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|jobtitle = Researcher | |jobtitle = Researcher | ||
|difficulty = Medium | |difficulty = Medium | ||
|rank = | |rank = Second Lieutenant | ||
|superior = [[Chief Medical Officer]], [[Commanding Officer]]/[[Executive Officer]] | |superior = [[Chief Medical Officer]], [[Commanding Officer]]/[[Executive Officer]] | ||
|unlock = | |unlock = Five hours as medical roles. | ||
|duties = Research and Development, inspect any xenobiological elements given to you by Marines. Develop new weaponry such as Chemical Grenades in cooperation with the Ordnance Technicians and discover new chemicals. | |duties = Research and Development, inspect any xenobiological elements given to you by Marines. Develop new weaponry such as Chemical Grenades in cooperation with the Ordnance Technicians and discover new chemicals. | ||
|guides = [[Chemistry | Guide to Chemistry]], [[Guide_to_Paperwork | Guide to Paperwork]] | |guides = [[Chemistry | Guide to Chemistry]], [[Guide_to_Paperwork | Guide to Paperwork]] | ||
|description = You | |description = You're a commissioned officer of the USCM. You are tasked with researching and developing new medical treatments, helping your fellow doctors, and generally learning new things. Your role involves a lot of roleplaying, but you can perform the function of a regular doctor. Do not hand out things to Marines without getting permission from your supervisor. | ||
You are tasked with researching and developing new medical treatments, helping your fellow doctors, and generally learning new things. | |||
Your role involves | |||
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Ultimately, your job is to focused around analyzing chemicals, alien blood/liquids, storing alien corpses. Synthesizing experimental drugs and creating prototype explosive grenades. Furthermore you are fully qualified to assist the Medical staff with surgeries, should Medbay be overwhelmed in triage. | Ultimately, your job is to focused around analyzing chemicals, alien blood/liquids, storing alien corpses. Synthesizing experimental drugs and creating prototype explosive grenades. Furthermore you are fully qualified to assist the Medical staff with surgeries, should Medbay be overwhelmed in triage. | ||
=Chemical Research: Pharmacology= | =Chemical Research: Pharmacology= | ||
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A lot of your work will require a resource called '''Research Credits'''. These can currently be earned by identifying new chemicals, or | A lot of your work will require a resource called '''Research Credits'''. These can currently be earned by identifying new chemicals, including xenomorph blood, or by gaining 5 points every 10 minutes. | ||
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While the A-XRF can read data from the Company's private chemical database, your clearance level is limited and some information may be classified. Use the '''Research Data Terminal''' to purchase higher clearance or get a clearance grant by a corporate official | While the A-XRF can read data from the Company's private chemical database, your clearance level is limited and some information may be classified. Use the '''Research Data Terminal''' to purchase higher clearance or get a clearance grant by a corporate official. | ||
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|[[File:Chemical_Centrifuge.png|64px]]|| Chemical Centrifuge || The centrifuge is a research machine meant to assist working with the A-XRF and vial management. By using centrifugal forces it can separate chemicals from a beaker into a set of vials. To operate, insert any beaker with a mixture of chemicals and a vial box containing any amount of vials. The centrifuge will try to fill the vials with different chemicals from the beaker best possible. It will also label pure vials for you. | |[[File:Chemical_Centrifuge.png|64px]]|| Chemical Centrifuge || The centrifuge is a research machine meant to assist working with the A-XRF and vial management. By using centrifugal forces it can separate chemicals from a beaker into a set of vials. To operate, insert any beaker with a mixture of chemicals and a vial box containing any amount of vials. The centrifuge will try to fill the vials with different chemicals from the beaker best possible. It will also label pure vials for you. | ||
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'''Purchase Clearance''' | '''Purchase Clearance''' | ||
Upgrades the current clearance access by one level. Increasing the clearance level this way costs more the higher your clearance. | Upgrades the current clearance access by one level. Increasing the clearance level this way costs more the higher your clearance. Colony CLs can increase clearance for free, Up to a certain level. It also gives you one free research chemical each time you buy clearance to help you with your studies. | ||
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'''Transmit''' | '''Transmit''' | ||
If you want to pass on your science to the next generation of researchers, you can transmit your findings to the central research database of The Company. This way, other researchers may be able to continue your research, which may be useful if your duty ends early or if you become unable to continue your work for other reasons. But using this function is not free. The more positive properties there are in the chemical, the higher the cost of transmission, while a high number of properties and special rare properties also increase the cost. However, the cost is also lowered by neutral properties and twice as much by negative properties. ''What this function actually does is make the chem spawn in the next round, but with a new name and new recipe. It will also gain a new clearance access, depending on how high the transmission cost was.'' | If you want to pass on your science to the next generation of researchers, you can transmit your findings to the central research database of The Company. This way, other researchers may be able to continue your research, which may be useful if your duty ends early or if you become unable to continue your work for other reasons. But using this function is not free. The more positive properties there are in the chemical, the higher the cost of transmission, while a high number of properties and special rare properties also increase the cost. However, the cost is also lowered by neutral properties and twice as much by negative properties. ''What this function actually does is make the chem spawn in the next round, but with a new name and new recipe. It will also gain a new clearance access, depending on how high the transmission cost was.'' | ||
