u/gonausethisacconce — reddlx

(Neurotrauma) Low health without injury?

Hello, I am playing single player with the following mods:

-Barotraumatic

-Neurotrauma

-Realistic sonar

-Enhanced Immersion

All of my crew members have sustained great injuries but I've taken the care to keep them alive. For convenience I don't always fully heal my crew if they're very hurt and close to the next station because I'd rather pay the doctor to take care of it, I mostly just make sure they don't bleed out or their brain stops hemorrhaging. But I've noticed as time has gone on that even when I fully clear a person's injuries they don't go back up to 100%, pictured is a security officer with only a bruise at around 60% condition. My mechanic is worst, he's almost dead without any visible reason to explain, and it's not like it's worsening or improving, that's just their new max.

I'm assuming it's due to neurotrauma but I'm not sure. Do the doctors not fix all neurotrauma conditions? Is it a bug? Are the hardships of life on a sub just getting to them? I'm not going to give them pensions. Please advise if you know what the cause of this is and how I can heal my crew.

Thx.

u/gonausethisacconce — 3 days ago

▲ 4 r/Timberborn

I guess it makes sense retrospectively. Building layered farms around my reservoir and I thought I had heard somewhere irrigation travels further through levees? Anyways I wasted a lot of wood on that massive wall and it turns out only the first level will actually be usable...

Any ideas?

u/gonausethisacconce — 19 days ago

▲ 6 r/Timberborn

Hello,

I'm playing mountain range hard mode with Ironteeth. I'm just under 500 beavers now and I'm afraid I'm reaching the maximum water consumption my water sources can maintain with how short the wet seasons are getting into the late game (my reservoir hasn't been filling to the top like it used to).

I'm trying to strategize ways to make my water usage more efficient, I don't want to cut down my population or limit what types of food they can eat if I don't have to, and I'm hoping there are easier/more effective means of saving water than the really micromanagey ways I can imagine like building my own streams to perfect irrigation, blasting away the mountains round my reservoir to move my farms and get rid of the rivers, stuff like that which would drastically change my colony and I'm not sure if it would be too effective.

So I was wondering as a water saving trick if filling the centers of the rivers with levees would be effective, if the land around would still be irrigated as far with two thin rivers rather than 1 thick river. I've never seen others use this trick but I can't imagine how it couldn't work. Wondering what people's ideas are on this, and any other water saving tricks I can use before jumping to more extreme measures. I really can't think of that many ways to make it more efficient easily than to entirely redesign the map in a way that requires less surface area to get all my farms irrigated.

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u/gonausethisacconce — 22 days ago