Afflictions

Template:Outdated Afflictions are status effects which characters can receive through varied means and can have positive or negative effects. Afflictions are displayed as icons above the health bar, and detailed information can be seen through the health UI (which can be accessed with the [H] key, or by clicking on the health bar or character portrait).

The health UI shows:

• The limb affected (do note that some afflictions affect the whole body and are always displayed on the torso/head)
• The overall state of each limb, signalled by its color, from Green to Red
• A list of afflictions, and a loose indicator of their strength (Light, Medium or Heavy)
• A list of suitable treatments (may be misleading, only characters with high enough Medical Skill will get an accurate list of treatments) for the affliction.

Most afflictions can be treated by applying a suitable treatment to the afflicted limb, from the Health GUI, by dragging and dropping the treatment.

Some afflictions do not display an icon at low levels of severity.

List of Afflictions

There is a total of 32 afflictions, 7 of which are helpful (technically 6 since one of them currently cannot be obtained during usual gameplay) and the other 25 harmful in some way.

Internal Damage

The Internal Damage afflictions represents raw damage, and directly reduces the Vitality of the Character.

Most attacks in-game deal damage by using this affliction or its variants, and the affliction can affect any limb.

Internal Damage can be treated by using: Deusizine (90 | 45), Fentanyl (75 | 28.75), Morphine (50 | 20), Opium (20 | 10), Hyperzine (12 | 6) and Pomegrenade Extract (5 | 2.5).

Variants

Internal Damage is split into 7 types:

Internal Damage - Inflicted by certain stun weapons, Coilguns and Railguns, Depth Charges, as well as CPR performed by a Character whose Medical skill is below 20.

There are signs of burst blood vessels and of organ damage.

Blunt Force Trauma - Inflicted by heavy environmental impact and blunt weapons, such as the Crowbar, Wrench and Stun Baton.

The area is an ugly shade of purple, and apparently very painful to touch. You suspect a bone might be broken.

Lacerations - Inflicted with sharp weapons, such as the Screwdriver, Harpoons, Frag Grenades and Diving Knife. Also inflicted by some Creatures.

The skin is pierced and there are deep, bleeding wounds.

Bite Wounds - Inflicted by various Creatures.

There is extensive damage to soft tissue in the area and there are asymmetrical, bleeding wounds.

Gunshot Wound - Inflicted by getting shot at with firearms, such as the Revolver, Riot Shotgun and SMG. It also causes medium Bleeding, which leads to Bloodloss.

The entry site is a small, dark, bruised hole oozing a little blood. The exit wound however is a large ragged mess of exposed tissue and pouring blood.

Organ Damage - Inflicted by most poisons and certain medical items, such as Broad-spectrum Antibiotics and Liquid Oxygenite.

The patient is suffering from sharp pain in their internal organs. There is no visible damage to the epidermis.

Deep Tissue Injury - Inflicted by explosions, commonly from the Reactor meltdown.

The area is colored purple. The tissue underneath feels different than the surrounding skin.

Bleeding

Blood pours freely from this ragged and particularly nasty open wound.

The Bleeding affliction represents open wounds, most of the Creatures on Europa can cause open wounds alongside Internal Damage. While Bleeding does directly reduce a character's health, its most dangerous attribute is the constant bloodloss caused by it. This affliction can affect any Limb.

Bleeding can be healed by using:
Plastiseal (35 | 30), or Bandages (9 | 6), or Antibiotic Glue (40 | 20).
The values listed here are totals, each item having a duration which should be considered as well. Red values will apply when the user doesn't meet the item's skill requirement.
Warning! Antibiotic Glue causes Organ Damage (-1.25/s) if Medical Skill 73 is not met. Considering the level requirement, Antibiotic Glue is generally best used by deconstructing it and using the salvaged Elastin to craft the more efficient and less costly Plastiseal which serves the same purpose.

Bleeding will gradually stop, until it eventually disappears, albeit waiting it out is usually not a viable solution due to the accumulation of Bloodloss.

