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*Uniquely, reducing severity to 0 cures the disease (no immunity required). | *Uniquely, reducing severity to 0 cures the disease (no immunity required). | ||
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| − | * Starts as Major severity (0. | + | * Starts as Major severity (0.33 - 0.77) |
* Severity gain depends on the type | * Severity gain depends on the type | ||
** From -0.25 to +0.5 severity / day | ** From -0.25 to +0.5 severity / day | ||
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* Treatment: -0.35 severity / day <br>(at 100% quality) | * Treatment: -0.35 severity / day <br>(at 100% quality) | ||
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| − | * Medicine | + | * Medicine |
| + | Resolves from: | ||
| + | * Min {{ticks/gametime/days|60000*8}} | ||
| + | * Max {{ticks/gametime/days|60000*10}} | ||
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There are 3 types of diseases to tend to: | There are 3 types of diseases to tend to: | ||
* The disease will progress over time, and treatment slows down progression. Immunity is gained over time, dependent on [[Immunity Gain Speed]] and independent of tend quality. Once immune, the disease will slowly fade and the colonist will stop being a patient. This applies to most fatal diseases, including the [[flu]], [[infection]], and [[plague]]. | * The disease will progress over time, and treatment slows down progression. Immunity is gained over time, dependent on [[Immunity Gain Speed]] and independent of tend quality. Once immune, the disease will slowly fade and the colonist will stop being a patient. This applies to most fatal diseases, including the [[flu]], [[infection]], and [[plague]]. | ||
| − | * The disease does not progress. Treatment must reach a ''total tend quality'' (300%) before the disease is cured | + | * The disease does not progress. Treatment must reach a ''total tend quality'' (300%) before the disease is cured. Applies to [[gut worms]] and [[muscle parasites]]. |
* The disease progresses over time, and treatment slows and even prevents progression. The disease fades only after a certain time. Applies to [[lung rot]], [[fibrous mechanites]], [[sensory mechanites]], and [[blood rot]].{{RoyaltyIcon}} | * The disease progresses over time, and treatment slows and even prevents progression. The disease fades only after a certain time. Applies to [[lung rot]], [[fibrous mechanites]], [[sensory mechanites]], and [[blood rot]].{{RoyaltyIcon}} | ||
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Some diseases are a race between the increasing severity of the disease and the increasing immunity to it. This immunity gain is controlled by several factors: | Some diseases are a race between the increasing severity of the disease and the increasing immunity to it. This immunity gain is controlled by several factors: | ||
* Base immunity gain speed for the particular disease. | * Base immunity gain speed for the particular disease. | ||
| − | * InfectionLuck, an uncontrollable generated value that adds randomness to the diseases progression | + | * InfectionLuck, an uncontrollable generated value that adds randomness to the diseases progression. |
* The [[Immunity Gain Speed]] stat of the patient | * The [[Immunity Gain Speed]] stat of the patient | ||
Immunity Gain Speed is affected by the following: | Immunity Gain Speed is affected by the following: | ||
* '''[[Food]]''': Pawns above 12.5% [[Saturation]] do not have any penalties to immunity. | * '''[[Food]]''': Pawns above 12.5% [[Saturation]] do not have any penalties to immunity. | ||
| − | * '''[[Rest]]''': Actively resting gives a bonus to speed. Resting in any [[bedroll]] or [[bed]] increases the stat, a [[hospital bed]] increases it further, and a hospital bed with an attached [[vitals monitor]] increases it the most. | + | * '''[[Rest]]''': Actively resting gives a bonus to speed. Resting in any [[bedroll]] or [[bed]] increases the stat, a [[hospital bed]] increases it further, and a hospital bed with an attached [[vitals monitor]] increases it the most.{{Check Tag|Verify|Does this affect their IGS stat or does it affect their immunity they actually gain only?}} |
* '''Age''': As a pawn gets closer to and past their species' life expectancy, immunity gain speed decreases. | * '''Age''': As a pawn gets closer to and past their species' life expectancy, immunity gain speed decreases. | ||
| − | ** For baseline humans, immunity gain speed is gradually lost after age 54. [[Genes]]{{BiotechIcon}} like [[Genes#Mild cell instability|cell instability]] can affect the pawns lifespan | + | ** For baseline humans, immunity gain speed is gradually lost after age 54. [[Genes]]{{BiotechIcon}} like [[Genes#Mild cell instability|cell instability]] can affect the pawns lifespan. |
* '''[[Blood Filtration]]''': Mostly increased via [[luciferium]]. Reduced with [[kidney]] or [[liver]] damage, slightly improved with a [[detoxifier kidney]]{{BiotechIcon}}. | * '''[[Blood Filtration]]''': Mostly increased via [[luciferium]]. Reduced with [[kidney]] or [[liver]] damage, slightly improved with a [[detoxifier kidney]]{{BiotechIcon}}. | ||
| − | * '''Direct boosts''': The [[Super-immune]] | + | * '''Direct boosts''': The [[Traits#Super-immune|Super-immune trait]], [[Immunoenhancer]]{{RoyaltyIcon}}, and [[gene]]s{{BiotechIcon}} can increase immunity speed. |
Note that these only apply to diseases with immunity mechanics. For example, you don't need to give a pawn with [[gut worms]] bedrest. | Note that these only apply to diseases with immunity mechanics. For example, you don't need to give a pawn with [[gut worms]] bedrest. | ||