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One of our town is stuck in the desert, one km south of town at [0,-1].

He has eaten, he has drunk, he is hung over and has used a drug. He also has lost an eye (auwch.) We have no coffee, no dice and no cards.

How can we save him? I think we have one anebolic steroids in the bank, can he use 2 drugs in a day?

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  • If your friend has hero status, he can use Heroic return if he hasn't yet in this town.
  • If somebody in your town has hero status, he can use Rescue if he hasn't yet in this town.
  • If he finds more drugs, he can use them indeed. He'll become addicted, but that's (arguably) better than dead.
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I have survived several days with hooked status, it was actually a benefit to the town, i scavanged more than anyone could, since i was already addicted, i could walk all i wanted as long as i took drugs and watched the dehydration status. I cleared a entire sector of zombies, scavanged like crazy, brought in lots of blueprints, saved people that were stuck, and many other things like "hyper building" (imagine using rested AP+water+food+alcohol+ 4 or 5 twinoids... once i managed to use more than 60 AP into a building). Of course you need alot of drugs for this, wich are something rare. In the – user17016 Dec 24 '11 at 2:16
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Perhaps you should all just accept this as natural selection at work? ;)

[Joking aside, you need to consider the implications of rescuing a junkie [effectively]. If he uses drug s to get back, he'll be hooked - and he'll start hoovering up all the drugs in your bank, just to stay alive one more day - drugs that might be far better used elsewhere. Just food for thought...]

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lol. unfortunatly, he is one of the few active members that has a possitive attitude. i doubt we will live to see much more then tommorow. if we are lucky. well, i suppose he will die2nite. – Andy Dec 15 '10 at 16:35
Joking aside, you need to consider the implications of rescuing a junkie [effectively]. If he uses drug s to get back, he'll be hooked - and he'll start hoovering up all the drugs in your bank, just to stay alive one more day - drugs that might be far better used elsewhere. Just food for thought... – CJM Dec 15 '10 at 16:43
This is really a comment, not an answer to the question. Please use "add comment" to leave feedback for the author. – Brant Aug 17 '12 at 4:03
@CJM Your answer would be better served by putting that comment you just made into the answer. – CyberSkull Aug 22 '12 at 22:56
@CyberSkull - fair point (duly actioned) but that comment I just made was made nearly 2 years ago! ;) – CJM Aug 23 '12 at 1:24
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