Burn

The area is blistered and red, and skin is already beginning to peel away in sheets. The patient is in a great deal of pain.

The Burn affliction represents the damage caused by heat sources, and directly reduces the health of the afflicted character.

Burn damage is commonly caused by accidents involving a Welding Tool or the Plasma Cutter, doing electrical repairs with insufficient skill, fires and explosions, and ingestion of Deusizine, Sulphuric Acid or Radiotoxin, as well as Hyperzine if used with insufficient skill.
This affliction can affect any limb.

Burns can be treated by using:
Fentanyl (75 | 28.75), Morphine (50 | 20), Antibiotic Glue (40 | 20), Plastiseal (35 | 30), Opium (20 | 10), Bandages (15 | 10), and Pomegrenade Extract (6.25 | 3.125).
The values listed here are totals, each item having a duration which should be considered as well. Red values will apply when the user doesn't meet the item's skill requirement.
Warning! Antibiotic Glue causes Organ Damage (-1.25/s) if Medical Skill 73 is not met. Considering the level requirement, Antibiotic Glue is generally best used by deconstructing it and using the salvaged Elastin to craft the more efficient and less costly Plastiseal which serves the same purpose.

Oxygen Low

The skin is pale and clammy, and the lips turning blue.

The Oxygen Low affliction represents suffocation damage, and it directly reduces the health of the afflicted character.

The affliction is commonly caused by being in oxygen-poor environments (underwater or in an oxygen deprived room without an Oxygen source), by being in critical condition, or by using Morbusine, Fentanyl, Morphine, or Opium, as well as Naloxone if used with insufficient skill.

The affliction will quickly vanish by being conscious in an oxygenated room.

If the afflicted character is in critical condition, the common course of action involves supplying the character with a Diving Mask and performing CPR.

Alternatively, it can be treaded by using:
Liquid Oxygenite (99) or Deusizine (90 | 45). Stimulants, namely Hyperzine (15 | 6), Anabolic Steroids (12) or Methamphetamine (6 | 3.6) will also slowly reduce the affliction, although it is not their primary use and is merely meant to act as a temporarily increased resistance to low oxygen conditions.
The values listed here are totals, each item having a duration which should be considered as well. Red values will apply when the user doesn't meet the item's skill requirement.

Bloodloss

The patient is pale and cold. Their heart beats in an alarmingly rapid fashion.

The Bloodloss affliction is how the damage from Bleeding progressively accumulates and has a direct impact on the health of the afflicted character.

The only way to receive Bloodloss is to have suffered from Bleeding for some time.

Bloodloss can be treated by using:
Blood Pack (120 | 60), Deusizine (45 | 30), Saline (30 | 15) or Alien Blood (30 | 20).

The values listed here are totals, each item having a duration which should be considered as well. Red values will apply when the user doesn't meet the item's skill requirement.

While Bloodloss gradually disappears, a Bleeding wound will accumulate Bloodloss faster than it decays, leading to a constant loss of health.

Stun

Main article: Stun

The patient is dazed and unresponsive.

Stun is a non-lethal affliction that renders the victim motionless while in effect. It forces the afflicted character into ragdoll mode, hides the inventory, and prevents communication. Stunned characters can be [G]rabbed by other players, and their inventory freely accessed.

Most commonly caused by a Stun Batons and Stun Guns, most attacks deal a momentary stun on impact. Choral Hydrate, Paralyzant and Cyanide also immobilize a target through this affliction.

Characters recover from stuns at a rate of 1% per second. Methamphetamine and Hyperzine increase recovery rate from stuns.

Larger creatures are more resistant to stuns.

Barotrauma/Pressure

There is obvious massive organ damage and the blood vessels of the eye have burst, creating an unnerving red gaze.

The Barotrauma affliction can only be seen when examining characters who have died from it, but living characters will be shown the affliction's icon when they are in a high pressure area (most notably, Europa's ocean), death by Barotrauma is not instant, and its effects are signaled by screen shaking and Bleeding.

