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*Animals and Robots die at 0 [[HP]] | *Animals and Robots die at 0 [[HP]] | ||
*All humans, both NPC and Player Characters, die at -20 HP | *All humans, both [[NPC]] and Player [[Characters]], die at -20 [[HP]] | ||
*[[PC|Player Characters]] with [[Dead Man Walking]] die at -40 HP | *[[PC|Player Characters]] with [[Dead Man Walking]] die at -40 [[HP]] | ||
*Humans and Player Characters alike die when they are damaged by [[poison]] while at 1 HP or below. | *Humans and Player Characters alike die when they are damaged by [[poison]] while at 1 [[HP]] or below. | ||
*A [[Bloody Mess]] trait (Player-only trait) causes both, the trait owner and the target to die at 0 and less [[HP]] regardless of situation and whether they have or not have the [[Dead Man Walking]] perk. | |||
When a player character dies, they get a 60-second [[timeout]] called replication. After the timeout, the character normally "wakes up" at a nearby [[Respawn Point]]. Whatever gear he had equipped when he died, should be in his | When a player character dies, they get a 60-second [[cooldown|timeout]] called replication. After the timeout, the character normally "wakes up" at a nearby [[Respawn Point]]. Whatever gear he had equipped when he died, should be in his [[Inventory]] (unless he died in a [[FLD]] location such as [[Dayglow]], [[Glow]], [[Talchem]]), and other items he had should still be there. Depending on how he died, his armor and weapon will have suffered some noticeable [[Deterioration]]. | ||
Players above [[Levels|level]] 24 lose some [[Experience Points]] on death (less if killed by player). | Players above [[Levels|level]] 24 lose some [[Experience Points]] on death (less if killed by player). | ||
[[Armor]] and [[Weapon]] Deterioration penalty on player's Death, depending on death type. | [[Armor]] and [[Weapon]] Deterioration penalty on player's Death, depending on death type. | ||
'''NOTE''': You may or may not get a "death message" in your chat bar, and hear a voice narrating it. | '''NOTE''': You may or may not get a "death message" in your chat bar, and hear a voice narrating it. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:39, 11 June 2024
- Animals and Robots die at 0 HP
- All humans, both NPC and Player Characters, die at -20 HP
- Player Characters with Dead Man Walking die at -40 HP
- Humans and Player Characters alike die when they are damaged by poison while at 1 HP or below.
- A Bloody Mess trait (Player-only trait) causes both, the trait owner and the target to die at 0 and less HP regardless of situation and whether they have or not have the Dead Man Walking perk.
When a player character dies, they get a 60-second timeout called replication. After the timeout, the character normally "wakes up" at a nearby Respawn Point. Whatever gear he had equipped when he died, should be in his Inventory (unless he died in a FLD location such as Dayglow, Glow, Talchem), and other items he had should still be there. Depending on how he died, his armor and weapon will have suffered some noticeable Deterioration.
Players above level 24 lose some Experience Points on death (less if killed by player).
Armor and Weapon Deterioration penalty on player's Death, depending on death type.
NOTE: You may or may not get a "death message" in your chat bar, and hear a voice narrating it.
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