"AP" - A plague?

[Steelpoint]

Maybe I just have bad luck but in cases of severe lung damage any amount of dex or peri does nothing to stop patient death.

[MrJJJ]

You can keep someone alive if you give them Inaprovaline and dexalin, just giving one out of the two won't save them.

[Dolth]

It's also powergaming.

You obviously have no idea what powergaming means.

[Crab_Spider]

I use Dex but it does nothing last time I tried, at best it delayed their death by about ten seconds.

*facepalm.

Dexalin is for stabilizing, dexalin PLUS heals the suffocation. You use one for erasing the suffocation damage completely, and the other for maintaining that low damage threshhold.

[darkwahn]

Maybe I just have bad luck but in cases of severe lung damage any amount of dex or peri does nothing to stop patient death.

It can be a huge bitch if it's not caught really quickly.

[Crab_Spider]

You obviously have no idea what powergaming means.

So what exactly is it?

[Tidomann]

If oxy damage is high you can reduce it through cpr or defibing. Get another marine to help you even

[Jackie Estegado]

Apparently that's too complicated to make and therefore a waste of time and medication.

Doc vendors get 60 unit dexalin bottles, and making dex+ is just adding carbon and iron to it, which is extremely usefull in 10 unit pill forms.

[Dolth]

So what exactly is it?

Educate yourself, seek on the internet. Do a bit of roleplay. You may discover. I'll accept helping you out after you look for the answer yourself.

[Crab_Spider]

Educate yourself, seek on the internet. Do a bit of roleplay. You may discover. I'll accept helping you out after you look for the answer yourself.

... So you're saying I don't know what it means, which means, ignorance, and you call me out on it, but you can't directly tell what it is. It's as though you're using YOUR definition of powergaming and applying it to the process I was talking about. Here's the thing, you don't say someone is wrong and not provide a correction or reason why they're wrong.

EDIT: Regardless, it IS an oversight. Someone noticed revolvers were giving out 20 pieces of metal in November 2016, and made a bug report about it, the amount of metal they give was reduced. As were boxes of shotgun shells, which gave 25000 units of metal in the autolathe. There's also an accepted suggestion where BmC stated he'll nerfed the amount of metal guns give provide. So, if it isn't powergaming, it's bug abuse.

[Blade2000Br]

... So you're saying I don't know what it means, which means, ignorance, and you call me out on it, but you can't directly tell what it is. It's as though you're using YOUR definition of powergaming and applying it to the process I was talking about. Here's the thing, you don't say someone is wrong and not provide a correction or reason why they're wrong.

EDIT: Regardless, it IS an oversight. Someone noticed revolvers were giving out 20 pieces of metal in November 2016, and made a bug report about it, the amount of metal they give was reduced. As were boxes of shotgun shells, which gave 25000 units of metal in the autolathe. There's also an accepted suggestion where BmC stated he'll nerfed the amount of metal guns give provide. So, if it isn't powergaming, it's bug abuse.

well, then you better start working to get me 4 bags instead of 2 to have your precious rail scope >:v

[NoahKirchner]

After playing as a Sniper Spec and running around with my suit light off on the front lines, you can really tell when an AP round hits you and when you get shot with a regular bullet. The regular bullet will maybe bring you to yellow, probably not, give you some bleeding and that's it. Stick a bandage and you're fine. The AP round will break bones, cause organ ruptures and bring you to red or crit with just one round. God forbid if you get burst-fired.

Why the heck do you run around with your suit light off as a SNIPER. It's like the most important part of your uniform when fighting enemies that can see in the dark! AAAH