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'''Publish''' | '''Publish''' | ||
The CMO's data terminal has the special function of publishing documents. This allows anyone with a HealthMate HUD to view the document remotely. Any paper scanned in the research terminal can be published in this way, even handwritten ones. It is thus a useful method for the CMO to provide precise information to medics on new chemicals that are being distributed in the field, or any other useful documentation. Be sure to ask your CMO to publish your hard work, and for him to announce over medical comms that a new paper has been published. | The CMO's data terminal has the special function of publishing documents. This allows anyone with a HealthMate HUD to view the document remotely. Any paper scanned in the research terminal can be published in this way, even handwritten ones. It is thus a useful method for the CMO to provide precise information to medics on new chemicals that are being distributed in the field, or any other useful documentation. Be sure to ask your CMO to publish your hard work, and for him to announce over medical comms that a new paper has been published. | ||
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|[[File:SynthesisSimulator.png|128px]]|| Synthesis Simulator || This computer uses advanced algorithms to perform simulations of reagent properties, for the purpose of calculating the synthesis required to make a new variant. It needs a complete data sheet from an A-XRF scan to function, meaning that all components and properties of the chemical must be known. All simulations requires research credits. | |[[File:SynthesisSimulator.png|128px]]|| Synthesis Simulator || This computer uses advanced algorithms to perform simulations of reagent properties, for the purpose of calculating the synthesis required to make a new variant. It needs a complete data sheet from an A-XRF scan to function, meaning that all components and properties of the chemical must be known. All simulations requires research credits. Any time you modify a chemical property of a reagent, Its OD threshold will decrease. ''Mixing a chemical with another variant of itself will cause it to react back into its original form.'' | ||
'''Amplify''' | '''Amplify''' | ||
This function increases the level of the selected property by one. The credit cost increases based on the level of the property | This function increases the level of the selected property by one. The credit cost increases based on the level of the property. | ||
'''Suppress''' | '''Suppress''' | ||
This function is the opposite of Amplify, meaning the level of the property is decreased. The credit cost for this function is always 2 | This function is the opposite of Amplify, meaning the level of the property is decreased. The credit cost for this function is always 2. | ||
'''Relate''' | '''Relate''' | ||
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All effects are applied once per life tick. Life ticks happen once every two seconds. | All effects are applied once per life tick. Life ticks happen once every two seconds. | ||
The Touch column indicates what this chemical will do when inhaled/sprayed upon a human or xenomorph. | |||
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===Positive=== | ===Positive=== | ||
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! style="width: 10%; margin: auto;" |Name | ! style="width: 10%; margin: auto;" |Name | ||
! style="width: 10%; margin: auto;" |Rarity | ! style="width: 10%; margin: auto;" |Rarity | ||
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! style="width: | ! style="width: 20%; margin: auto;" |OD | ||
! style="width: | ! style="width: 20%; margin: auto;" |Crit OD | ||
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{{:Properties/Neogenetic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Repairing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hemogenic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Neutralizing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Disrupting}} | |||
{{:Properties/Nervestimulating}} | |||
{{:Properties/Musclestimulating}} | |||
{{:Properties/Painkilling}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hematopeutic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Nephropeutic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Pneumopeutic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Oculopeutic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Cardiopeutic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Neuropeutic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Bonemending}} | |||
{{:Properties/Fluxing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Neurocrygenic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Crystallization}} | |||
{{:Properties/Photosensitive}} | |||
{{:Properties/Antiparasitic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Organstabilizing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Electrogenetic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Defibrillating}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hyperdensificating}} | |||
{{:Properties/Neuroshielding}} | |||
{{:Properties/Antiaddictive}} | |||
{{:Properties/Transformative}} | |||
{{:Properties/Fueling}} | |||
{{:Properties/Oxidizing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Flowing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Explosive}} | |||
{{:Properties/Cardiostabilizing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Aiding}} | |||
{{:Properties/Oxygenating}} | |||
{{:Properties/Anticarcinogenic}} | |||
|} | |} | ||
===Neutral=== | ===Neutral=== | ||
{| class="wikitable unsortable" style="width: 100%;" | {| class="wikitable unsortable" style="width: 100%;" | ||
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! style="width: 25%; margin: auto;" |OD | ! style="width: 25%; margin: auto;" |OD | ||
! style="width: 25%; margin: auto;" |Crit OD | ! style="width: 25%; margin: auto;" |Crit OD | ||
