Pain Moodle
| Pain | |
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| Class | Moodles |
| Type | Bad Moodle |
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The Pain Moodle shows how much pain a character is in. It has four levels, from Minor Pain to Agony.
Pain makes a character clumsier and weaker. Tripping while vaulting fences becomes more likely. From the second level, movement, damage or attack speed suffer, depending on where the injury is. Pain also stops sleep at its higher levels. At the third level and above, the character starts making noise, which can draw zombies.
Pain Moodle Levels
The moodle grows through these stages, from mild to worst.
| Level | Name |
|---|---|
| 1 | Minor Pain |
| 2 | Pain |
| 3 | Severe Pain |
| 4 | Agony |
Pain Moodle Causes
Wounds are the main cause of pain. Scratches, lacerations, bites, deep wounds, burns and fractures all hurt. The more serious the wound, the stronger the pain. Pain rises gradually toward the level the injuries call for.
Where the wound sits matters. Each body part has its own pain value. Wounds on the torso hurt most, while wounds on the hands and feet hurt least.
Muscle strain causes pain after hard work or exercise. Sleeping in a poor bed can cause pain. Food poisoning can cause it too.
Infected wounds that go untreated hurt much more.
Pain Moodle Effects
Minor Pain is the first level. Its tooltip reads "Feeling slight pain." Vaulting fences while running carries a slightly higher chance of tripping.
Pain is the second level. Throbbing pain makes it hard to focus. Movement, melee damage or attack speed drop slightly, depending on the injured spot. The character cannot sleep.
Severe Pain is the third level. The pain brings tears to the eyes. Movement, damage and attack speed drop moderately. The character starts to make noise.
Agony is the last level. Searing pain makes it hard to even think. Movement, damage and attack speed drop sharply. Exercise is impossible.
Extreme tiredness allows sleep even through severe pain. Pain may still wake the character early.
How to Fix the Pain Moodle
Painkillers remove pain for a while. Alcohol does the same.
Treating wounds lowers pain. Bandaged and splinted injuries hurt less. Removing glass or bullets with tweezers or forceps causes less pain than using bare hands.
Black sage gives mild pain relief when eaten.
Pain fades over time as wounds heal and the character's condition improves.
Disinfecting wounds prevents infection, which keeps pain from doubling.
Notes
- Painkillers or alcohol allow sleep through pain.
- Bandage and splint injuries to reduce pain.
- From Severe Pain on, the character makes noise.
- Torso wounds hurt more than hand or foot wounds.
- Black sage gives mild relief.
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