I learned you can take both Injured (+4) and Broken Leg (+8) with Indefatigable (-10) for 2 free points. Just remove your bandages at the start and bleed out then boom, your wounds and broken leg are gone due to Indefatigable. Do note that your Indefatigable will be on cooldown then for the next 7 days.
What do you think of the new negative trait, Burn Ward Patient? It covers your entire body in burns, and basically leaves you helpless for a long time, but you gain a whopping 18 points. If you somehow survive long enough, you're like reborn as a superhuman, you're basically Joshua Graham from Fallout New Vegas. I managed to pull it off in one solo game, after a few attempts. It requires a lot of patience. You will be spending a lot of time sitting next to a sink cleaning wounds, cleaning dirty bandages, and rebandaging wounds.
And don't forget scarfing down your throat with food to get the healing bonus. I find Martial Artist and/or Lead Foot works super well with a Burn Ward Patient, since your pushes and stomps don't get slowed down at all.
This trait is s tier. Have done multiple playthroughs with it. Even with slow healer all your burns heal by the 5th or 6th day even without stuffing yourself. You lose like 3 pounds at most and there is usually enough food in the first house, but if not you only have to risk it looting a neighboring house. Then you just hunker down and watch life and living for 6 days. If the helicopter event comes you just stay indoors and away from windows with low volume on a TV and the zombies won't even path to you. Its literally free points. Hopefully the first home has a few painkillers because if you take gym goer you can just chug painkillers constantly then workout. If you start with weak/unfit/very underweight with gym goer and hardy you have. 75% boost to strength/fitness and can get it to around 4 but if you don't have painkillers it will be midway to 3.
@@AImpatientMan is an ironic name for a strat of sitting around for 6 days. Personally, I tend play variations of 6 months later, so camping in one place is useless for my playthroughs and the lack of mobility and damage is definitely something to consider for me.
I've lost a run for anemic, survived an entire horde with a shotgun and then died in front of my house by a neck laceration by a single zombie, was tired and overloaded, had no time to kill him and heal myself.
Broken leg Is actually S tier, the Strat is to take injured, broken leg, and quick healer. You also take prepared food, to be safe, and the broken leg+ the majority of your injuries, if not all of them will heal by the time you finish watching all the life and living shows/run out of food.
Broke leg suffers massively from RNG syndrome. For example if you choose to spawn in Riverside, and you spawn in the Gated community, its a S+ trait for free 8 points, but if you spawn in the trailer park, its pretty much a death sentence.
I actually found out that with injured trait you might get an bandaged injury that is healed immediately, basically giving you a free sterilized bandage. Higher chances with fast healer, while lower with slow healer. So i suggest checking the bandaged injury at the beggining of the run if you start with it.
Broken leg and injured are amazing traits. You can loot 3-4 houses and then hold up- watch TV, work out and read books. What makes them good is the simple fact that they are 12 points worth of positive traits that just... Go away. Spend some of those points on fast healer and just chill/sleep through the couple weeks in game you need to heal up. Especially starting in say.mm.. Raven Creek. Those apartments have all the water and food you need and books galore. Loot and clear the building slowly and carefully- floor by floor. Once you have it secure you are all set. Just move the loot to an apartment up a floor or two and barricade the bottom floor with tables and such. Now you can grind some levels, exercise, watch TV and chill till you're ready to venture out. That's just me though!
@@LightWavess Yeah! I just did this on a second character on our server. She's a blind bur ward patient who is very underweight, asthmatic and agoraphobic xD I got eaten a couple of times before I got her going but now she is all healed up and a bit of a monster. (I gave her as much STR as I could.) Sometimes we are just feeling masochistic. 😂
@@callmecrazy8677 I mean now i am playing every playthroughout just taking Burnwand + Prepared food so i dont have to leave the base and just heal off while watching TV, if some random zombies approach my base i just stomp them off. The only time this is bad is when Helicopter event arrives early on and you have sprinters on, then you pretty much have to redo everything but the 18 points are way too juicy for something you can just heal off from lol
Funny how all of the traits in the videos that I have irl got bad ratings. Depressive, paranoid, Self destructive, all sorts of phobias, etc… I agree 100%, in the game and irl!
Injured spawned me in with a burn on both legs once, obviously I had no way of surviving that, I couldn't even out-jog shamblers and burns take forever to heal. So it can end up being an immediate game-ender trait too. So it's a bit of an RNG of whether it's practically free points or more lethal than Broken Leg :p
If you think a burned leg is bad, wait till you try their new trait, Burn Ward Patient. It covers 100% of you're body in burns, but you gain a whopping 18 points, so it's an extremely high risk trait for a high reward if you manage to endure long enough for all wounds to heal.
