Diazepam (no ontology)

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It is known for having paradoxical adverse effects in some cases, such as increased heart rate, and therefore, excitement and rage, nullifying the sedative effects of the drug.
It is known for having paradoxical adverse effects in some cases, such as increased heart rate, and therefore, excitement and rage, nullifying the sedative effects of the drug.
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True to its nickname of "sniper's drug", Diazepam is particularly effective when used in conjuction with precision rifles and other accurized weapons, in order to maximize chances to hit.
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In [[Mazeworld]], '''Diazepam''' is used as combat enhancing drugs, allowing a [[Contestant|contestant]] to possess the coveted '''increased alertness''' secondary effect, as well as a reduction of his/her failure threshold through '''increased accuracy'''.
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However, it also '''increases [[Pain]] sensitivity''', putting the contestant at risk of taking more damage than usual. It is a mildly severe condition that should only be considered if the contestant is using this substance in a situation where he/she is susceptible to be hit hard. Paradoxically, the best way to use this drug is to make full use of its accuracy-enhancing effects and eliminate the threat the quickest possible.
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True to its nickname of &quot;sniper's drug&quot;, Diazepam is particularly effective when used in conjuction with accurized weapons and proper sniper rifles, especially so with high-powered weapons, as increased accuracy is critical to their maximum effectiveness
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Aside from the usual methods of finding (at random in the [[Room|rooms]] or purchased in a [[Hospital room|hospital room]]), Diazepam can notably be found in [[Type-A crate|TYPE-A crates]].
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Being a '''white tablet''', it is strongly required the drug is kept until the contestant finds a [[Hospital room|medic]] or a [[Peaceful scientist|peaceful scientist]] to [[Identification|identify]] the tablet, as it shares its appearance with [[Codeine]], [[Ecstasy]], [[LSD]], [[Oxycodone]], [[Paracetamol]], and a form of [[Placebo]].
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Being a '''white tablet''', it is recommended the drug is kept until the contestant finds a way to [[Identification|identify]] the pill before consumption.
== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==

Latest revision as of 23:44, 6 November 2017

Diazepam is a benzodiazepine drug. Better known by its trade name Valium, Diazepam is commonly used to treat anxiety, insomnia, seizures, muscle spasms and other conditions. It has also found a niche use among snipers and sharp-shooters, because of its skeletal muscle relaxant and sedative properties, helping reduce sway and increase concentration. For this reason it is sometimes nicknamed the "sniper's drug".
It is known for having paradoxical adverse effects in some cases, such as increased heart rate, and therefore, excitement and rage, nullifying the sedative effects of the drug.

True to its nickname of "sniper's drug", Diazepam is particularly effective when used in conjuction with precision rifles and other accurized weapons, in order to maximize chances to hit.

Being a white tablet, it is recommended the drug is kept until the contestant finds a way to identify the pill before consumption.

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See also

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