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[[File:downed_preview.png|right]]'''Downed''' is a condition in which a creature (human, animal, etc) is alive but incapable of [[Moving|movement]]. This is caused by one of the following states, listed in order of severity:
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'''Downed''' is a condition in which a creature (human, animal, etc) is alive but incapable of movement. This is caused by one of the following states, listed in order of severity:
 
 
# Unconscious. [[Consciousness]] is below 30% but above 0%.
 
# Unconscious. [[Consciousness]] is below 30% but above 0%.
 
# Pain shock. [[Pain]] reaches [[Pain Shock Threshold]].
 
# Pain shock. [[Pain]] reaches [[Pain Shock Threshold]].
# Incapacitated. [[Moving]] capacity is 15% or less.
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# Incapacitated. [[Moving]] capacity is 15% or less.  
  
"'''Downed'''", "'''incapacitated'''", and "'''incapable of movement'''" are often used as synonyms. While "incapacitated" is also one of the above-mentioned states, it doesn't usually matter, which particular state causes incapacitation. Though, creature lying in a suitable bed or [[:Category:Bed|something]] is not usually called "downed" but "incapacitated". Also, incapacitated creature's current activity as shown in [[User interface|inspect pane]] is only "Downed" when they are lying in a random place but bed. And it is usually "Resting" or "Sleeping" when they are in bed. Fun fact: if their bed is made unsuitable by changing its permissions or ownership, they instantly pop from under blanket and become downed right on the pillow, even while staying unconscious.
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"'''Incapacitated'''" and "'''incapable of movement'''" are often used as synonyms for downing. Creatures properly inside a bed are usually called "incapacitated" or "resting" rather than "downed", but they are functionally similar. A pawn that is only incapacitated, but still conscious, can have [[mood]] changes; [[need]]s like [[Recreation]] and [[Beauty]] will only decay when a pawn is conscious.
  
The moment a creature is downed, all attacks on them stop. When humans are downed, they drop any weapon in their hands.
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Downed pawns will drop their [[weapon]]s and other carried items but will not drop equipped apparel and utility items. The vast majority of enemies will stop attacking a downed target. Pawns under [[Mental break#Murderous rage|murderous rage]] and predator [[animal]]s looking for food can continue to target them, however. Also, downed pawns are still vulnerable to explosions.
  
Enemies have a chance to die instantly after being downed, which depends on storyteller's setting "[[AI_Storytellers#Economy|Enemy death on downed]]". This can be particularly annoying when trying to capture a specific pawn for recruitment. Downing from [[blood loss]], [[heatstroke]], [[hypothermia]], or [[toxic buildup]] does not kill instantly.
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=== Death on down ===
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{{Stub|section=1|reason=1) Full list of triggers for DoD are not known - needs someone to either go through the C# or extensive testing, 2) Some sort of display of chance by population intent similar to [https://rimworldwiki.com/index.php?title=Downed&curid=20920&diff=139742&oldid=134660 what was on the page before] but actually correct. 3) Further explanation of population intent. }}
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Enemy pawns have a chance to [[death|die]] when downed from pain shock or when their [[Moving]] capacity is reduced below 15% directly by damage, even if their condition otherwise would not kill them. This chance is dependent on current population intent and the [[AI Storytellers#Enemy death on downed|storyteller settings]], the latter of which can be adjusted at any time. Other causes of downing, such as [[consciousness]] reductions from [[ailments]], do not trigger this death chance, so are preferred if you want to capture somebody. Note that this includes ailments resulting from, or that also cause, damage such as [[blood loss]], [[heatstroke]], and [[hypothermia]].
  
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Enemy [[mechanoid]]s should always die when they are downed, however a known bug does exist that rarely prevents this death.
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The automatic death on downing does not apply to [[friendly mechanoids]].{{BiotechIcon}}
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== Actions ==
 
An incapacitated creature is a valid target for a variety of actions:
 
An incapacitated creature is a valid target for a variety of actions:
 
* [[Rescue]].
 
* [[Rescue]].
* Being fired at by a [[Drafting|drafted]] pawn equipped with a ranged weapon (without Shooting XP, though). It is similar to firing at non-downed targets.
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* Ranged or Melee attack to [[death]] by a drafted pawn, which does not give XP.
* Melee attack to death by a drafted pawn (without Melee XP, though). It is similar to meleeing non-downed targets.
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* Being carried by any drafted pawn, even if incapable of hauler work. They can be dropped in place at will or carried to a bed.{{Check Tag|Other targets|Once manually carried, what else can they be manually carried to directly? Biosculpter pod, cryptocasket, etc}}
* Being carried by any drafted pawn, even by the one incapable of hauler work.
 
