What Each Effect Will Do To Your Character In Schedule 1

In Schedule 1, you may have noticed that potential customers will have a higher success rate if the strain you give them has one of their favorite effects. Some of these favorite effects have off-the-wall names, such as Cyclopean and Zombifying, which makes you wonder what exactly they will do to you.

Other than giving customers a taste of these effects and watching how they will impact them, you can actually test it out on yourself. Knowing exactly what your product will do to your customers could help prevent huge mistakes if you try to sell just any product to them. It could even prevent you from potentially killing them.

Traits Of Every Effect

Know The Impact And Duration

When you create a new strain, it can be exciting, but it can also backfire. Just because it contains a couple of favorite effects for a customer, that doesn’t mean they’re guaranteed to like it, as other effects of the strain could complicate things. The impact of a strain can be unpredictable if there are several effects inside one product.

Schedule 1: How To Get The Laxative Effect

To get the Laxative effect on your products in Schedule 1, you will need to use certain ingredients in mixes. There are three ways to go about this.

If there are several effects in one bud, you will experience all the effects at the same time. While you may know how to make every effect in the game, seeing firsthand what the effects will do can be a fun experiment. A universal side effect of most of the strains, no matter the effect, is bloodshot eyes, though not every effect will cause this. How long each effect lasts varies depending on numerous factors, including the kinds of effects mixed with a strain. You may want to avoid a few of the effects if you get motion sickness easily.

Effect	Impact Of Effect	Duration In Real-Time
Anti-Gravity	Blue dots float around you, indicating the Anti-Gravity effect is active. You can jump high and slowly descend to the ground like you’re floating.	Two minutes
Athletic	Signified by FOV increasing. You gain the ability to run extremely quickly. Similar to, if not the same as, Energizing.	Two minutes
Balding	Your eyes get bloodshot, and the hair on your head disappears.	Two minutes
Bright-Eyed	When ingested, your eyes will glow.	Two minutes
Calming	FOV decreases; everything appears closer.	Almost three minutes
Calorie-Dense	FOV decreases	Roughly three minutes
Cyclopean	You go from two eyes to one large one in the middle of your face.	Three minutes
Disorienting	Controls become inverted for camera and movement. Walking controls invert randomly for a few steps. One pupil looks straight, while the other is down.	Around three minutes
Electrifying	You get blue lightning zapping around your character. Your eyes turn blue.	Slightly over three minutes
Energizing	Your eyes grow big Your FOV is increased You can run exceptionally quickly, similar to, if not the same as, the Athletic effect.	Roughly two minutes and 30 seconds
Euphoric	Gives you a smile with a happy high.	Two minutes
Explosive	Upon ingesting it, you will explode and cause harm to any NPCs around you. You will then have to reload the most recent save.	It takes about 38 seconds until you explode.
Focused	Everything will be slightly out of focus, giving your environment a blurry look.	Under two minutes
Foggy	A fog cloud will swirl around you.	Slightly more than three minutes
Gingeritis	Your hair will turn red.	Two minutes.
Glowing	Your skin will turn neon green, and you will glow.	Three minutes
Jennerising	Causes anyone who takes it to appear female.	Around three minutes
Laxative	Whoever takes it will constantly soil themselves, though it might not be too noticeable to your character.	Three minutes in real-time.
Long-Faced	Causes your head and neck to grow in size.	Under three minutes in real-time.
Munchies	No real noticeable effect	Around three minutes
Paranoia	Gives the character a frown as it’s considered a bad high. Everything feels slightly in slow motion. NPCs seem to stare at you from further away than normal.	Under two minutes
Refreshing	No noticeable effect on your character	Around two minutes
Schizophrenic	The whole screen will shake and become unstable. Your facial features display a worried look with your mouth agape in a frown.	Roughly three minutes
Sedating	Mouse smoothing Vignette on the screen	A bit over two minutes
Seizure-Inducing	Causes your character to flail around all jittery, NPCs may fall to the ground in a seizure Your camera will shake due to the seizure	Roughly a minute
Shrinking	Your character shrinks in size by almost half.	Around three minutes
Slippery	When you walk, you’ll have a difficult time stopping. The ground will appear to be very slippery.	Around two minutes
Smelly	Every time you move, you will notice a green cloud lagging behind you.	Around three minutes
Sneaky	Pickpocket success areas are increased. Police meters will fill up twice as fast.	Over two minutes
Spicy	Your head will catch fire	Around two minutes
Thought-Provoking	Your head grows larger.	Two minutes
Toxic	Vomiting will occur if this effect is ingested.	Around three minutes
Tropic-Thunder	Your character’s color will be inverted, going from light to dark or dark to light.	Around two minutes
Zombifying	Your character will have green skin The voice of your character will be like a zombie	Around three minutes

How Police React To Seeing You With An Effect

Know If You Will Get Arrested Going In Public With Ongoing Effect

Police are closely watching the character with the electrifying effect in Schedule 1.

Depending on the effect that you have active, there is a good chance it will trigger the police to randomly search you. However, it does appear that police searches have become more frequent, but after having a strain with a noticeable effect, they will stare at you on the street.

If police notice your effect, you will have three options. You can either run from them and attempt to escape, fight back and potentially die, or allow them to arrest you. If they arrest you in Schedule 1, they will confiscate any illegal substances in your inventory.