{{:Properties/Cryometabolizing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Thanatometabolizing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Excreting}} | |||
{{:Properties/Nutritious}} | |||
{{:Properties/Ketogenic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Neuroinhibiting}} | |||
{{:Properties/Alcoholic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hallucinogenic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Relaxing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hyperthermic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hypothermic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Balding}} | |||
{{:Properties/Fluffing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Allergenic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Euphoric}} | |||
{{:Properties/Emetic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Psychostimulating}} | |||
{{:Properties/Antihallucinogenic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hypometabolic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Sedative}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hyperthrottling}} | |||
{{:Properties/Viscous}} | |||
{{:Properties/Thermostabilizing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Focusing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Unknown}} | |||
|} | |} | ||
===Negative=== | ===Negative=== | ||
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! style="width: 10%; margin: auto;" |Rarity | ! style="width: 10%; margin: auto;" |Rarity | ||
! style="width: | ! style="width: 20%; margin: auto;" |Effect | ||
! style="width: | ! style="width: 20%; margin: auto;" |OD | ||
! style="width: | ! style="width: 20%; margin: auto;" |Crit OD | ||
| | ! style="width: 15%; margin: auto;" |Touch | ||
{{:Properties/Hypoxemic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Toxic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Corrosive}} | |||
{{:Properties/Biocidic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Intravenous}} | |||
{{:Properties/Paining}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hemolytic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hemmorrhaging}} | |||
{{:Properties/Carcinogenic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hepatotoxic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Nephrotoxic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Pneumotoxic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Oculotoxic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Cardiotoxic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Neurotoxic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hypermetabolic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Addictive}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hemositic}} | |||
|} | |} | ||
===Special=== | ===Special=== | ||
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! style="width: 10%; margin: auto;" |Rarity | ! style="width: 10%; margin: auto;" |Rarity | ||
! style="width: | ! style="width: 20%; margin: auto;" |Effect | ||
! style="width: | ! style="width: 20%; margin: auto;" |OD | ||
! style="width: | ! style="width: 20%; margin: auto;" |Crit OD | ||
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{{:Properties/Boosting}} | |||
{{:Properties/Regulating}} | |||
{{:Properties/Hypergenetic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Fire penetrating}} | |||
{{:Properties/DNA disintegrating}} | |||
{{:Properties/Ciphering}} | |||
{{:Properties/Crossmetabolizing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Embryonic}} | |||
{{:Properties/Ravening}} | |||
{{:Properties/Curing}} | |||
{{:Properties/Omnipotent}} | |||
{{:Properties/Radius}} | |||
{{:Properties/Intensity}} | |||
{{:Properties/Duration}} | |||
|} | |||
===Property Combinations=== | |||
You can combine some properties to create special properties, You don't actually need to do anything to combine them, Just have them both on the same chemical. | |||
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| | |[[Researcher#DFB|Defibrilating]] | ||
| | |[[Researcher#MST|Muscle Stimulating]], [[Researcher#CDP|Cardiopeutic]] | ||
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| | |[[Researcher#TMB|Thanatometabolizing]] | ||
| | |[[Researcher#HPX|Hypoxemic]], [[Researcher#CMB|Cryometabolizing]], [[Researcher#NRC|Neurocrygenic]] | ||
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| | |[[Researcher#HDN|Hyperdensificating]] | ||
| | |[[Researcher#MST|Muscle Stimulating]], [[Researcher#BNM|Bonemending]], [[Researcher#CRG|Carcinogenic]] | ||
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| | |[[Researcher#HTR|Hyperthrottling]] | ||
| | |[[Researcher#PST|Psychostimulating]], [[Researcher#HLG|Hallucinogenic]] | ||
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| | |[[Researcher#NRS|Neuroshielding]] | ||
| | |[[Researcher#AOL|Alcoholic]], [[Researcher#BLD|Balding]] | ||
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| | |[[Researcher#AAD|Antiaddictive]] | ||
| | |[[Researcher#PST|Psychostimulating]], [[Researcher#AHL|Antihallucinogenic]] | ||
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| | |[[Researcher#ADT|Addictive]] | ||
| | |[[Researcher#PST|Psychostimulating]], [[Researcher#NRT|Neurotoxic]] | ||
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| | |Abominations against god and man. | ||
|[[Researcher#CIP|Ciphering]], [[Researcher#XMB|Crossmetabolizing]] | |||
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Dealing with an unknown chemical is like walking blindfolded. The chemical can have any combination of good and bad properties. Discovering what these are will require testing and organized procedures. How to best approach this will be up to the individual researcher. But here's some things to keep in mind: | Dealing with an unknown chemical is like walking blindfolded. The chemical can have any combination of good and bad properties. Discovering what these are will require testing and organized procedures. How to best approach this will be up to the individual researcher. But here's some things to keep in mind: | ||
* You need 30 units of a chemical for the XRF to work. If you don't have enough, you might want to save it until you know the recipe. If you scan a chemical with the XRF you will know everything about the chemical's properties, given enough clearance. | * You need 30 units of a chemical for the XRF to work. If you don't have enough, you might want to save it until you know the recipe. If you scan a chemical with the XRF you will know everything about the chemical's properties, given enough clearance. | ||