 
* Being [[Doctoring|tended]] by a drafted pawn on the spot.
 
* Being [[Doctoring|tended]] by a drafted pawn on the spot.
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* Involuntary loading into a [[cryptosleep casket]].
  
 
Actions specific to incapacitated humans:
 
Actions specific to incapacitated humans:
 
* [[Prisoner|Imprisonment]] by a drafted pawn.
 
* [[Prisoner|Imprisonment]] by a drafted pawn.
* Stripping of [[apparel]] including [[utility]] items.
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* Stripping of [[apparel]], including [[utility]] items.
* Involuntary loading into a [[cryptosleep casket]].
 
  
 
Actions specific to downed animals:
 
Actions specific to downed animals:
* Throat cut. Performed routinely on a downed [[Hunt|hunter]]'s target. Cannot be done to tamed animals because they cannot be hunted.
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* Neck cut. A colonist set to [[Hunt]]ing will finish off any animal that are set to hunt.  
* Downed tamed animals are special for some reason and can be tended by a non-drafted doctor in place, without being rescued.
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** Tame animals cannot be hunted, but [[slaughter]]ing is functionally similar and does not require downing.
  
==Version history==
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== Version history ==
* [[Version/1.3.3066|1.3.3066]] - Drafted pawns can tend to others in the field. They will use medicine if they are carrying any.
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* [[Version/1.3.3066|1.3.3066]] - [[Draft]]ed pawns can tend to others in the field, and will use medicine if they are carrying any. They can also be ordered to carry another downed pawn and drop them on command.
* [[Version/1.3.3066|1.3.3066]] - Drafted pawns can be ordered to carry another downed pawn. The pawn can be dropped on command.
 
  
 
[[Category: Game mechanics]]
 
[[Category: Game mechanics]]

Revision as of 07:08, 26 January 2024

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Downed is a condition in which a creature (human, animal, etc) is alive but incapable of movement. This is caused by one of the following states, listed in order of severity:

  1. Unconscious. Consciousness is below 30% but above 0%.
  2. Pain shock. Pain reaches Pain Shock Threshold.
  3. Incapacitated. Moving capacity is 15% or less.

"Incapacitated" and "incapable of movement" are often used as synonyms for downing. Creatures properly inside a bed are usually called "incapacitated" or "resting" rather than "downed", but they are functionally similar. A pawn that is only incapacitated, but still conscious, can have mood changes; needs like Recreation and Beauty will only decay when a pawn is conscious.

Downed pawns will drop their weapons and other carried items but will not drop equipped apparel and utility items. The vast majority of enemies will stop attacking a downed target. Pawns under murderous rage and predator animals looking for food can continue to target them, however. Also, downed pawns are still vulnerable to explosions.

Death on down

Enemy pawns have a chance to die when downed from pain shock or when their Moving capacity is reduced below 15% directly by damage, even if their condition otherwise would not kill them. This chance is dependent on current population intent and the storyteller settings, the latter of which can be adjusted at any time. Other causes of downing, such as consciousness reductions from ailments, do not trigger this death chance, so are preferred if you want to capture somebody. Note that this includes ailments resulting from, or that also cause, damage such as blood loss, heatstroke, and hypothermia.

Enemy mechanoids should always die when they are downed, however a known bug does exist that rarely prevents this death. The automatic death on downing does not apply to friendly mechanoids.Content added by the Biotech DLC

Actions

An incapacitated creature is a valid target for a variety of actions:

  • Rescue.
  • Ranged or Melee attack to death by a drafted pawn, which does not give XP.
  • Being carried by any drafted pawn, even if incapable of hauler work. They can be dropped in place at will or carried to a bed.[Other targets]
  • Being tended by a drafted pawn on the spot.
  • Involuntary loading into a cryptosleep casket.

Actions specific to incapacitated humans:

Actions specific to downed animals:

  • Neck cut. A colonist set to Hunting will finish off any animal that are set to hunt.
    • Tame animals cannot be hunted, but slaughtering is functionally similar and does not require downing.

Version history

  • 1.3.3066 - Drafted pawns can tend to others in the field, and will use medicine if they are carrying any. They can also be ordered to carry another downed pawn and drop them on command.