In the intriguing world of Schedule 1, players can experiment with creating explosive products, which, as implied, can lead to dramatic consequences for in-game characters upon consumption. While the game inspired by “Breaking Bad”doesn’t feature a specific item dubbed as an “exploding product,”the presence of an “Explosive”tag on certain ingredients invites players to uncover their own explosive formulas.
This article delves into the fascinating realm of explosive products in Schedule 1, exploring their recipe formulations and the unique effects they impart to NPC consumers.
Crafting Explosive Products in Schedule 1
Engaging in this viral drug-dealing simulator allows players to fulfill their inner Heisenberg by concocting a mix of drug recipes. Among these configurations, certain combinations yield quirky effects, one of which is the famed “Explosive”tag that triggers a mesmerizing mushroom cloud-like detonation upon consumption.
Players can experiment with a variety of recipes for crafting these explosive products. Here’s a simple method to get started:
- Combine M**h with Donuts in a 1:1 ratio to create a purple mixture.
- Mix the resultant purple substance with Donuts again in a 1:1 ratio to produce the explosive item known as Gorilla Monkey.
If you’re searching for a more complex and intriguing recipe, consider the following steps:
- Start with premium M**h (also referred to as Wedding Fruit) and mix it with Paracetamol.
- This concoction will gain a “Sneaky”effect; then combine it with Mouthwash to introduce the “Balding”quirk to the crystals.
- Your next step is to mix the resulting Strawberry Mint with Gasoline.
- Finally, take the Strawberry Monkey and mix it with Donuts twice, similar to the previous recipe, to create the explosive product dubbed Sweet Dick.
Understanding the Effects of Explosive Products
Explosive products introduce a thrilling delay before their effects manifest in NPCs. After consumption, players will hear a ticking sound from the NPCs, signaling that the explosive reaction is imminent. This ultimately leads to an explosion event. While these blasts can be lethal to NPCs, players need not worry; the dead characters will respawn, and their demise does not impact gameplay within Schedule 1.
It’s essential to note that crafting these explosive items necessitates a base drug – M**h. Thus, novice players might find it challenging to create these recipes right from the start. To access M**h, players must advance to the mid-game phase, where they will unlock the supplier, Shirley Watts, who sells the crucial ingredient Pseudo, fundamental for producing M**h crystals.