* Pay attention to research notes brought back from the colony. Colony notes can describe chemicals that are much stronger than the ones you can discover in the lab. | * Pay attention to research notes brought back from the colony. Colony notes can describe chemicals that are much stronger than the ones you can discover in the lab. | ||
* You can scan basic chemicals like Peridaxon and Oxycodone for properties like painkilling and organ-stabilizing. | |||
* Scanning any new chemical without requested clearance will still give you points, including xenomorph blood. | |||
* There are only 6 chemicals possible in hydroponics, 3 is clearance one and another 3 are clearance two. | |||
* Distributing a new chemical can still get you in trouble if you overlooked a really bad effect. | * Distributing a new chemical can still get you in trouble if you overlooked a really bad effect. | ||
* If you can't rely on the marines to bring back research materials, you can try to kick-start your research by mutating plants in hydroponics. | * If you can't rely on the marines to bring back research materials, you can try to kick-start your research by mutating plants in hydroponics. | ||
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|[[File:Hypospray.png|64px]]|| Hypospray || An experimental high-end chemical injector, used for instant injections. Can be unlocked using a screwdriver, to allow the vial capsule to be ejected as a magazine. Pairing a hypospray with a vial pouch can be an excellent way for one person to distribute a series of research chemicals in the field. | |[[File:Hypospray.png|64px]]|| Hypospray || An experimental high-end chemical injector, used for instant injections. Can be unlocked using a screwdriver, to allow the vial capsule to be ejected as a magazine. Pairing a hypospray with a vial pouch can be an excellent way for one person to distribute a series of research chemicals in the field. | ||
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|[[File:Customautoinjector.png|64px]]|| Custom Autoinjector || If you have a lot of your experimental chemical on hand, then making custom autoinjectors is a good way to distribute it to the masses. A few boxes with empty autoinjectors can be found in your lab. You can fill a bunch of autoinjectors easily by loading them in a vial storage box and inserting it into the centrifuge for filling. | |[[File:Customautoinjector.png|64px]]|| Custom Autoinjector || If you have a lot of your experimental chemical on hand, then making custom autoinjectors is a good way to distribute it to the masses. A few boxes with empty autoinjectors can be found in your lab. You also can print more of them in Medilathe. You can fill a bunch of autoinjectors easily by loading them in a vial storage box and inserting it into the centrifuge for filling. | ||
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|[[File:Acid_harness.png|64px]]|| ACID Harness || '''A'''utomated '''C'''hemical '''I'''ntegrated '''D'''elivery Harness. This is the most advanced form of chemical distribution available. Why rely on someone to know when your wonder-drug should be injected and then to actually do it, when you can leave all the work to a computer that does everything for you? The A.C.I.D. will monitor the vitals status for its user constantly, and depending on your configuration, automatically inject the chemical from an internal vial into the user. Additionally the A.C.I.D. will never overdose its user. | |[[File:Acid_harness.png|64px]]|| ACID Harness || '''A'''utomated '''C'''hemical '''I'''ntegrated '''D'''elivery Harness. This is the most advanced form of chemical distribution available. Why rely on someone to know when your wonder-drug should be injected and then to actually do it, when you can leave all the work to a computer that does everything for you? The A.C.I.D. will monitor the vitals status for its user constantly, and depending on your configuration, automatically inject the chemical from an internal vial into the user. Additionally the A.C.I.D. will never overdose its user. | ||
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A couple of harnesses will be available in the test lab, but if you need more then you can one by filling a black or brown vest webbing with the following items and then using a wirecutter on the webbing: hypospray, health analyzer, battery, radio, cables. | A couple of harnesses will be available in the test lab, but if you need more then you can make one by filling a black or brown vest webbing with the following items and then using a wirecutter on the webbing: hypospray, health analyzer, battery, radio, cables. | ||
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===Xenology Blood Research=== | ===Xenology Blood Research=== | ||
Each alien will have two or more unique liquids/blood samples to collect. To analyze | Each alien will have two or more unique liquids/blood samples to collect. To analyze alien blood you will need a corpse, an empty beaker, and either a syringe or an IV Drip. After collecting the blood sample, you can place it into a Chemical Centrifuge or the ChemMaster to split them. Afterwards, you can analyze the samples at the XRF Scanner. Each xenomorph has 560 'units' of blood - and it is split equally between whatever chemicals are present. For instance, a runner will have 280 units of catecholamine plasma, and 280 units of acidic blood. A queen will have 112 units of Dark Acidic Blood, 112 units of Pheromone Plasma, 112 units of Chitin Plasma, 112 units of Neurotoxin Plasma, and 112 units of Royal Plasma. Once this is drained, the xenomorph corpse is empty - if it is alive, however, it will slowly regenerate. | ||
==== Xeno Blood properties: ==== | ==== Xeno Blood properties: ==== | ||
* Acidic Blood - Deals 3 burn damage. | * Acidic Blood - Deals 3 burn damage. | ||
* Dark Acidic Blood - Deals 6 burn | * Dark Acidic Blood - Deals 6 burn damage. | ||
* | * Pheromone Plasma - Makes you high, '''fixes stuttering, confusion, blurry vision, drowsiness, dizziness, and jitteriness.''' | ||
* Catecholamine Plasma - | * Catecholamine Plasma - '''Makes you faster'''. | ||
* Chitin Plasma - '''Prevents fractures.''' | * Chitin Plasma - '''Prevents fractures.''' | ||
