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Suture needle holder will work for removing bullets too.
You also have to remove the bullet. Use Tweezers for that
In other news...
Rumors persist about a military base nestled deep in a forest to the northeast of Rosewood..
sometimes you'll spawn in a house with 1 healing item needed. other times you might go weeks before even finding just one of them leaving you with reduced max health.
I wanted to keep it simple and avoid adding scripts that constantly run or scripts i wasn't sure would work each time encase that leads to save bloat or something else.
if i was more confident i would have added a script that checks when the bullet is removed and gives the player the ability to craft a necklace from the bullet.
a nice little "memento mori" a "remember you must die." to fit with the games theme. of eventually dying.
I acutally remember using one of those NPC mods and a doctor spotted my wounded player starting moving towards me to try and heal me. i fled because it felt like a trap heh
Love it :)
if i was more savvy with coding, maybe i could can figured out how that dynamic traits does it and add a debuff to xp gained or something else until the bullet is removed. but i guess the reduction in max health is concerning enough.
I did have a plan that when the player removes the bullet they can craft a necklace. like how its done in cyberpunk 2077.
but i realized i might end up making it too complex for myself and wanted to keep things nice and simple.