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I don't like the drugs, but the drugs like me.
Surprise! Someone wasn't happy with that little escape attempt. Punishment is most certainly due.
On day 33 in game, this Sunday real time, an airborne hallucinogen will be released into the environment. This is a slow-acting drug will not produce a sudden or noticeable change. The event will run from day 33 until day 39 with the symptoms increasing daily to the player's discretion. It will affect all characters to varying degrees.
The hallucinations can be entirely in a character's head or a modification of reality (IE: visual or auditory hallucinations where nothing is actually visible or being said vs. Mistaking someone's face for a different one entirely and hearing different words than the ones actually being spoken.) Everyone will be increasingly paranoid/agitated as time goes on. Day one, no one will really notice. Day two, something might be just slightly off. Day three, it continues to get noticeably worse. Etc. Characters with computer brain-components will experience some brain scrambling that will have similar effects to the drug.
WILL MY CHARACTER REALIZE THEY ARE DRUGGED? The drug is slow-acting and designed to keep their minds focused on other things, such as their own paranoia. Only characters experienced in heavy drugs, especially hallucinogens, will really catch onto being drugged all that quickly. Characters who drink heavily do not fall under this.
Any other questions or comments can be posted here.
On day 33 in game, this Sunday real time, an airborne hallucinogen will be released into the environment. This is a slow-acting drug will not produce a sudden or noticeable change. The event will run from day 33 until day 39 with the symptoms increasing daily to the player's discretion. It will affect all characters to varying degrees.
The hallucinations can be entirely in a character's head or a modification of reality (IE: visual or auditory hallucinations where nothing is actually visible or being said vs. Mistaking someone's face for a different one entirely and hearing different words than the ones actually being spoken.) Everyone will be increasingly paranoid/agitated as time goes on. Day one, no one will really notice. Day two, something might be just slightly off. Day three, it continues to get noticeably worse. Etc. Characters with computer brain-components will experience some brain scrambling that will have similar effects to the drug.
WILL MY CHARACTER REALIZE THEY ARE DRUGGED? The drug is slow-acting and designed to keep their minds focused on other things, such as their own paranoia. Only characters experienced in heavy drugs, especially hallucinogens, will really catch onto being drugged all that quickly. Characters who drink heavily do not fall under this.
Any other questions or comments can be posted here.
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YOU BASTARDS!