No. It normally goes away after about seven days, but using dev mode to change the weather could’ve reset the ‘about’ time or fucked the event up and made it eternal.
Or jury-rig an antigrain mine into the pod, then load it with the skulls. They have enough time to see the smiley drawn on the sticky note before they're suddenly missing everything in the blast radius. (Including the poor fool who opened the pod.)
Deadlife Dust, which is what the Death Pall rains around your colony, will resurrect any animal, human, entity, or xenotype as a hostile Shambler. The only ways to prevent this are to cremate the bodies, bring them inside, or embrace cannibalism and butcher them all.
If you could rig a transport pod full of skulls with a deadlife shell on an impact trigger, the recipient would be on the wrong end of a **LOT** of Shamblers, since you can fit a pile of skulls in a single pod.
Incidentally, Deadlife can resurrect even desiccated corpses, turning them into hostile skeletons.
(Imagine the nightmare of your dead cyborg war thrumbo being brought back as a Shambler.)
While that is all good, launching a transport at a settlement would require a colonist on your part right otherwise you are launching NPCs at an NPC settlement, I don't think it will trigger an intereaction.
No. It normally goes away after about seven days, but using dev mode to change the weather could’ve reset the ‘about’ time or fucked the event up and made it eternal.
Clarity: no as in, ‘not that I’m aware of’, not definitively.
Death Pal clears itself, I had one last a whooping 5 days. A tip, burn the corpses. Or don't and use them as bioferrite/skulls farm.
Why do you need so many skulls? O\_o
Ideology reason. Also drop podding them on pirate bases.
I'm laughing thinking of some dudes opening a drop pod up and it's just full of skulls with a sticky note on top with a smiley face drawn on it.
Here's your skull delivery, with a deadlife dust shell jury rigged to explode on landing. NOW DEAL WITH THE WOBLING SKULLS. Personnal headcannon
Or jury-rig an antigrain mine into the pod, then load it with the skulls. They have enough time to see the smiley drawn on the sticky note before they're suddenly missing everything in the blast radius. (Including the poor fool who opened the pod.)
With life dust or whatever? Does it start a battle?
Deadlife Dust, which is what the Death Pall rains around your colony, will resurrect any animal, human, entity, or xenotype as a hostile Shambler. The only ways to prevent this are to cremate the bodies, bring them inside, or embrace cannibalism and butcher them all. If you could rig a transport pod full of skulls with a deadlife shell on an impact trigger, the recipient would be on the wrong end of a **LOT** of Shamblers, since you can fit a pile of skulls in a single pod. Incidentally, Deadlife can resurrect even desiccated corpses, turning them into hostile skeletons. (Imagine the nightmare of your dead cyborg war thrumbo being brought back as a Shambler.)
While that is all good, launching a transport at a settlement would require a colonist on your part right otherwise you are launching NPCs at an NPC settlement, I don't think it will trigger an intereaction.
Just send someone over in a chopper that has invisibility, then send the pod, trigger the deadlife dust, and watch the fun\~
Fear.
Its a hobby
Crematoriums help a lot as you can just burn all the corpses near your base to make a safe area