* Neurotoxin Plasma - Deals 7 brain damage, deals 1 toxin damage, makes you jittery and hallucinate. | * Neurotoxin Plasma - Deals 7 brain damage, deals 1 toxin damage, makes you jittery and hallucinate. | ||
* Anti-Neurotoxin - '''Neuro-Shielding | * Anti-Neurotoxin - '''Neuro-Shielding, Prevents being stunned by all neurotoxin.''' | ||
* Purple Plasma - Deals 2 brute damage. | * Purple Plasma - Deals 2 brute damage. | ||
* Egg Plasma - Infects with Xeno larva, '''useful in research'''. | * Egg Plasma - Infects with Xeno larva, '''useful in research'''. | ||
* Royal Plasma - | * Royal Plasma - Makes you addicted, deals 4 brute damage, makes you hallucinate, makes you high, makes you jittery, '''useful in research'''. | ||
===Xenology Body and Live Specimen Study=== | ===Xenology Body and Live Specimen Study=== | ||
You will need the Marines' assistance in securing egg samples, To grow a Xeno, you will need a monkey in a containment cell and an egg, plant the Egg In the containment cell, then wait. | You will need the Marines' assistance in securing egg samples, To grow a Xeno, you will need a monkey in a containment cell and an egg, plant the Egg In the containment cell, then wait. | ||
'''HOWEVER,''' making Xenos on their own is not useful and is actually be more of a detriment. This might stall the game out, and if the proper precautions were not taken, Xenos may even break out of containment. Not very good. | |||
The better solution is making '''Corrupted Hive'''. These are friendly Xenos that can be used to help in combat and ship security. | The better solution is making '''Corrupted Hive'''. These are '''''potentially''''' friendly Xenos that can be used to help in combat and ship security. | ||
==== Materials ==== | ==== Materials ==== | ||
* Clearance Level | * Clearance Level 5X | ||
* Egg plasma - extracted from Xeno eggs | * Egg plasma - extracted from Xeno eggs | ||
* Royal plasma - extracted from an Empress OR can be made by mixing Egg Plasma and Dark Acidic Blood (extracted from a praetorian) | * Royal plasma - extracted from an Empress OR can be made by mixing Egg Plasma and Dark Acidic Blood (extracted from a praetorian) | ||
==== Let's Start Making Xenos ==== | ==== Let's Start Making Xenos ==== | ||
* Make sure you have | * Make sure you have Level 5X clearance. | ||
* Scan or re-scan Royal Plasma. | * Scan or re-scan Royal Plasma. | ||
* | * Relate with a randomized chemical one unique property of Royal Plasma in the Synthesis Simulator, called Ciphering. It will cost 10 points. Different levels of unique properties will make different Xeno hives. Level 2 - Corrupt, Level 3 - Alpha and etc. Level 2, or Corrupt hives, are the only ones that can be made that are friendly. | ||
* Infect monkey with egg or Egg plasma. | * Make sure the monkey you are using is connected to a blood supply, such as an IV, as the monkey will lose a lot of blood in this process. It will also take some time to gestate. | ||
* Inject 5 units of | * Infect monkey with an egg, or by injecting Egg plasma. | ||
* Good work | * Inject 5 units of your chemical containing Ciphering 2 before the larva hatches. | ||
* Good work! This may take some time before the Corrupted Hive hatches so be patient. Do not try to speed up the process. | |||
=Dropship Upgrade= | |||
You have been provided tools and opportunity to create an upgrade for dropships. This upgrade, when done correctly, allows Pilots to see through their camera with night vision or with increased field of view. This is particularly beneficial for CAS as they can see what they are firing at. | |||
To start making it, you will need to find the property Photosensitive or Crystallization. The first gives night vision, the other gives an increase of view. | |||
The power of matrix depends on the level of the properties, there can also be only one upgrade at a time, so choose carefully. After you found properties, print the matrix assembly at the autolathe, directly south of the medilathe. Insert the vial with the chemical in the matrix, make sure its full, free of any contaminants and contains the chemical with the said property, '''you cannot remove the vial after it`s inserted''' screw the matrix shut and tell a pilot to insert it into his weapons console. You can also insert an empty matrix to reset the upgrades. | |||
=Hydroponics Research= | =Hydroponics Research= | ||
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==Your Skillset== | ==Your Skillset== | ||
{{MarineSkills | |||
|endurance=1 | |||
|medical=3 | |||
|surgery=2 | |||
|research=1 | |||
|intel=1 | |||
}} | |||
To find out about how the skill system works head over to the [http://cm-ss13.com/wiki/The_Skill_System skills system page]. | To find out about how the skill system works head over to the [http://cm-ss13.com/wiki/The_Skill_System skills system page]. | ||
= Additional User made information= | |||
* [https://cm-ss13.com/forums/showthread.php?3414-Magnus-Opus-on-Reasearch-by-Cory-Paulson Magnum Opus on Research] by Cory Paulson |
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Difficulty: Medium Supervisors: Chief Medical Officer, Commanding Officer/Executive Officer Rank: Second Lieutenant Duties: Research and Development, inspect any xenobiological elements given to you by Marines. Develop new weaponry such as Chemical Grenades in cooperation with the Ordnance Technicians and discover new chemicals. Guides: Guide to Chemistry, Guide to Paperwork Unlock Requirements: Five hours as medical roles. Detailed Description: You're a commissioned officer of the USCM. You are tasked with researching and developing new medical treatments, helping your fellow doctors, and generally learning new things. Your role involves a lot of roleplaying, but you can perform the function of a regular doctor. Do not hand out things to Marines without getting permission from your supervisor. |__________| |
"I wish you could understand what we're trying to do here. The potential for this species goes way beyond urban pacification. New alloys, new vaccines. Nothing like this we've ever seen on any world before." ―Dr. Wren, Alien Resurrection
Role
As the Medical Researcher it is your job to research and develop new technologies in the science lab and study anything xenobiological. The nature of the Researcher means the role is very open-ended, and can be played in several ways.
