At first glance, Schedule 1 might seem like a simulation of the illicit drug trade; however, it’s actually a cooking simulator at heart. This intriguing game allows players to craft various substances, some of which can produce hilariously unexpected effects, including the creation of a so-called zombie drug.
Rest assured, players need not worry about unleashing a catastrophic zombie virus upon the world. While the products may hold addictive qualities, their effects are completely temporary and non-lethal.
How to Create Zombie Drugs in Schedule 1
To understand the mechanics behind the zombie effect in Schedule 1, it’s essential to know that players can simulate a zombie-like state within characters, allowing them to continue interacting normally despite the altered state. Achieving this unique effect can be done in several ways, but the most straightforward method involves combining the Green Crack plant with a few controversial ingredients.
First, players must ensure they have a sufficient supply of Gasoline and Batteries. Gasoline is relatively easy to find at local stores, while Batteries are typically unlocked later in the game. For those not willing to wait, console commands can be utilized to spawn Batteries specifically for the zombie drug creation process.
Once all necessary ingredients have been gathered, head to the Mixing Station and follow these steps:
- Combine the Green Crack plant with Gasoline.
- Next, mix the resulting concoction with Batteries.
To showcase your creation, offer the Zombie Drug for sale. If your goal is to unleash a city-wide zombie phenomenon, consider distributing a portion to your dealers.
How to Cure Zombies in Schedule 1
Reversing the zombie effect in Schedule 1 is surprisingly straightforward. Instead of hunting for a specific antidote, players can simply wait for their character to consume a different item. The new substance will effectively overwrite the effects of the previous one.
This mechanic allows for a dynamic and refreshing gameplay experience, where players can experiment with various concoctions without the frustration of permanent effects.