@@xxfalconarasxx5659 Haha, that is just silly. Basically just have to play with low zombie count and hope for extreme luck or with very common loot and bunker up in your starting house to survive then, can't say I have much interest in traits that force you to reduce game difficulty to be viable :p
Ok, just gonna drop my opinions on this. Self destructive, ok, I agree, B but IF you have literature set to extremely rare. Otherwise, goes to S tier in my book. Free points for me, since I play on survivor, and books are everywhere. Also, am I the only person to think that gaining sadness is harder than losing it? Literally, read a book and you're gonna be fine. Sure, you might get bored, but outside your boredom decreases, so don't just sit indoors all day. Broke Leg in F, ok, I agree, but for me it's B-C if you use the following combo: Injured, Broke Leg, Agoraphobic, Fast Healer, Adrenaline Junkie. Fast Healer cancels out Injured because the injuries are gonna go away in like 5 hours of in-game time. Seriously, what the hell? It's kinda overpowered hahah. Agoraphobic with Adrenaline Junkie make you SPEED outside, and it also increases the speed even if you're limping. It makes going through houses much more feasible. This combo is very great (took me 5 in-game days to be able to sneak and run, still kinda limping but adrenaline junkie makes it easy), however if you don't use it, broke leg goes to f. Also, someone made a guide about all the traits and what they do in detail. You might consider looking at this and maybe reworking some locations. docs.google.com/document/d/1DWTq0-zJITW2SZb4YfgHZgp0rxh9Ct1R2MQfENoz6Uw/edit
Was refreshing your channel waiting for the video drop. Very happy to see the negatives getting some affection. For your report on Fearful, it actually can trigger during any state of Panic, but the chance and loudness of which you scream is determined by how panicked you are. Butterfingers is indeed a rare chance. It's one of those traits you might pick, forget about, and then suddenly drop something. It's a sneaky boi. However, fun fact: Butterfingers does not trigger if you are standing still, nor if you aren't holding something in your hands. So if you practice putting your weapons into your holster or on your back when you're not using them, you won't worry too much about it. Regarding your criticism of Paranoia, I see your point of view about getting complacent. I think this might warrant nudging its value up a couple points to make the annoyance more worthwhile. Loved the video and appreciate the exposure you're giving to the mod. :)
The being completely covered in burns is an interesting start very high amounts of point with a death sentence but so rewarding if you pass that being burned period
my favorite way to play is with Deprived, Injured, Broken Leg, and Burn Ward Victim. I find that having to play slow and cautiously while being under intense pressure is a looooot of fun. I play it with the First Aid: Expanded mod, where infections can easily be a death sentence. it makes it so that initially, the most absurdly valuable thing you can possibly find before food, water, almost before shoes and weapons, is alcohol wipes (or something akin). starting at rosewood gives you a chance to spawn near the fire station, which has a lot of incredible stuff, but it also has a great first-aid area in the garage (right next to the weapons and armor). immediately grab the alcohol wipes and clean *all* of your wounds, except for your neck. you will survive this. then, grab your axe and limp yourself up the stairs until you get to the kitchen. barricade yourself in by moving the furniture to block off the top of the stairwell, move the tv over to the sink (can’t miss carpentry shows, obv), and fill up your cooking pot. you… you did remember to find a cooking pot, right? I sure hope you did, because it’s going to be your lifeblood and saving grace for the next eternity. from there, spend the rest of your week sitting on the floor, replacing bandages. clear out the zombies nearby in your off time, raid a nearby house or two for some food and whatnot, and play safe. you can do a surprising amount while burned on every part of your body and having a broken leg. even stomping zombies is fairly free! just be ready to play real stealthy and understand how to keep zombies off of you without being able to outpace them. lose them, pick hordes off piece-by-piece, and let time be your best friend. from there, you’ll find your burns healing sooner than you’d think, and from there… well, don’t expect to be starting any campfires any time soon or throwing any molotov cocktails, and you’ll be off to the races with a ton of free perk points! easily my favorite way to play, and combined with the weak/unfit/very underweight traits, it’s a real blast. can’t recommend it enough to players like me, but I also know that that’s very much not the way everyone else would enjoy the game. only do it if it sounds fun to you, and don’t feel pressured into using any of them just because the perk points look juicy. you play the game in whatever way you find fun, regardless of what that looks like (assuming you’re not hurting anyone. I don’t condone stuff like going into a multiplayer server and griefing people). I wish I’d known about these sooner, and now I can’t imagine playing in any other way. can’t describe how good it feels to see all your wounds healing one-by-one
Anemic would be a lot nicer if you could check the status of a wound without removing the bandage. Like reapplying and disinfecting a neck wound while your arm is injured gives you about 1-2 seconds of leeway from full health two not bleed out, but bandages become dirty faster than you regen health. That being said as is I think it’s fine balance wise, coz it’s like with slow healer and thin skinned, just practice risk averse gameplay and you’ll be good
I played with a broken leg build. The beginning is difficult. But as long as I can keep enemy in one line and not to engage with too many at the same time, I will be ok. After a week or two, my character starting to walk normally again thus the trait has just pay itself off.
Injured + Broken Leg gives you 14 points, and you can pick up Fast Healer for a total of +8. I was able to sneak in 2-3 days, and I was able to take the splint off in LESS THAN a week. The injuries were gone in the first day, some almost immediately. Granted, I tried this in a multiplayer server where I had someone who could watch my back, but that's a lot of points if you can survive the first week. I used my 8 points towards Quick Worker, which seems to affect a LOT of things. I think it makes anything that causes the little green bar to appear finish quicker. ANYTHING.
theres a new negative one , "burning ward patient" you start off with burns all over your body. if you thought broke leg was a death sentence this one is truly the creme de la creme.
I actually had anemic and got lacerated on the neck and I just barely survived fast enough to bandage! It sucked having to sit for four days to get the bleeding gone. Don’t pair anemic with slow healer! It sucks.
@@rowanweaver3241 well if you took super-immune you could probably also survive the bites since super immune characters never get infected and can never be zombified,but still stays at terminally damaged situation for weeks
@@rowanweaver3241 unless you select "super immune weakness" and take multiple bites at once, super immune doesn't allow you to directly die from zombification
Pack mouse is like F tier (for me), as well as disorganized. The traits that add carry weight like hoarder and more container space are really really good. With just hoarder and no disorganized i get to have bags with 36 capacity (and at 10 strenght) 30 carry weight which is A LOT, seriously i can carry a full arsenal on myself with medicines, tons of water etc... no problem at all. I imagine with something that increases container capacity you can get backpacks with 45ish or 50 carry capacity, you judge if that's good but for me that I like to get tons of shit with me when it comes to wiping clean a couple of houses and zeds before returning to my base is just sooo good. That's based on playing before with disorganized and I just kept getting really annoyed by that trait and now all of those are just bad for me. P.S: Novel driver and speed demon all the way up, car has to go vruuum vruuuuuuum
The one where you start injured is S-tier for me, but only if you disable getting burns in the sandbox options. 9 out of 10 times you'll start with trivial injuries, and the fact that all your wounds are already bandaged means you get free bandages along with it. The absolute best part about it is that it's non-permanent. You'll have it for 2-3 days at the start of your run and then you're done with it. You'll never have to worry about it ever again. At that point it's LITERALLY 4 free points.
Funny story, was playing with my friend once and we had this traits mod, character was anemic, wasn’t too bad at first tbh. I usually always get any injuries patched up first thing before anything so I didn’t notice it much.. Until we were in some town, can’t remember- maybe rosewood? Not certain. Anyway, me and friend had our car parked a little ways down a parking lot to this odd apartment complex looking building. So, we’re at the entrance of the building, and, just for reference on how close our car was, it was maybe like a average one story suburban house in length away from us- so we’re fighting, I miss my swing and boom, lacerated on the neck. It was so bad, by the time I got to the trunk of our car where we had spare rags because I didn’t have any one me, and when I had bandaged my neck I had maybe 2% of health left. I literally had to keep my bandage on for nearly a day because I needed to heal to practically full health or I was sure I’d bleed to death.. not fun, don’t recommend unless you’re very confident.
