My Greatest Chemistry Bamboozle
Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2018 5:43 am
Something I love the fuck out of is meme chem death/annoyance mixes.
I'm currently working on a quick blood loss mix.
Naturally, Heparin is a necessity. Not many people know, but not only is there a chemistry form of N2O (code as nitrous_oxide), but it causes blood loss and drowsiness.
So it would logically make sense to combine the two, right? Wrong.
For some odd reason, the two chems work incredibly poorly when combined. I did some testing, 5 units of Heparin result in the subject losing 80% of their blood level if left untreated (once you reach the 20% blood level you die). I didn't test it, but Nitrous is less effective and has a faster metab rate, meaning its only value is its drowsiness effect, along with stacked blood loss. So really the best raw blood loss mix would be heparin and nitrous in a 1:2 two ratio, possibly scaled so that theres less heparin meaning they die quicker from the nitrous.
And yet that 1:2 ratio is pure shit. 5 units of Heparin and 10 units of Nitrous result in only 50% blood level once completely metabolized. I did a little research in code, and don't understand as to why one of the chems would nerf the other.
I was told this was the best place to make this, because it confuses me and I'd legitimately like to understand as to why this happens.
I'm currently working on a quick blood loss mix.
Naturally, Heparin is a necessity. Not many people know, but not only is there a chemistry form of N2O (code as nitrous_oxide), but it causes blood loss and drowsiness.
So it would logically make sense to combine the two, right? Wrong.
For some odd reason, the two chems work incredibly poorly when combined. I did some testing, 5 units of Heparin result in the subject losing 80% of their blood level if left untreated (once you reach the 20% blood level you die). I didn't test it, but Nitrous is less effective and has a faster metab rate, meaning its only value is its drowsiness effect, along with stacked blood loss. So really the best raw blood loss mix would be heparin and nitrous in a 1:2 two ratio, possibly scaled so that theres less heparin meaning they die quicker from the nitrous.
And yet that 1:2 ratio is pure shit. 5 units of Heparin and 10 units of Nitrous result in only 50% blood level once completely metabolized. I did a little research in code, and don't understand as to why one of the chems would nerf the other.
I was told this was the best place to make this, because it confuses me and I'd legitimately like to understand as to why this happens.