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“Nothing relieves tension better than watching a few rounds of an all-out slugfest.” This law helps citizens decompress after a long day of work and relieve some of the tension accumulated during that day.

This law also enables the ordination of another sub law, Extra Rations for the ill, this law speeds up the healing of those ill or injured and being treated in medical posts on the expense of exhausting more rations than the rest.

This would solve the overpopulation problem at the medical facilities and ensure that they run smoothly.

Although the gravely ill will burden medical posts as they will remain untreated, the Sustain Life law allows the building of the Care House (after passing the required law).

The moment this law gets approved, Hope will rise slightly.The player has to pass an 18 hour refractory period before legislating another law.

The gravely ill will be kepts alive but untreated in medical facilities.Passing this law blocks an extreme one: Radical Treatment.We won't risk dangerous amputations with Radical Treatment.” This law is the most popular one among the community, but it was demoted to the 8th place because it exhausts the collective resources without offering anything in return. “We can't cure the gravely ill, but we can at least keep them alive. That is why the value of each working hand is increased. Seeing that manufacturing prosthetics requires the Factory, this law is more suitable for late game, which is when the circumstances become more dire and people start dropping like flies.amputees fitted with Prosthetics in medical facilities will be able to work again.This law gives amputees a chance to contribute to their community and increase the collective chances of their survival.After introducing this law, another one can be passed after 1d 21h.Unlocks a new blueprint: Prosthetics (available in the Factory).Requires the existence of a Care House.This is where prosthetics come into action. As the weather worsens, more people will suffer from frostbite and eventually have to get some of their limbs amputated.

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If we can bring amputees back to full fitness, we should do it.” People are an essential resource to keep the city up and running. “Everyone wants to contribute to the survival of our city. This law also allows children to build roads and construct buildings at no risk.This law may be the only way you can launch your city at the beginning as it provides you with the most scarce resource at the time, workers.You get a 36 hour cooldown after passing it.Child workers can get injured or die in work related accidents.Hope will fall and discontent will rise slightly.It decrees that children can work all jobs.The law requires you to pass Child Labour - safe Jobs beforehand.But, in some cases, sacrifices must be made, especially at the start of the game where you have a very limited number of workers and not enough time to launch a whole city. We'll allow children to be employed wherever they can help, no matter the risk.” I left this law in the 10th place because it’s morally questionable. “We need all available hands to work if we're to survive. Please note that these laws are chosen from the adaptation laws only. This list includes my top 10 picks of the best decisions to make in Frostpunk, taking into consideration both the moral aspect and their contribution to the continuation of the human race. I have no idea if that's considered a long time with thing game or not so take that number with a pinch of salt.In order to lead your people into surviving the game’s harsh environment, you have to make some tough decisions that ,sometimes, are morally questionable. I'm working on a little over 275 hours for whether or not I think it exists. Eh, could be a bug? How old were the posts? I previously read discussions comparing the two, and in one of them there were 3 people mentioning that, I said that is apparently a thing as a result, but have never really seen it myself either, though I am still new so it could be I just haven't been in a situation to use that. I wouldn't take is as fact.Ĭorpse Disposals still the overall better option and everything else said by the above commenter is true though. I have never seen any evidence of this happening. In any other circumstances I'll let common sense take control and go Corpse Disposal as it's easily the better option. Originally posted by Amanoob105:If I'm on a more calm lower diff run, and/or went religion while feeling a bit RP-ish (or when on the endless Rifts map and can't find room fast enough away from heat zones) I'll go Cemetery.