I’ve thought up a few more good ones they could add… Not Immune: No natural immunity to the airborne strain (will need to keep distance from zombies and / or wear a mask) Lactose Intolerant: Gets sick when eating or drinking dairy products Vegetarian: Gets sick when eating anything that contains meat Far Sighted: Greatly decreases reading speed and negatively effects melee combat (can be nullified if wearing glasses) Photophobia: Dislikes sunlight and will get very uncomfortable when outside during the day (can be nullified with sunglasses) Coomer: Gets very stressed after spending a good amount of time without reading naughty magazines or watching naughty videos (it would be like a twist to smoker)
I choose broken leg and the one you can spawn injured with every caracter i make, those are free points when you heal them and it's not that bad, if you are a begginer it's difficult but when you get used to it it's super easy.. also i use a lot more and i was surprised that it's not in the list the depraved trait (i think that's the name) the one you spawn all naked without anything, literally anything, not even underpants
That’s another naked and afraid story for me. Recently I playing a badly injured character with decent melee. I spawn in Muldraugh. My strategy is to hop from house to house. Using stealth, trees and fences to avoid getting caught. I took the path along the eastern forest to avoid big engagements. Taking a tv and alarm clock/watch to not miss educational tv shows. Sleeping pill or pain killers is needed to sleep well regardless of the pain. My goal is to sneak into the warehouse near the Rusty Rifle bar, the one with lots of graffiti on it. It have plenty of tool shelves with a chance to spawn a machete or some good weapons. Then make it to the southern gas station to get gas and magazine. Secure a vehicle. Sneak into a book store to get skill books. Loot the police station nearby for guns. Loot the VHS store for tapes. By then I basically have almost all I need to hunker down in some safe house, reading books to levels up. It’s a high risk high reward play through.
In the newer version they've added the Burn Ward Patient trait. You start with burns on all body parts! It's extremely challenging as your movement is extremely limited and your weapon attacks are nearly nullified - stomping is the only option. Also you start with everything bandaged. But the reward for somehow surviving an entire week doing all regular activities while crispy? 18 POINTS. For the extra fun, take it with Slow Healer. You'll actually level up First Aid 😂
@@bare_bear_hands Yea, I got confused too and tried it out. Same result every time, Slow Healer, Fast Healer, nothing changed. The only thing that effects it is a specific poultice (I cant remember which) and maybe different types of bandages
Feel like the major downside tho is you're not gonna be making any progress as soon as you spawn in, the first week of the game is the most crucial on gathering supplies, a base , a car, by the time your burns heal there will be 7xmore zombies waiting to chow your healed ass
I actually think Anemic is S tier. If you're playing the way you should be, then you won't get hit at all. Couple it with outdoorsman, and your practical chances of getting any scratches or lacerations at all drops to near 0. Carry some bandages with you just in case, and you'll be fine.
my strat for Broken Leg is to get First Aid Specialization for our MP group, with lvl8 first aid the limping is minimal, i usually also get Injured with it, youre gonna be kinda messed up for like 2 or 3 days, then after after that its free lvl8 first aid right off the bat (the xp reduction is disabled in the sandbox settings cuz thats dumb af imo)
Since this is obviously a modded playthrough, let's put them in perspective with other mods. Broken leg would be F tier in a modded playthrough, but starting with a spouse from Superb Survivors Continued, and on a map like Lake Ivy... then wtf is a wife supposed to do besides be your shoulder? It's got me thinking....
I play with the injured trait all the time and it is pretty great but your wounds that you start out with have a decent chance to get infected There have been times I have died during a run simply because I couldn't find anything to disinfect wounds with
I would say that the most common and inexpensive way would be by making sterilized rags by using rags with boiling water. The only problem would be finding a container to fill and boil.
Starting as injured is pretty good, even if you are damaged to the legs they will probably heal on the 2nd or 3rd day. The only thing you have to do is just limit engagements to a few zombies at a time and you should be good. The only really annoying injury you can get is if you get burns on your arms, which you have to clean often and take the longest to heal. Although if you rip up clothes and boil the rags in the cooking pot, this really isn't that terrible.
If you have Depressive and the Smoker trait, it's actually extremely easy to negate, because smoking a cigarette removes 10 unhappiness. It becomes pretty free if you do that combo. EDIT: Also, the stress gained from Paranoid is completely negated by a single smoke. Easy points.
I love started with injured. Starting with burned legs, they might as well be broken. It's pretty much an automatic re-roll. They also WILL always be overcome, and relatively quickly. Survive for a week and it's free points.
I thought bad teeth was S tier when I first tried this mod. I immediately dropped it after that, but you could still play around it. My problem was that I wanted to top my food off before bed so I didn't get too hungry in my sleep. Next thing ya know, you're in too much pain to sleep. Easily avoidable if you go to bed hungry and have a big breakfast. So yeah, I might give it another shot now that I've put it into perspective. An added recipe to gargle salt water would be cool, but it'd have to be a unique pain moodlet.
I found the Icons confusing. I have no idea it is Self-Destructive (is that a people hanged with a rope?), the basket of legume and fruit make me think it is Vegetarian trait, I though it was an heart instead of a tooth for "Bad Teeth" (why not make it white?), it's a sun instead of a Blood splat for "Sun Pain", the one with cloud is "Depressive" and not "Absent Minded"...
butter fingers chance is reduced by lucky and pack mule. the base chance is 3. pack mule and lucky reduce it by 1 each. 10 is added to the chance when sprinting, 5 is added when running. therefore, if you take pack mule and lucky and you don't sprint often, or you are mindful if unequipping items in your hands when sprinting, i think it's a great trait. lucky and pack mule are already AMAZING traits (especially if you're a forager+spear user). and butter fingers pays for both of those traits (it was updated to be -12 instead of -10)
You can actually loose alcoholic trait in the long run I have a character from 3 months and she lost the trait even if I accumulated alcohol for 10 lifetimes I guess she went to rehab or something during zombie apocalypse
Speaking about being lacerated in the neck, I vividly remember at least 3 of my run ended due to an attack on the neck. Due to this, I've always put on a scarf whenever I find one and never take them off.
I played with burn ward patient in a private server with 3 friends. Without them saving me from my spawn house and taking care of me (friend had nurse occupation), it would have been certain death. I managed to recover from the burns after 4 days. It's so dangerous because you can barely move and the agony causes you to suck ass in melee too. If you don't have a reliable food stash and remain hidden from zombies, you're done
Broken leg and injuried are both manageable if your a homebody person on multiplayer, you could a doctor or farmer and stay at base and let your leg heal while you take care of the base, tho it depends if you have fast healer or not
Anemia is ok, I got bleeding a few times, it’s scary but I always have some bandages around so I fine with it. In worst case, I can just rip off my clothes for the wound. Injured will be bad for a day if i don’t pick slow healing. You may got an unlucky one in the foot. If I die, it’s just early game so it’s like free point to me. I haven’t got much luck with a broken leg start. Most of the time I can’t out run zombie except for one time I use a door to get them in line. Maybe climbing high fences may help as well. But combined with deprived, you will miss a pair of shoes and it will hurt really bad if you can’t find one soon.
