Neurotrauma Lite

NOTICE: I don't have the time to work on this project right now, but I may in the future. It's not in a presentable state at the moment. I am sorry for that.

NT Lite introduces the mild complexity of Neurotrauma's content without completely overhauling the Medical system of Barotrauma.

(This does NOT require Lua/C# For Barotrauma. It only provides new containers, medicine for treating Vanilla afflictions, along with modifying Vanilla medicine.)

Containers

• ** Medical Briefcase: Holds 9 stacks of medicine. **
• ** First Aid Wallet: Holds 6 individual medicine, and has 2 additional slots for chemicals and sutures. It's also small enough to fit in your pocket! **

Medicine and their Treatments

• ** Antibiotic Ointment: Burn, Infection. **
• ** Antiseptic: Infection **
• ** Gel Ice Pack: Blunt Force Trauma **
• ** Suture: Bleeding, Bite Wounds **
• ** Thiamine: Internal Damage, Organ Damage **
• ** Tweezers: Deep Tissue Injury, Gunshot Wound **

Modified Items (May need further tweaks for balance..)

• ** Bandage/Plastiseal: 3 Uses **
• ** Ethanol: 5 Uses **
• ** Saline/Blood Pack: 2 Uses **
• ** Opium/Morphine/Fentynal: Aside from acting as an ingredient in Sutures, Opiates have no function right now. I plan to have them grant a Stun Resistance buff in the future, however. **

Motive

Neurotrauma is a wonderful experience, and I enjoyed my time using it, but it's pretty performance-heavy when paired with other mods. Bots also cannot treat afflictions (even with the respective option toggled), so you're forced to play Doctor and the other jobs you undertake around the submarine.

I'm sure the author has their reasons, but from a gameplay standpoint, it's unreasonable to force the Player to babysit their entire crew while also having to explore outside the sub, repair devices, or steer the ship.

Because of this, I eventually wanted something less intrusive, so I got to work on porting some of NT's items into a standalone pack that fits seamlessly into Barotrauma's base design.

Alternatives

I'd also recommend checking out Neurolite! And, of course, Neurotrauma itself!