Oxygen depletion

[Arkay_The_Arcane]

Oxygen depletion would basically be the following: If you're inside a room with no way outside (like no doors), and no roofs, eventually the room will run out of oxygen. This is to prevent what is in my oppinion a pretty cheaty tactic of just locking someone in a room with a load of food, removing the door, and then just letting him deal with addiction on his own. It could also make mountain bases a bit more difficult.

[doomdrvk]

Oxygen depletion would basically be the following: If you're inside a room with no way outside (like no doors), and no roofs, eventually the room will run out of oxygen. This is to prevent what is in my oppinion a pretty cheaty tactic of just locking someone in a room with a load of food, removing the door, and then just letting him deal with addiction on his own. It could also make mountain bases a bit more difficult.

Its rather easy to cheese this method as well as you can simply have 1 roof gone or a vent.

[Guluere]

Oxygen depletion would basically be the following: If you're inside a room with no way outside (like no doors), and no roofs, eventually the room will run out of oxygen. This is to prevent what is in my oppinion a pretty cheaty tactic of just locking someone in a room with a load of food, removing the door, and then just letting him deal with addiction on his own. It could also make mountain bases a bit more difficult.

Its rather easy to cheese this method as well as you can simply have 1 roof gone or a vent.

That would make the room become outside, so, that's not really cheesing, but more of that's how it works.

[Bolgfred]

To make it work, oxygen needs to be treated like temperature:

-Outside is outside
-vents/door/roof hole transfer it
-the more difference difference in/out-side, the faster it goes.

I like the idea, but implemention should be done carefully, as even a dining room or workshop can be habitated by a lot of people and might depleted too quick

[Guluere]

I feel like this is just you playing too much oxygen no included.

[doomdrvk]

That would make the room become outside, so, that's not really cheesing, but more of that's how it works.

Not if its behind a vent I believe it would still be counted as indoors or you could just put an air conditioner in again still rather easy to cheese.