I would put Acestic S tier. You only get a little unhappy that does almost nothing. Easy fix with entertainment. Also one thing I realized that not in description is that after you level up cooking to about 5 it just gone. And level up cooking is very easy by watching cooking show on your first 10 days. Otherwise just cook and read cooking book and eventually you fix it.
Fearful is too funny. There's always a type of person who screams when *anything* unexpected happens. Lights go out? Scream. Thunder? Scream. A zombie tries to take a nibble out of your arm? Well you get the idea.
I've gotten a neck laceration with anemic, depending on the situation you will still have JUST enough time to patch yourself up, you have to really have bandages on hand. You'll still have a little bit of health if you do
1:20 I thought this was good to take at first, but the percentage is HUGE. Enough you are dead in 10 seconds from a laceration. No amount of bandages will save you. Also at 3:20 the trait doesn't seem to function, in fact I seem to get more happiness from cooked food.
ascetic is broken, I was cooking 10 meals and all was burned. Straight waste of food as cooking is so powerfull and needed for almost anything that not in can
Would this even work? I´m pretty sure Veteran/Desenzitised locks away ever other Panic related Trait. Brave on the other Hand is SS Tier in the early Game. -70% Panic Gain, you can fight 10 Zombies on Day 1 and dont get panicked.
Dont get me wrong, these are actually useful and interesting but, are you avoiding another run? Might I suggest "fear the rain" with depressive, paranoia, and self destructive? Also, I often take injured. It can make the start rough depending on RNG but still pretty much free points. I also take depressive. It's really not hard to manage (I do use the green fire mod lol) and also is nearly free points, just with a little maintenance required.
What is important to note for the bleedout perk: Only really bad injuries or wounds can actually make you fully bleed out. After a certain point (Depending on the severety of your wound..) Your character will 'stop losing health' from the bleeding. So.. while a bite in the neck will probably make you die almost instantly, everything else will hardly get to you. I still would not recommend it for beginners, but I think it's a solid B to A tier for Experienced players. It would grow in rank the better you are at the game. To sum it up: Unless you've got your neck ripped open or you ended up with A LOT of bleeding wounds, this perk really is not that bad. Because you need to gain a severe enough wound or enough wounds so that your HP can actually drop to 0. Which.. that does take a lot. Usually your health will always stay at a certain point even if you do not bandage yourself. From that point on, it goes down extremely slowly. Almost like dying of thirst.
Anemic is awful. I'm a "thin-skinned is free points, just don't get cut" kinda guy, Thought I would give myself a challenge by starting injured and deprived. Spawned in a place with no clothes to loot, so I had to go somewhere else to find something to wear, and nearly bled out from a scratch taking a few steps while barefoot outside. Maybe if it gave you more points it might be worth it but at 4 points it's a huge debuff for not much gain.
"Just don't get sad and you're going to be fine" quality life advice
Well, it really would be if just reading a book for 30 minutes cured all sadness, and antidepressive medication literally made you happy :D
It's how I live my life
Words to live by
Play with smoker with those two sadness traits and you get free points and no sadness for life, also comic books just in case
Very late I know, but does amputee let you carry generators? Cause if not that means your character is permanently screwed on power
You can do it, but one tile at a time :(
@@Actuallyimkale yeah i tested it. it mega sucks cause other then that i could see this being a really interesting way to play
I learned you can take both Injured (+4) and Broken Leg (+8) with Indefatigable (-10) for 2 free points. Just remove your bandages at the start and bleed out then boom, your wounds and broken leg are gone due to Indefatigable. Do note that your Indefatigable will be on cooldown then for the next 7 days.
Did you learn that by watching Nurse?
@@KokoplaysMB Yeah I saw it on her stream! It was crazy to see it happen live, I didn't really understand it at first
its completely patched :(
What do you think of the new negative trait, Burn Ward Patient? It covers your entire body in burns, and basically leaves you helpless for a long time, but you gain a whopping 18 points. If you somehow survive long enough, you're like reborn as a superhuman, you're basically Joshua Graham from Fallout New Vegas. I managed to pull it off in one solo game, after a few attempts. It requires a lot of patience. You will be spending a lot of time sitting next to a sink cleaning wounds, cleaning dirty bandages, and rebandaging wounds.
That sounds like fun
And don't forget scarfing down your throat with food to get the healing bonus.
I find Martial Artist and/or Lead Foot works super well with a Burn Ward Patient, since your pushes and stomps don't get slowed down at all.
It's also free medical skill, which is... neat? ¯\\\_(ツ)_/¯
This trait is s tier. Have done multiple playthroughs with it. Even with slow healer all your burns heal by the 5th or 6th day even without stuffing yourself. You lose like 3 pounds at most and there is usually enough food in the first house, but if not you only have to risk it looting a neighboring house. Then you just hunker down and watch life and living for 6 days. If the helicopter event comes you just stay indoors and away from windows with low volume on a TV and the zombies won't even path to you. Its literally free points. Hopefully the first home has a few painkillers because if you take gym goer you can just chug painkillers constantly then workout. If you start with weak/unfit/very underweight with gym goer and hardy you have. 75% boost to strength/fitness and can get it to around 4 but if you don't have painkillers it will be midway to 3.
@@AImpatientMan is an ironic name for a strat of sitting around for 6 days.
Personally, I tend play variations of 6 months later, so camping in one place is useless for my playthroughs and the lack of mobility and damage is definitely something to consider for me.
I've lost a run for anemic, survived an entire horde with a shotgun and then died in front of my house by a neck laceration by a single zombie, was tired and overloaded, had no time to kill him and heal myself.
It's a death sentence for sure.
Broken leg Is actually S tier, the Strat is to take injured, broken leg, and quick healer. You also take prepared food, to be safe, and the broken leg+ the majority of your injuries, if not all of them will heal by the time you finish watching all the life and living shows/run out of food.
hard to vouch for this, been so unlucky with my spawns with broken leg xd (i run deprived and injured combined)
Broke leg suffers massively from RNG syndrome. For example if you choose to spawn in Riverside, and you spawn in the Gated community, its a S+ trait for free 8 points, but if you spawn in the trailer park, its pretty much a death sentence.
I actually found out that with injured trait you might get an bandaged injury that is healed immediately, basically giving you a free sterilized bandage. Higher chances with fast healer, while lower with slow healer. So i suggest checking the bandaged injury at the beggining of the run if you start with it.
