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CDC Rapid Response 2 [B42 & B41]

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The CDC has organized an emergency response to what they call the KX93185 virus. Viral test kits, medications, and antidotes have been made available via airdrop and checkpoint distribution. The county has been flooded with supplies to combat this plague, and the DoD has responded with forced quarantines.

The response was impressive and calculated. The CDC reported that the virus was simple in nature and easy to cure. This effort seemed hopeful as the National Guard delivered what was needed by land and air. But as time passed, it became clear that it was too late. The remnants of this effort are all that remain...

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All drugs have been overhauled and are now more dangerous to use, with delayed and/or prolonged effects. Misusing CDC drugs can severely harm or even kill you.

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- Viral Test Kits provide an overly complicated and adequately frustrating experience to ensure you test yourself correctly.
- Consumer Grade Tests: Provide solid results quickly (if you read the directions! "Did we remember to put those in?", wonders a lab tech).
- Premium Grade Tests: Provide better results and are easier to use.
- Weathered Test Kits: These might help you... or just give you false hope.

- Packaged Viral Test Kits contain everything you need, but you're more likely to find loose components of these kits.
- The Viral Test Kit system now requires the user to use a sialogogue or equivalent. (Built-in PZ systems allow for other methods—figure it out, or die trying.)

Kit Types:
- Consumer Viral Test: Test for the virus.
- Premium Viral Test: 100% accuracy.
- Weathered Test Kits: Good luck!

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Medications are now more dangerous. Use them cautiously and prepare accordingly—especially when using unfamiliar ones. Poor health or unknown preexisting conditions can lead to sickness or death.

- Consumer Grade Medications: Assist with infections but may cause sickness or death, particularly for those with preexisting conditions.
- Premium Medications: Safer and more effective but still require careful use.
- Weathered Medications: These may have been sitting in filth for years. Would you trust your life to a pill found in a drain?
- Medications can be found packaged or as loose pills.

Medication Types:
- Bitezapro: 24-48 hour protection (with side effects).
- Fevarax: 48-72 hour protection (with side effects).
- Humanox: 24-48 hour protection (with side effects).
- Salivix: 48-72 hour protection (with side effects).
- Zomboflex: 24-48 hour protection (with side effects).
- Zedalis: 36-48 hour protection (with side effects).
- Weathered Pills: Who knows what they do?!
- Viazom: 5-day protection (no side effects, single-use inhalant).
- Several secret medications—where could they be?

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Antidotes provide a cure but come with risks. They allow you to start over and survive this terrible new world.

- Low-quality antidotes are painful and risky—only the strongest will survive their effects. ("Burns like 1,000 suns!")
- High-quality antidotes are safer but require proper preparation and a calm environment.
- Weathered Syrettes: Found in the wild. Use them at your own peril.

Antidote Types:
- Globunex: Cures infection (with side effects).
- Novaulin: Cures infection (with side effects).
- Sovextin: Cures infection (with side effects).
- KX9 Spike: Cures infection (no side effects).
- Roto-mRNA: Cures infection (no side effects).
- Weathered Syrette: Don’t do it!!

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- Over 1,000 tons of medical aid were delivered via air and ground. Supplies were distributed at checkpoints and public facilities or delivered directly to homes. As the virus spread, secure zones fell, and airdrops became the primary method of delivery—until they stopped entirely.

Airdrop Types:
- CDC Yellow Airdrop: Low-grade items.
- CDC Orange Airdrop: Mid-grade items.
- CDC Red Airdrop: High-grade items.
- CDC Weathered Airdrop: Wet and gross!

Package Types:
- CDC Family Pack: Supplies for families.
- CDC Clinical Pack: Supplies for clinics.
- CDC First Responder Pack: Supplies for first responders.
- CDC Weathered Pack: Looks beat up but may contain something useful.

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For a more challenging experience with low drop rates:
- Bundle of Items in Aluminum
- Bundle of Items in Fabric
- Bundle of Items in Bottle
- Bundle of Items in Jar
- Bundle of Items in Wallet
- Large Bundle of Items in Paper
- Small Bundle of Items in Paper

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- Military-use items with mysterious purposes. What do they do? How do you use them? Who knows!

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As the virus spread, so did misinformation. The CDC responded with leaflets and printed guides, delivered en masse from the skies by helicopters.

Literature Types:
- CDC General Guide
- CDC Medication Guide
- CDC Antidote Guide
- 7 Different CDC Leaflets

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- Customize loot rates and systems.
- Control how medications and cures affect the player.

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- Simulate a smaller CDC response or experience the world years later, where CDC materials are nearly extinct. If you’re lucky, you may find old remnants (bundles of items).

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- Expanded lore around the DoD and CDC efforts in Knox County.

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- Dormancy (Default: Enabled): Improved dormancy features for better survival mechanics.
- Wound Contamination (Default: Disabled): Risk of infection in exposed wounds.
- Hardcore Treatments (Default: Disabled): Prolonged effects of CDC drugs may kill the player.

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Tested in single-player only at this time.

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- Workshop ID: 3389707527
- Mod ID: CDCRapidResponse2