- Renamed yet again 'skilltrainer' and gave them their own category similar to psytrainers.After playing with this for a fair bit, the guns are all relatively balanced (the emrg is a tad strong) but the only real problem weapon is the apb projector.1.1 - the name was reverted back to Neurotrainer.Beta 18 - name was changed from Neurotrainer to Neurotrainer mech serum, and its description was changed.This is amplified further by every skill point from level 10 onward being subject to decay. Getting a character from level 0 to level 9 in a skill is worth significantly more than getting somebody from level 16 to 18. Since the item gives a fixed number of XP points, as opposed to increasing the skill level by a percentage, it is usually more effective to raise low skill levels with it (as this translates into more levels). The lower the current skill level, the more valuable a given amount of XP points is. Skill increases in general have diminishing returns.It will allow you to make a colonist immediately viable and productive for a given task: for example, using a skilltrainer to train a passionate, but low-skilled miner would instantly allow you to mine valuable ores without wasting yield from the ore mine. The trainer is very valuable if naturally training the skill in the field would be difficult, be it for lack of opportunity, or because it would require spending resources or a lot of time.This gives the highest number of effective levels, which is usually the most impactful change for the colony. Skill passions are in effect when learning from this item, so it is most effective when used by a colonist with a low skill level but high passion for the skill.A skill upgraded above or beyond level 10 is still subject to decay, as if the skill was learned in the natural way. It will have no effect on a colonist that is incapable of using that skill, but the item will still be consumed. See the Experience Table for more detail.

after 1000 points of decay, it would take them back to level 17 with 1000 under the requirement for level 18). Starting at exactly skill level 16 ('region-known master') and 0 points, the same pawn would get to level 18 ('planet-known master') and no points to spare (ie.The same pawn without any passion would be at level 5 ('significant familiarity'), about halfway through level 6.With an 'interested' passion and 0 XP in a skill (no knowledge), a pawn will be at skill level 9 ('solid professional'), halfway through level 10, after using the skilltrainer.While the amount of XP granted is fixed, the effect on the skill level of the colonist may vary depending on how skilled the they already were. Similarly, the learning penalty from reaching the 'soft cap' of 4000 XP per day is ignored the trainer always provides the same amount of XP for a given character. Traits like Too Smart or Fast Learner have no effect on the skill gain. Using the device gives 50,000 base experience, modified by the passion the colonist has for the skill, giving either 35%, 100% or 150% of the base XP depending on the level of passion. The skill will increase immediately, the game will display an on-screen message to this effect, and the item will disappear. To use the device, select a colonist, right-click the skilltrainer, then click 'Use skilltrainer to learn '. The skill can not be chosen, it is a property of the item and chosen randomly when the item is generated by the game.

Each trainer is attuned to one specific skill and will increase this skill only, which is given as part of the name, as in 'Skilltrainer ( Construction)'.

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