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One month after infection, the disease will begin to impair SCP-3152-1's normal bodily and cognitive functions. Their grasp on their native language will degenerate to a point where they can only understand and speak elementary-level sentences, and their use of "Collabology" dramatically increases to a point where nearly every word they use is suffixed with "-[friend]". Their compulsion to "fork" VMs becomes psychotic and obsessive. SCP-3152-1 will begin to neglect their own personal needs in pursuit of this goal, and will suffer from explosive psychological meltdowns if deprived of this ability. They have been observed to violently destroy all objects in their vicinity, as well as sending deranged messages and death threats to SCP-3151's administrators in a desperate attempt to use the website again (typically resulting in the administrators openly mocking them, which further fuels their rage).
Two months after infection, SCP-3152-1 will become almost completely mentally disabled, showing symptoms similar to those of severe psychosis and low-functioning autism spectrum disorder. SCP-3152-1 will utilize "Collabology" more than once per second, and will essentially dedicate every waking moment of their lives to "forking" SCP-3151's virtual machines, only stopping once they collapse from exhaustion or starvation. By this point, SCP-3152-1 has lost all ability to speak their native language, and is only capable of responding with growling or grumbling noises. They are still able to communicate through SCP-3151 with a form of nearly unrecognizable pseudo-English (informally referred to as "[[Collablish]]"), using phrases such as "GO VM7" or "GET OUT" towards other users of SCP-3151. Notably, this effect seems to occur even if SCP-3152-1 had no knowledge of English prior to infection.
Around three to five months after infection, SCP-3152-1 suffers a complete, irreversible brain death.
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