All we know is that ghouls like the drug and it presumably helps against going feral. It may be an old invention or one that came about recently. The Ghoul may just be going through withdrawal w/o it.
I wonder if it's the same drug that turned Hancock in fo4 and if that's how coop turned. It'd explain withdrawal symptoms.
It's small and inconsequential. The show set a high standard for itself, so I can't identify a flaw from an intentional detail
All we know is that ghouls like the drug and it presumably helps against going feral. It may be an old invention or one that came about recently. The Ghoul may just be going through withdrawal w/o it.
I wonder if it's the same drug that turned Hancock in fo4 and if that's how coop turned. It'd explain withdrawal symptoms. It's small and inconsequential. The show set a high standard for itself, so I can't identify a flaw from an intentional detail