Ultimately, your job is to focused around analyzing chemicals, alien blood/liquids, storing alien corpses. Synthesizing experimental drugs and creating prototype explosive grenades. Furthermore you are fully qualified to assist the Medical staff with surgeries, should Medbay be overwhelmed in triage.
Chemical Research: Pharmacology
Research has its own chemistry lab that can be used to help out medical by pumping out useful healing chemicals. It is also possible to mix chemicals together to get multiple benefits; however, be aware that there are certain chemicals which will cause more harm if they are used together. Consult the chemistry guide for more details.
Researching Chemicals
As a medical researcher on-board the USS Almayer you're tasked with creating new medications that might be useful to the marines. But what can you do that the silly doctor in chemistry downstairs can not? Discovering completely new medications of course! Every round there will be new chemicals for you to discover. You'll even start with a note in your old lab coat pocket to get you started. Researching a new chemical requires two important tasks to be completed: discovering the recipe and the properties of the chemical. The latter requiring either thorough testing or sufficient data clearance. So what are you waiting for? It is time to do SCIENCE!
A lot of your work will require a resource called Research Credits. These can currently be earned by identifying new chemicals, including xenomorph blood, or by gaining 5 points every 10 minutes.
The Company has provided your laboratory with an Advanced X-Ray Fluorescence Scanner to help you identify chemicals. On your journey, you will be expected to use this and analyze research samples received from colonies. If you identify a valuable chemical, The Company's interest in your lab will increase. They might even pay USCM High Command.
Research Machines
Properties
This is a list of all chemical properties and their effects. They are sorted in the same categories as in the code. <POTENCY> is the level of the property.
The DISABLED rarity means this property can't appear in randomly generated chems. The same goes for ADMIN, with the addition that very few non event exclusive reagents have properties with this rarity level.
All effects are applied once per life tick. Life ticks happen once every two seconds.
The Touch column indicates what this chemical will do when inhaled/sprayed upon a human or xenomorph.
Positive
Code | Name | Rarity | Effect | OD | Crit OD | Touch |
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ATX | Antitoxic | COMMON |
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ACR | Anticorrosive | COMMON |
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NGN | Neogenetic | COMMON |
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REP | Repairing | UNCOMMON |
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HMG | Hemogenic | COMMON |
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NEU | Neutralizing | UNCOMMON |
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DSR | Disrupting | UNCOMMON | N/A |
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NST | Nervestimulating | RARE |
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IF POTENCY>7, works on touch.
