Corrupted Nodule (Extinction)
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Corrupted Nodule | |
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These incredibly strong, lightweight nodules are somehow naturally made in corrupted creatures. Incredibly hazardous to human health if consumed. | |
Resource | |
Type | Resource |
Rarity | Common |
Renewable | No |
Refineable | No |
Combustible | No |
Consumable (values pertain to Humans) | |
Health | -500 |
Item | |
Weight | 0.25 |
Stack Size | 20 |
Spoils in | 30m |
Added in | v285.104 |
Spawn Command
cheat GFI corruptedpolymer 1 0 0 or cheat giveitem "Blueprint'/Game/Extinction/CoreBlueprints/Resources/PrimalItemResource_CorruptedPolymer.PrimalItemResource_CorruptedPolymer'" 1 0 0 | |
Crafting | |
Used to craft | 141 items |
The Corrupted Nodule is a resource in Extinction
Overview[edit | edit source]
The Corrupted Nodule can be obtained from killing Corrupted Creatures.
Corrupted Nodules act as a substitute for both Polymer and is functionally identical to
Organic Polymer. Unlike the latter however, the Corrupted Nodule drops at a lower rate and can only be harvested from the bodies of Corrupted Creatures.
Gathering[edit | edit source]
Gathering Corrupted Nodules has similar mechanics to gathering Organic Polymer. Tools associated with gathering
Organic Polymer generally work the same with Corrupted Nodules, with the
Chainsaw being the most efficient.
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Creature / Tool | Gain per action |
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Notes[edit | edit source]
- Corrupted Nodule can also be used as a "suicide pill." When consumed it does 500 damage to the player, like Organic Polymer, which will kill most players instantly.
- Exactly like Organic Polymer, the Corrupted Nodule also only stacks up to 20, allowing it to quickly fill up a creature's inventory.
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