You can always make sterilized bandages by boiling them in a pot in an oven. No need for disinfectant
Broken leg and injured are amazing traits. You can loot 3-4 houses and then hold up- watch TV, work out and read books.
What makes them good is the simple fact that they are 12 points worth of positive traits that just... Go away.
Spend some of those points on fast healer and just chill/sleep through the couple weeks in game you need to heal up. Especially starting in say.mm.. Raven Creek. Those apartments have all the water and food you need and books galore. Loot and clear the building slowly and carefully- floor by floor. Once you have it secure you are all set. Just move the loot to an apartment up a floor or two and barricade the bottom floor with tables and such. Now you can grind some levels, exercise, watch TV and chill till you're ready to venture out.
That's just me though!
Burnwand patient worth 18 got added and ye 5 days of grinding first aid isn't that bad considering the pat off x)
@@LightWavess Yeah! I just did this on a second character on our server. She's a blind bur ward patient who is very underweight, asthmatic and agoraphobic xD
I got eaten a couple of times before I got her going but now she is all healed up and a bit of a monster. (I gave her as much STR as I could.)
Sometimes we are just feeling masochistic. 😂
@@callmecrazy8677 I mean now i am playing every playthroughout just taking Burnwand + Prepared food so i dont have to leave the base and just heal off while watching TV, if some random zombies approach my base i just stomp them off.
The only time this is bad is when Helicopter event arrives early on and you have sprinters on, then you pretty much have to redo everything but the 18 points are way too juicy for something you can just heal off from lol
@@LightWavess lol oh 100%. It is a good way to kick things off for sure! 😁
Funny how all of the traits in the videos that I have irl got bad ratings. Depressive, paranoid, Self destructive, all sorts of phobias, etc… I agree 100%, in the game and irl!
Injured spawned me in with a burn on both legs once, obviously I had no way of surviving that, I couldn't even out-jog shamblers and burns take forever to heal. So it can end up being an immediate game-ender trait too. So it's a bit of an RNG of whether it's practically free points or more lethal than Broken Leg :p
Yeah if you get lucky with the injuries it can be easy. Or a death sentence..
If you think a burned leg is bad, wait till you try their new trait, Burn Ward Patient. It covers 100% of you're body in burns, but you gain a whopping 18 points, so it's an extremely high risk trait for a high reward if you manage to endure long enough for all wounds to heal.
@@xxfalconarasxx5659 Haha, that is just silly. Basically just have to play with low zombie count and hope for extreme luck or with very common loot and bunker up in your starting house to survive then, can't say I have much interest in traits that force you to reduce game difficulty to be viable :p
You can edit the trait options to exclude burns from the random injuries.
I survived that cuz I was playing on "Initial Infection"
Spoiler turns out that game mode is boring
Ok, just gonna drop my opinions on this.
Self destructive, ok, I agree, B but IF you have literature set to extremely rare. Otherwise, goes to S tier in my book. Free points for me, since I play on survivor, and books are everywhere. Also, am I the only person to think that gaining sadness is harder than losing it? Literally, read a book and you're gonna be fine. Sure, you might get bored, but outside your boredom decreases, so don't just sit indoors all day.
Broke Leg in F, ok, I agree, but for me it's B-C if you use the following combo: Injured, Broke Leg, Agoraphobic, Fast Healer, Adrenaline Junkie.
Fast Healer cancels out Injured because the injuries are gonna go away in like 5 hours of in-game time. Seriously, what the hell? It's kinda overpowered hahah. Agoraphobic with Adrenaline Junkie make you SPEED outside, and it also increases the speed even if you're limping. It makes going through houses much more feasible. This combo is very great (took me 5 in-game days to be able to sneak and run, still kinda limping but adrenaline junkie makes it easy), however if you don't use it, broke leg goes to f.
Also, someone made a guide about all the traits and what they do in detail. You might consider looking at this and maybe reworking some locations. docs.google.com/document/d/1DWTq0-zJITW2SZb4YfgHZgp0rxh9Ct1R2MQfENoz6Uw/edit
These expanded traits are wild! Yeah student driver doesn't sound so bad but that's not a lot of points for it. Well played!
Was refreshing your channel waiting for the video drop. Very happy to see the negatives getting some affection.
For your report on Fearful, it actually can trigger during any state of Panic, but the chance and loudness of which you scream is determined by how panicked you are.
Butterfingers is indeed a rare chance. It's one of those traits you might pick, forget about, and then suddenly drop something. It's a sneaky boi. However, fun fact: Butterfingers does not trigger if you are standing still, nor if you aren't holding something in your hands. So if you practice putting your weapons into your holster or on your back when you're not using them, you won't worry too much about it.
Regarding your criticism of Paranoia, I see your point of view about getting complacent. I think this might warrant nudging its value up a couple points to make the annoyance more worthwhile.
Loved the video and appreciate the exposure you're giving to the mod. :)
Thanks, love the mod!
The being completely covered in burns is an interesting start very high amounts of point with a death sentence but so rewarding if you pass that being burned period
my favorite way to play is with Deprived, Injured, Broken Leg, and Burn Ward Victim. I find that having to play slow and cautiously while being under intense pressure is a looooot of fun. I play it with the First Aid: Expanded mod, where infections can easily be a death sentence. it makes it so that initially, the most absurdly valuable thing you can possibly find before food, water, almost before shoes and weapons, is alcohol wipes (or something akin). starting at rosewood gives you a chance to spawn near the fire station, which has a lot of incredible stuff, but it also has a great first-aid area in the garage (right next to the weapons and armor). immediately grab the alcohol wipes and clean *all* of your wounds, except for your neck. you will survive this. then, grab your axe and limp yourself up the stairs until you get to the kitchen. barricade yourself in by moving the furniture to block off the top of the stairwell, move the tv over to the sink (can’t miss carpentry shows, obv), and fill up your cooking pot. you… you did remember to find a cooking pot, right? I sure hope you did, because it’s going to be your lifeblood and saving grace for the next eternity. from there, spend the rest of your week sitting on the floor, replacing bandages. clear out the zombies nearby in your off time, raid a nearby house or two for some food and whatnot, and play safe. you can do a surprising amount while burned on every part of your body and having a broken leg. even stomping zombies is fairly free! just be ready to play real stealthy and understand how to keep zombies off of you without being able to outpace them. lose them, pick hordes off piece-by-piece, and let time be your best friend. from there, you’ll find your burns healing sooner than you’d think, and from there… well, don’t expect to be starting any campfires any time soon or throwing any molotov cocktails, and you’ll be off to the races with a ton of free perk points! easily my favorite way to play, and combined with the weak/unfit/very underweight traits, it’s a real blast. can’t recommend it enough to players like me, but I also know that that’s very much not the way everyone else would enjoy the game. only do it if it sounds fun to you, and don’t feel pressured into using any of them just because the perk points look juicy. you play the game in whatever way you find fun, regardless of what that looks like (assuming you’re not hurting anyone. I don’t condone stuff like going into a multiplayer server and griefing people). I wish I’d known about these sooner, and now I can’t imagine playing in any other way. can’t describe how good it feels to see all your wounds healing one-by-one
Anemic would be a lot nicer if you could check the status of a wound without removing the bandage. Like reapplying and disinfecting a neck wound while your arm is injured gives you about 1-2 seconds of leeway from full health two not bleed out, but bandages become dirty faster than you regen health. That being said as is I think it’s fine balance wise, coz it’s like with slow healer and thin skinned, just practice risk averse gameplay and you’ll be good
I played with a broken leg build. The beginning is difficult. But as long as I can keep enemy in one line and not to engage with too many at the same time, I will be ok. After a week or two, my character starting to walk normally again thus the trait has just pay itself off.