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MST | Musclestimulating | RARE |
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PNK | Painkilling | COMMON |
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HPP | Hematopeutic | UNCOMMON |
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NPP | Nephropeutic | UNCOMMON |
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PNP | Pneumopeutic | UNCOMMON |
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OCP | Oculopeutic | COMMON |
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CDP | Cardiopeutic | UNCOMMON |
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NRP | Neuropeutic | COMMON |
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BNM | Bonemending | UNCOMMON |
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FLX | Fluxing | UNCOMMON |
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NRC | Neurocrygenic | UNCOMMON |
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CRL | Crystallization | UNCOMMON |
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N/A | N/A | N/A |
PTS | Photosensitive | UNCOMMON |
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APS | Antiparasitic | UNCOMMON |
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OGS | Organstabilize | COMMON |
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EGN | Electrogenetic | COMMON |
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DFB | Defibrillating | RARE |
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HDN | Hyperdensificating | RARE |
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NRS | Neuroshielding | RARE |
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AAD | Antiaddictive | RARE |
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TRF | Transformative | RARE IRRITANT |
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FUL | Fueling | COMMON |
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OXI | Oxidizing | COMMON |
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FLW | Flowing | COMMON |
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N/A | N/A | N/A |
EXP | Explosive | COMMON |
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CSL | Cardiostabilizing | DISABLED |
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AID | Aiding | DISABLED |
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OXG | Oxygenating | DISABLED |
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ACG | Anticarcinogenic | DISABLED |
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Neutral
Code | Name | Rarity | Effect | OD | Crit OD |
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CMB | Cryometabolizing | COMMON |
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TMB | Thanatometabolizing | RARE |
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EXT | Excreting | UNCOMMON |
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NTR | Nutritious | COMMON |
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KTG | Ketogenic | COMMON |
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NIH | Neuroinhibiting | UNCOMMON |
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AOL | Alcoholic | COMMON |
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HLG | Hallucinogenic | COMMON |
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RLX | Relaxing | COMMON |
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HPR | Hyperthermic | COMMON |
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HPO | Hypothermic | UNCOMMON |
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BLD | Balding | UNCOMMON |
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FLF | Fluffing | UNCOMMON |
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ALG | Allergenic | UNCOMMON |
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EPH | Euphoric | UNCOMMON |
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EME | Emetic | UNCOMMON |
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PST | Psychostimulating | COMMON |
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AHL | Antihallucinogenic | COMMON |
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OMB | Hypometabolic | UNCOMMON |
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SDT | Sedative | COMMON |
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HTR | Hyperthrottling | RARE |
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VIS | Viscous | COMMON |
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TSL | Thermostabilizing | DISABLED |
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FCS | Focusing | COMMON |
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UNK | Unknown | DISABLED |
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Negative
Code | Name | Rarity | Effect | OD | Crit OD | Touch |
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HPX | Hypoxemic | COMMON |
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TOX | Toxic | COMMON |
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CRS | Corrosive | COMMON |
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BCD | Biocidic | COMMON |
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INV | Intravenous | COMMON |
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PNG | Paining | UNCOMMON |
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HML | Hemolytic | UNCOMMON |
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HMR | Hemmorrhaging | UNCOMMON |
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CRG | Carcinogenic | COMMON |
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HPT | Hepatotoxic | UNCOMMON |
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NPT | Nephrotoxic | UNCOMMON |
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PNT | Pneumotoxic | UNCOMMON |
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OCT | Oculotoxic | UNCOMMON |
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CDT | Cardiotoxic | COMMON |
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NRT | Neurotoxic | COMMON |
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EMB | Hypermetabolic | UNCOMMON |
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ADT | Addictive | RARE |
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HST | Hemositic | DISABLED |
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Special
Code | Name | Rarity | Effect | OD | Crit OD | Touch |
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BST | Boosting | LEGENDARY |
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REG | Regulating | LEGENDARY | N/A |
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HGN | Hypergenetic | LEGENDARY |
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PTR | Fire penetrating | LEGENDARY |
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DDI | DNA disintegrating | LEGENDARY |
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CIP | Ciphering | DISABLED |
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XMB | Crossmetabolizing | ADMIN |
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MYO | Embryonic | ADMIN |
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RAV | Ravening | ADMIN |
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CUR | Curing | ADMIN |
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OMN | Omnipotent | ADMIN |
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RAD | Radius | ADMIN |
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INT | Intensity | ADMIN |
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DUR | Duration | ADMIN |
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N/A | N/A | N/A |
Property Combinations
You can combine some properties to create special properties, You don't actually need to do anything to combine them, Just have them both on the same chemical.
Name | Properties Required |
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Defibrilating | Muscle Stimulating, Cardiopeutic |
Thanatometabolizing | Hypoxemic, Cryometabolizing, Neurocrygenic |
Hyperdensificating | Muscle Stimulating, Bonemending, Carcinogenic |
Hyperthrottling | Psychostimulating, Hallucinogenic |
Neuroshielding | Alcoholic, Balding |
Antiaddictive | Psychostimulating, Antihallucinogenic |
Addictive | Psychostimulating, Neurotoxic |
Abominations against god and man. | Ciphering, Crossmetabolizing |
Hints
Dealing with an unknown chemical is like walking blindfolded. The chemical can have any combination of good and bad properties. Discovering what these are will require testing and organized procedures. How to best approach this will be up to the individual researcher. But here's some things to keep in mind:
- You need 30 units of a chemical for the XRF to work. If you don't have enough, you might want to save it until you know the recipe. If you scan a chemical with the XRF you will know everything about the chemical's properties, given enough clearance.
- Pay attention to research notes brought back from the colony. Colony notes can describe chemicals that are much stronger than the ones you can discover in the lab.
- You can scan basic chemicals like Peridaxon and Oxycodone for properties like painkilling and organ-stabilizing.
- Scanning any new chemical without requested clearance will still give you points, including xenomorph blood.
- There are only 6 chemicals possible in hydroponics, 3 is clearance one and another 3 are clearance two.
- Distributing a new chemical can still get you in trouble if you overlooked a really bad effect.
- If you can't rely on the marines to bring back research materials, you can try to kick-start your research by mutating plants in hydroponics.
