he wants to get up, and immediately falls again from the pain?