Alcoholic is good on multiplayer because most of servers have loot respawn. This way being relatively easy to stockpile massive amounts of drinks.
Subtitles be like: eight here beat here seat here
Injured + Broken Leg gives you 14 points, and you can pick up Fast Healer for a total of +8. I was able to sneak in 2-3 days, and I was able to take the splint off in LESS THAN a week. The injuries were gone in the first day, some almost immediately.
Granted, I tried this in a multiplayer server where I had someone who could watch my back, but that's a lot of points if you can survive the first week.
I used my 8 points towards Quick Worker, which seems to affect a LOT of things. I think it makes anything that causes the little green bar to appear finish quicker. ANYTHING.
Careful some mods are buggy with Quick Worker, like skill recovery journal just doesn't work.
@@Mist261 What mod is that?
I'm shocked there's no way to brew. it's certainly not that hard in real life...
alcoholic on a mp server seems actually pretty nice. i mean the loot respawns and LV has a nice festival area. it has so much alcohol
Broken leg is my go to trait bro it will be heal u just need to be carful to not attract a lot of zeds...
Was this before deprived was added? Cause deprived is literally free points. Was waiting to see where it placed
theres a new negative one , "burning ward patient" you start off with burns all over your body. if you thought broke leg was a death sentence this one is truly the creme de la creme.
I actually had anemic and got lacerated on the neck and I just barely survived fast enough to bandage! It sucked having to sit for four days to get the bleeding gone. Don’t pair anemic with slow healer! It sucks.
Yeah neck wounds are bad enough without anemic, I bet it was very close!
one time i had anemic and managed to survive a bite to the neck/both arms!- at least the bleeding out part
@@rowanweaver3241 well if you took super-immune you could probably also survive the bites since super immune characters never get infected and can never be zombified,but still stays at terminally damaged situation for weeks
@@tbfrl834 i take immunocompromised, more points
also if i recall you can still get zombified its just rare
@@rowanweaver3241 unless you select "super immune weakness" and take multiple bites at once, super immune doesn't allow you to directly die from zombification
I always take anemic, I don't notice the difference
I like how when he talked about what butterfingers would do to your character you can hear the sound of something falling or getting hit
Totally on purpose
Pack mouse is like F tier (for me), as well as disorganized. The traits that add carry weight like hoarder and more container space are really really good. With just hoarder and no disorganized i get to have bags with 36 capacity (and at 10 strenght) 30 carry weight which is A LOT, seriously i can carry a full arsenal on myself with medicines, tons of water etc... no problem at all. I imagine with something that increases container capacity you can get backpacks with 45ish or 50 carry capacity, you judge if that's good but for me that I like to get tons of shit with me when it comes to wiping clean a couple of houses and zeds before returning to my base is just sooo good. That's based on playing before with disorganized and I just kept getting really annoyed by that trait and now all of those are just bad for me. P.S: Novel driver and speed demon all the way up, car has to go vruuum vruuuuuuum
Anemic more like just play safe or dont get hit.
Ye easier said than done.
The one where you start injured is S-tier for me, but only if you disable getting burns in the sandbox options. 9 out of 10 times you'll start with trivial injuries, and the fact that all your wounds are already bandaged means you get free bandages along with it.
The absolute best part about it is that it's non-permanent. You'll have it for 2-3 days at the start of your run and then you're done with it. You'll never have to worry about it ever again. At that point it's LITERALLY 4 free points.
broken leg op
Funny story, was playing with my friend once and we had this traits mod, character was anemic, wasn’t too bad at first tbh. I usually always get any injuries patched up first thing before anything so I didn’t notice it much.. Until we were in some town, can’t remember- maybe rosewood? Not certain. Anyway, me and friend had our car parked a little ways down a parking lot to this odd apartment complex looking building. So, we’re at the entrance of the building, and, just for reference on how close our car was, it was maybe like a average one story suburban house in length away from us- so we’re fighting, I miss my swing and boom, lacerated on the neck. It was so bad, by the time I got to the trunk of our car where we had spare rags because I didn’t have any one me, and when I had bandaged my neck I had maybe 2% of health left. I literally had to keep my bandage on for nearly a day because I needed to heal to practically full health or I was sure I’d bleed to death.. not fun, don’t recommend unless you’re very confident.
I’ve thought up a few more good ones they could add…
Not Immune: No natural immunity to the airborne strain (will need to keep distance from zombies and / or wear a mask)
Lactose Intolerant: Gets sick when eating or drinking dairy products
Vegetarian: Gets sick when eating anything that contains meat
Far Sighted: Greatly decreases reading speed and negatively effects melee combat (can be nullified if wearing glasses)
Photophobia: Dislikes sunlight and will get very uncomfortable when outside during the day (can be nullified with sunglasses)
Coomer: Gets very stressed after spending a good amount of time without reading naughty magazines or watching naughty videos (it would be like a twist to smoker)
With vegetarian instead you would gain unhappiness when eating food made from animals
Not immune would have to be like +30 or even more lol
I choose broken leg and the one you can spawn injured with every caracter i make, those are free points when you heal them and it's not that bad, if you are a begginer it's difficult but when you get used to it it's super easy.. also i use a lot more and i was surprised that it's not in the list the depraved trait (i think that's the name) the one you spawn all naked without anything, literally anything, not even underpants
That’s another naked and afraid story for me.
Recently I playing a badly injured character with decent melee. I spawn in Muldraugh. My strategy is to hop from house to house. Using stealth, trees and fences to avoid getting caught. I took the path along the eastern forest to avoid big engagements. Taking a tv and alarm clock/watch to not miss educational tv shows. Sleeping pill or pain killers is needed to sleep well regardless of the pain.