- Your goal is not to get every single person a sample of your new drug, but to help as many as possible. Use the Turing Dispenser for mass production and persuade your superiors to assist with the distribution.
Chemical Distribution
While it might be fun to inject a monkey (or coworkers) with your wonder-drug, your ultimate goal should be to distribute it to where it is most needed. You should always seek the CMO's approval before performing mass distribution, because if an accident happens it will be your medical license that is threatened otherwise. Below are some suggestions to how to distribute your chemicals.
Alien Research: Xenology
The art of Xenology. Throughout the operation you will have the opportunity to conduct preliminary research on the Aliens. While this research is more esoteric in nature, providing technical data for the Marine Corps and the Company to use.
At its core, Xenology is accomplished by analyzing alien blood and other liquids, storing dead alien bodies in the research containers, and containing a live alien in the research pen.
Xenology Blood Research
Each alien will have two or more unique liquids/blood samples to collect. To analyze alien blood you will need a corpse, an empty beaker, and either a syringe or an IV Drip. After collecting the blood sample, you can place it into a Chemical Centrifuge or the ChemMaster to split them. Afterwards, you can analyze the samples at the XRF Scanner. Each xenomorph has 560 'units' of blood - and it is split equally between whatever chemicals are present. For instance, a runner will have 280 units of catecholamine plasma, and 280 units of acidic blood. A queen will have 112 units of Dark Acidic Blood, 112 units of Pheromone Plasma, 112 units of Chitin Plasma, 112 units of Neurotoxin Plasma, and 112 units of Royal Plasma. Once this is drained, the xenomorph corpse is empty - if it is alive, however, it will slowly regenerate.
Xeno Blood properties:
- Acidic Blood - Deals 3 burn damage.
- Dark Acidic Blood - Deals 6 burn damage.
- Pheromone Plasma - Makes you high, fixes stuttering, confusion, blurry vision, drowsiness, dizziness, and jitteriness.
- Catecholamine Plasma - Makes you faster.
- Chitin Plasma - Prevents fractures.
- Neurotoxin Plasma - Deals 7 brain damage, deals 1 toxin damage, makes you jittery and hallucinate.
- Anti-Neurotoxin - Neuro-Shielding, Prevents being stunned by all neurotoxin.
- Purple Plasma - Deals 2 brute damage.
- Egg Plasma - Infects with Xeno larva, useful in research.
- Royal Plasma - Makes you addicted, deals 4 brute damage, makes you hallucinate, makes you high, makes you jittery, useful in research.
Xenology Body and Live Specimen Study
You will need the Marines' assistance in securing egg samples, To grow a Xeno, you will need a monkey in a containment cell and an egg, plant the Egg In the containment cell, then wait.
HOWEVER, making Xenos on their own is not useful and is actually be more of a detriment. This might stall the game out, and if the proper precautions were not taken, Xenos may even break out of containment. Not very good.
The better solution is making Corrupted Hive. These are potentially friendly Xenos that can be used to help in combat and ship security.
Materials
- Clearance Level 5X
- Egg plasma - extracted from Xeno eggs
- Royal plasma - extracted from an Empress OR can be made by mixing Egg Plasma and Dark Acidic Blood (extracted from a praetorian)
Let's Start Making Xenos
- Make sure you have Level 5X clearance.
- Scan or re-scan Royal Plasma.
- Relate with a randomized chemical one unique property of Royal Plasma in the Synthesis Simulator, called Ciphering. It will cost 10 points. Different levels of unique properties will make different Xeno hives. Level 2 - Corrupt, Level 3 - Alpha and etc. Level 2, or Corrupt hives, are the only ones that can be made that are friendly.
- Make sure the monkey you are using is connected to a blood supply, such as an IV, as the monkey will lose a lot of blood in this process. It will also take some time to gestate.
- Infect monkey with an egg, or by injecting Egg plasma.
- Inject 5 units of your chemical containing Ciphering 2 before the larva hatches.
- Good work! This may take some time before the Corrupted Hive hatches so be patient. Do not try to speed up the process.
Dropship Upgrade
You have been provided tools and opportunity to create an upgrade for dropships. This upgrade, when done correctly, allows Pilots to see through their camera with night vision or with increased field of view. This is particularly beneficial for CAS as they can see what they are firing at.
To start making it, you will need to find the property Photosensitive or Crystallization. The first gives night vision, the other gives an increase of view. The power of matrix depends on the level of the properties, there can also be only one upgrade at a time, so choose carefully. After you found properties, print the matrix assembly at the autolathe, directly south of the medilathe. Insert the vial with the chemical in the matrix, make sure its full, free of any contaminants and contains the chemical with the said property, you cannot remove the vial after it`s inserted screw the matrix shut and tell a pilot to insert it into his weapons console. You can also insert an empty matrix to reset the upgrades.
Hydroponics Research
Note that hydroponics is currently undergoing a rework, much of the information here is subject to change.
Hydroponics is the process of growing plants without soil. The Company has provided The USS Almayer's research wing with a hydroponics laboratory. Here, researchers can grow and experiment with plant genetics.
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