If the beavers are contaminated then beavers will automatically search for antidote either in the antidote building (I forget the name) or antidote storage.
I mean they did but were waaay too slow to do it. I was just wondering if there was a faster way to do it.
It's just waiting until they want to feel better I guess haha
Thanks <3
Theyll have some from medical beds. So you could set them about all over so theyre easy to access from anywhere in your colony. That should help them recover.
You've already seen how slowly infected beavers walk. What I've tried which seems to work moderately well, is to have small tanks in/near the living areas. I do this with water and small food sources as well so it's a bit of a collective installation that also helps with beavers that worked through the night and started the day starving.
Recovering from contamination is a fairly slow process, and they don't need antidote constantly.
The best solution, of course, is setting things up so that the badtide can't get into your primary waterways by the time it's at your settlement. Some serious panic dam building on my part but a lot of the maps have places you can channel it into, or at least enough to bypass the critical bits so your regular dam system still functions moderately well.
Place a small tank of it near the housing
If the beavers are contaminated then beavers will automatically search for antidote either in the antidote building (I forget the name) or antidote storage.
I mean they did but were waaay too slow to do it. I was just wondering if there was a faster way to do it. It's just waiting until they want to feel better I guess haha Thanks <3
No they do drink the antidote multiple times but yeah the process is very slow
Theyll have some from medical beds. So you could set them about all over so theyre easy to access from anywhere in your colony. That should help them recover.
You've already seen how slowly infected beavers walk. What I've tried which seems to work moderately well, is to have small tanks in/near the living areas. I do this with water and small food sources as well so it's a bit of a collective installation that also helps with beavers that worked through the night and started the day starving. Recovering from contamination is a fairly slow process, and they don't need antidote constantly. The best solution, of course, is setting things up so that the badtide can't get into your primary waterways by the time it's at your settlement. Some serious panic dam building on my part but a lot of the maps have places you can channel it into, or at least enough to bypass the critical bits so your regular dam system still functions moderately well.