My goal is to sneak into the warehouse near the Rusty Rifle bar, the one with lots of graffiti on it. It have plenty of tool shelves with a chance to spawn a machete or some good weapons. Then make it to the southern gas station to get gas and magazine. Secure a vehicle. Sneak into a book store to get skill books. Loot the police station nearby for guns. Loot the VHS store for tapes. By then I basically have almost all I need to hunker down in some safe house, reading books to levels up.
It’s a high risk high reward play through.
In the newer version they've added the Burn Ward Patient trait. You start with burns on all body parts!
It's extremely challenging as your movement is extremely limited and your weapon attacks are nearly nullified - stomping is the only option. Also you start with everything bandaged.
But the reward for somehow surviving an entire week doing all regular activities while crispy? 18 POINTS.
For the extra fun, take it with Slow Healer. You'll actually level up First Aid 😂
i am pretty sure slow/fast healer doesn’t help with the burn ward trait at all.
@@kimmyhead2532 Really? 🤔
@@bare_bear_hands Yea, I got confused too and tried it out. Same result every time, Slow Healer, Fast Healer, nothing changed. The only thing that effects it is a specific poultice (I cant remember which) and maybe different types of bandages
Feel like the major downside tho is you're not gonna be making any progress as soon as you spawn in, the first week of the game is the most crucial on gathering supplies, a base , a car, by the time your burns heal there will be 7xmore zombies waiting to chow your healed ass
@@swjdnansjdjs4224 And there is the challenge, to try and make your first week as productive while limping... Or Rimping if you know how 😂🏃🚶🏃🚶🏃🚶🏃🚶
Alcoholic + Hydrocraft = no problem.
Hydrocraft makes my game run like crap
So, with fearful, if you have become desensitized mod, does it go away?
I've not tested that personally but I would assume so yes.
It should go away because it only triggers when you panic, its technically still there but it will never trigger anymore
My depressive, self-destructive, alchoholic, smoker with 1000 cigarrettes and 100+ bottles of booze - What's sadness?
This has been updated with some nice skills, like Deprived, you start with nothing, easy 6 points
I actually think Anemic is S tier. If you're playing the way you should be, then you won't get hit at all. Couple it with outdoorsman, and your practical chances of getting any scratches or lacerations at all drops to near 0. Carry some bandages with you just in case, and you'll be fine.
my strat for Broken Leg is to get First Aid Specialization for our MP group, with lvl8 first aid the limping is minimal, i usually also get Injured with it, youre gonna be kinda messed up for like 2 or 3 days, then after after that its free lvl8 first aid right off the bat (the xp reduction is disabled in the sandbox settings cuz thats dumb af imo)
Since this is obviously a modded playthrough, let's put them in perspective with other mods. Broken leg would be F tier in a modded playthrough, but starting with a spouse from Superb Survivors Continued, and on a map like Lake Ivy... then wtf is a wife supposed to do besides be your shoulder? It's got me thinking....
I play with the injured trait all the time and it is pretty great but your wounds that you start out with have a decent chance to get infected
There have been times I have died during a run simply because I couldn't find anything to disinfect wounds with
I would say that the most common and inexpensive way would be by making sterilized rags by using rags with boiling water.
The only problem would be finding a container to fill and boil.
Bad teeth is pretty annoying for long loot sessions. At least on multiplayer
slow worker is S+ tier IF you play single player because you can just fast forward the game and basically have free points
Thank you for making this review on the modded traits so helpful can you please showcase other good mods on project zomboid?
The alcoholic trait is just a challange for modders, to bring up a alcohol brewing mod.
Starting as injured is pretty good, even if you are damaged to the legs they will probably heal on the 2nd or 3rd day. The only thing you have to do is just limit engagements to a few zombies at a time and you should be good. The only really annoying injury you can get is if you get burns on your arms, which you have to clean often and take the longest to heal. Although if you rip up clothes and boil the rags in the cooking pot, this really isn't that terrible.
Rankings for a playthrough that last roughly for 1 play session
Anemic is a trap, taking anemic and clumsy is asking for it.
Panic traits + Veteran = Free points (if it lets you)
fearful with veteran its 7 points free ^^
Quality man! Keep it up!
Thanks!
I got injured two times in both of them I got burn on my leg
I hate this perk
can you die from suicidal trait?
Challenge mode: take fearful with all the phobias you can take. Plus points if you take Agoraphobia
AAAAAAAAAAHH
2:24 just don’t get hit
What up Koko, your hick Americano accent is superb. 💛👀
LUL
loot respawn has left the chat
If you have Depressive and the Smoker trait, it's actually extremely easy to negate, because smoking a cigarette removes 10 unhappiness. It becomes pretty free if you do that combo.
EDIT: Also, the stress gained from Paranoid is completely negated by a single smoke. Easy points.
As someone with bad teeth IRL I can tell you it is not free points lol.
I love started with injured. Starting with burned legs, they might as well be broken. It's pretty much an automatic re-roll. They also WILL always be overcome, and relatively quickly. Survive for a week and it's free points.
I thought bad teeth was S tier when I first tried this mod. I immediately dropped it after that, but you could still play around it. My problem was that I wanted to top my food off before bed so I didn't get too hungry in my sleep. Next thing ya know, you're in too much pain to sleep. Easily avoidable if you go to bed hungry and have a big breakfast. So yeah, I might give it another shot now that I've put it into perspective. An added recipe to gargle salt water would be cool, but it'd have to be a unique pain moodlet.
I found the Icons confusing. I have no idea it is Self-Destructive (is that a people hanged with a rope?), the basket of legume and fruit make me think it is Vegetarian trait, I though it was an heart instead of a tooth for "Bad Teeth" (why not make it white?), it's a sun instead of a Blood splat for "Sun Pain", the one with cloud is "Depressive" and not "Absent Minded"...
butter fingers chance is reduced by lucky and pack mule. the base chance is 3. pack mule and lucky reduce it by 1 each. 10 is added to the chance when sprinting, 5 is added when running.
therefore, if you take pack mule and lucky and you don't sprint often, or you are mindful if unequipping items in your hands when sprinting, i think it's a great trait. lucky and pack mule are already AMAZING traits (especially if you're a forager+spear user). and butter fingers pays for both of those traits (it was updated to be -12 instead of -10)
You can actually loose alcoholic trait in the long run I have a character from 3 months and she lost the trait even if I accumulated alcohol for 10 lifetimes I guess she went to rehab or something during zombie apocalypse
depressive is actually pretty easy to handle if you're also a smoker, just puff a few when you get weepy and you're fine
Panicked is better when you're a smoker, but I find it most annoying constantly hearing my heartbeat for no reason.
