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Health is one of the most important player statistics in Warfork. It determines how much damage player can receive before death. The amount of health a player has is commonly referred as HP (Health Points). Current player's health is shown in the bottom left corner (default HUD). | Health is one of the most important player statistics in Warfork. It determines how much damage player can receive before death. The amount of health a player has is commonly referred as HP (Health Points). Current player's health is shown in the bottom left corner (default HUD). | ||
| − | The default amount of health players start with is 100, however it can vary depending on the game type. 100 HP is also the default HP limit, however it's possible to have up to 200 HP by using overhealing items (see: Overhealing).<br> | + | The default amount of health players start with is 100, however it can vary depending on the game type. 100 HP is also the default HP limit, however it's possible to have up to 200 HP by using overhealing items (see: [[Health#Overhealing|Overhealing]]).<br> |
Players can lose health by taking various types of damage (like [[Weapons#Damage_Definitions|weapon damage]]), and can also gain health by collecting health items.<br> | Players can lose health by taking various types of damage (like [[Weapons#Damage_Definitions|weapon damage]]), and can also gain health by collecting health items.<br> | ||
When health drops to (or below) 0, the player dies. | When health drops to (or below) 0, the player dies. | ||
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* Mega health's respawn timer starts when the health of the player who picked it up last drops to 100 HP | * Mega health's respawn timer starts when the health of the player who picked it up last drops to 100 HP | ||
* Ultra health's respawn timer starts immidiately after picking it up | * Ultra health's respawn timer starts immidiately after picking it up | ||
| + | * Certain game types (like Clan Arena) have health items disabled | ||
== Overhealing == | == Overhealing == | ||
Some healing items can overheal a player (check the table above). Overhealing items ignore the default 100 HP limit and can overheal the player up to 200 HP. Examples: | Some healing items can overheal a player (check the table above). Overhealing items ignore the default 100 HP limit and can overheal the player up to 200 HP. Examples: | ||
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* 150 HP + Ultra Health = 200 HP | * 150 HP + Ultra Health = 200 HP | ||
Overhealed health points aren't permanent unlike normal health points. They decay at a rate of 1 HP / second, until the player is back to 100 HP. | Overhealed health points aren't permanent unlike normal health points. They decay at a rate of 1 HP / second, until the player is back to 100 HP. | ||
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| + | == Tips == | ||
| + | * Keep an eye on the health bar. If your health is running low, make sure to replenish it before jumping into the battlefield. | ||
| + | * Don't let enemies collect health items during a battle against them, it drastically increases their chances of survival. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:23, 2 May 2020
Health is one of the most important player statistics in Warfork. It determines how much damage player can receive before death. The amount of health a player has is commonly referred as HP (Health Points). Current player's health is shown in the bottom left corner (default HUD).
The default amount of health players start with is 100, however it can vary depending on the game type. 100 HP is also the default HP limit, however it's possible to have up to 200 HP by using overhealing items (see: Overhealing).
Players can lose health by taking various types of damage (like weapon damage), and can also gain health by collecting health items.
When health drops to (or below) 0, the player dies.
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Colors
The health bar changes color depending on the amount of health a player has. The colors are:
<25 HP - red
25-49 HP - orange
50-74 HP - yellow
75-99 HP - white
100 HP - blue
>100 HP - purple
Health items
Warfork features health items that restore your HP. There are 5 different health items.
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Simple items
Health items' appearance is affected by Simple items (cg_simpleitems). If simple items are enabled, the 3D models of health items will be replaced with simplistic 2D models. This has no effect on gameplay, it's purely visual. Some players might prefer to use simple items for better visibility. Simple items can be enabled either by typing cg_simpleitems 1 into the console or by going to Options -> Player -> Misc and enabling Simple items.
Default behavior of health items
- Health items have their own respawn times, however the 5, 25 and 50 Health items use the same timer
- Health items are automatically collected when a player walks into them
- Health items aren't collected if a player has maximum amount of HP
- Respawn times depend on the game type
- Mega health's respawn timer starts when the health of the player who picked it up last drops to 100 HP
- Ultra health's respawn timer starts immidiately after picking it up
- Certain game types (like Clan Arena) have health items disabled
Overhealing
Some healing items can overheal a player (check the table above). Overhealing items ignore the default 100 HP limit and can overheal the player up to 200 HP. Examples:
- 74 HP + Mega Health = 174 HP
- 98 HP + 5 Health = 103 HP
- 150 HP + Ultra Health = 200 HP
Overhealed health points aren't permanent unlike normal health points. They decay at a rate of 1 HP / second, until the player is back to 100 HP.
Tips
- Keep an eye on the health bar. If your health is running low, make sure to replenish it before jumping into the battlefield.
- Don't let enemies collect health items during a battle against them, it drastically increases their chances of survival.