Speaking about being lacerated in the neck, I vividly remember at least 3 of my run ended due to an attack on the neck.
Due to this, I've always put on a scarf whenever I find one and never take them off.
I played with burn ward patient in a private server with 3 friends. Without them saving me from my spawn house and taking care of me (friend had nurse occupation), it would have been certain death. I managed to recover from the burns after 4 days. It's so dangerous because you can barely move and the agony causes you to suck ass in melee too. If you don't have a reliable food stash and remain hidden from zombies, you're done
Now what about Expanded Traits...?
I don't have any real experience with those unfortunately.
You mean Occupation Expertises? There are no traits that expand current traits afaik.
@@fajdek7032 No- The mod "Expanded Traits"- by Draco
Just adds even more. I'd say it's pretty good, but then again... I just like traits.
@@oatatas Literally can't find anything about it, even on workshop. Can you post a link?
Broken leg and injuried are both manageable if your a homebody person on multiplayer, you could a doctor or farmer and stay at base and let your leg heal while you take care of the base, tho it depends if you have fast healer or not
Anemia is ok, I got bleeding a few times, it’s scary but I always have some bandages around so I fine with it. In worst case, I can just rip off my clothes for the wound.
Injured will be bad for a day if i don’t pick slow healing. You may got an unlucky one in the foot. If I die, it’s just early game so it’s like free point to me.
I haven’t got much luck with a broken leg start. Most of the time I can’t out run zombie except for one time I use a door to get them in line. Maybe climbing high fences may help as well. But combined with deprived, you will miss a pair of shoes and it will hurt really bad if you can’t find one soon.
I would put Acestic S tier. You only get a little unhappy that does almost nothing. Easy fix with entertainment.
Also one thing I realized that not in description is that after you level up cooking to about 5 it just gone. And level up cooking is very easy by watching cooking show on your first 10 days. Otherwise just cook and read cooking book and eventually you fix it.
Fearful is too funny. There's always a type of person who screams when *anything* unexpected happens. Lights go out? Scream. Thunder? Scream. A zombie tries to take a nibble out of your arm? Well you get the idea.
"Well you know you gonna die."
Exactly the point of the game yk.
I've gotten a neck laceration with anemic, depending on the situation you will still have JUST enough time to patch yourself up, you have to really have bandages on hand. You'll still have a little bit of health if you do
1:20 I thought this was good to take at first, but the percentage is HUGE. Enough you are dead in 10 seconds from a laceration. No amount of bandages will save you.
Also at 3:20 the trait doesn't seem to function, in fact I seem to get more happiness from cooked food.
Immuno compromised is just slightly worse than Thin skinned so it is meta
ascetic is broken, I was cooking 10 meals and all was burned. Straight waste of food as cooking is so powerfull and needed for almost anything that not in can
The more trait mod should honestly be added into the base game
The issue with the screaming while panicked is that you can't get claustrophobic
I rarely even notice bad teeth, and plus minor pain does nothing, sun sensitivity is minor pain, it does nothing
I fractured my leg and died with glass body because I tried to take off a dirty bandage for my scratched arm
I walked thru some hedges and got scratched on the neck with anemic and that alone almost killed me
Anemic sucks but it’s in my opinion pretty free.
I love anemic, injured, and broken leg
Fast/slow worker also apply to reading as well
I hate anemic so much
Vanilla you get bit on the neck, 15 seconds maybe
But with anemic 5 SECONDS TOPS
@@mishmash4760 just don't get bitten. That's the name of the game
Obviously this is a year late, and I dont know if its been asked. Does amputee stop you from crafting?
Probably not, although I tend to avoid amputating whenever possible.
Butterfingers is 12 points now... I think it may be even more worth it!
It's 100% worth it until you drop your only weapon while cornered by a horde :D
7:45 words to live by.
I haven't tried this out, but it seems that if you take veteran and then take fearful, it's literally a free balance.
Would this even work? I´m pretty sure Veteran/Desenzitised locks away ever other Panic related Trait.
Brave on the other Hand is SS Tier in the early Game. -70% Panic Gain, you can fight 10 Zombies on Day 1 and dont get panicked.
You can find Beer cans in zombies sometimes, so Alcoholic isnt that bad
Yeah, also unless said player is looking for a challenge, there is probably a good moonshine mod for player to make their own alcohol.
Does veteran nullify fearful? That could be op
I don’t think that would work as when you take vet all things with panic vanish
I always take anemic, it feels like free points
It's free 99.9% of the time
Dont get me wrong, these are actually useful and interesting but, are you avoiding another run? Might I suggest "fear the rain" with depressive, paranoia, and self destructive?
Also, I often take injured. It can make the start rough depending on RNG but still pretty much free points.
I also take depressive. It's really not hard to manage (I do use the green fire mod lol) and also is nearly free points, just with a little maintenance required.
I have a good idea what I want to do for my next run.
Green fire works with smoker and I fucking love it.
@@ieatvirgins for real! I use both. I also use "I dont need a lighter" and it works with both also.
@@KokoplaysMB I figured ya did. Just a suggestion. Tbh idek if "fear the rain" is working for the new update. I've not seen it work yet anyway.
What is important to note for the bleedout perk: Only really bad injuries or wounds can actually make you fully bleed out.
After a certain point (Depending on the severety of your wound..) Your character will 'stop losing health' from the bleeding.
So.. while a bite in the neck will probably make you die almost instantly, everything else will hardly get to you. I still would not recommend it for beginners, but I think it's a solid B to A tier for Experienced players. It would grow in rank the better you are at the game.
To sum it up: Unless you've got your neck ripped open or you ended up with A LOT of bleeding wounds, this perk really is not that bad. Because you need to gain a severe enough wound or enough wounds so that your HP can actually drop to 0. Which.. that does take a lot. Usually your health will always stay at a certain point even if you do not bandage yourself. From that point on, it goes down extremely slowly. Almost like dying of thirst.
Anemic is awful. I'm a "thin-skinned is free points, just don't get cut" kinda guy, Thought I would give myself a challenge by starting injured and deprived. Spawned in a place with no clothes to loot, so I had to go somewhere else to find something to wear, and nearly bled out from a scratch taking a few steps while barefoot outside. Maybe if it gave you more points it might be worth it but at 4 points it's a huge debuff for not much gain.
I dont get the speed demon trait hate, the extra horsepower is soooo useful
I think it comes from the problem that higher speeds=more car damage on collision and more damage to you.