There is no way to treat or heal barotrauma; its effects can only be prevented by wearing a Diving Suit (However, beyond the depth of 2000m, not even a Diving Suit will provide protection against pressure). A temporary alternative is Anabolic Steroids. The status effect they incur, Vigor, allows a character to survive pressure damage if the drugs are taken prior to exposure; however, unless multiple doses are taken, the character will be unconscious. If Vigor wears off completely, the character will die, so multiple doses of steroids are necessary for continued survival. Tonic Liquid is reccomended.

Husk Infection

Something dark and unpleasant moves in the mouth. They are rendered completely mute, save for occasional clicking sounds apparently emanating from deep within the throat.

Husk Infection can be caused by being bitten by a Husk or injected with Velonaceps Calyx Eggs.

A single bite/injection is enough to permanently infect a character, as the affliction progressively gets worse.

As the infection progresses, you will be prompted with messages about your state, the dormant stage of the infection has no adverse side effects, however, the medium stage of the affliction will make you unable to talk in chat (and possibly VOIP), and prevent all adverse effects of Barotrauma, allowing the Player to freely swim on the Europan Ocean without a Diving Suit. Later in the infection, a stinger-like appendage will fully grow in the Character's throat, and can be used to attack (middle mouse button, or [R]) and spread the infection to other Characters. At the last stage, the player will faint and have seizures while dying of internal damage, when the player dies it will rise back from death as an NPC Husk. A killed Husk does not revive a third time.

In the absence of a treatment, the dormant stage will last 133 seconds (up to 40 infection strength) and the middle stage will last another 200 seconds (reaching 100 infection strength), turning the target into a Husk 5 mn 33 seconds after the bite/injection.

The best known treatment for a husk infection is Calyxanide, albeit it's only effective during the dormant and medium stages of the infection. It will heal 40 infection strength in 10 seconds (or 20 in 20 seconds if the Medical skill is lower than 38), therefore several uses may be required to completely remove the infection. (doing so grants the player the "I am the cure" Achievement). If the infection strength wasn't brought down to 0, it will resume its progression once the treatment wears off. Broad-Spectrum Antibiotics also work if administered during the dormant phase, though they are ineffective during the medium stage [NOTE: as of v0.10.5.1, they actually work even during the medium stage]. They will heal 30 infection strength (or 15 if the Medical skill is lower than 25) in 60 seconds. Antibiotics also have the benefit of granting the patient temporary immunity to the Husk parasite and may therefore be injected pre-emptively.

Calyxanide won't help during the final stages, in which it only deals heavy damage to the infected character.

Treated with:
Calyxanide (40 | 20), Broad-spectrum Antibiotics (30 | 15).
The values listed here are totals, each item having a duration which should be considered as well. Red values will apply when the user doesn't meet the item's skill requirement.

Psychosis

The patient rants and mutters in an agitated fashion, a steady commentary of unseen events.

The Psychosis affliction has no impact on vitality, but causes the screen to shake and blur, and the Character will have hallucinations of nonexistent fires and floods. They will say strange and unusual things (in the chat), which serves as a warning that the character has psychosis.

Psychosis can be inflicted by Deliriumine Poisoning, consuming Alien Blood, Anaparalyzant, Methamphetamine, Anabolic Steroids or Hyperzine or carrying a Psychosis Alien Artifact; while it doesn't significantly impact a character's performance, it may be troublesome in the event of a real fire or flood.

Psychosis naturally fades away on its own, but may be treated quickly using:
Haloperidol (100 | 25) or Deliriumine Antidote (19.8 | 0).
The values listed here are totals, each item having a duration which should be considered as well. Red values will apply when the user doesn't meet the item's skill requirement.

Drunk

The smell of alcohol rises from them like a vapor, their speech slurs a little, and their eyes fail to focus.

The Drunk affliction has detrimental effects for player movement, communication and perception, progressively worse depending on how drunk the player is, and can be gotten by drinking Ethanol.

Its effects include: Lowered max health, lowered Speed, blurry and visually distorted screen and speech impairment (only applies to AI dialog^{citation needed}).

Extremely drunk players can die from it, as the effect will eventually set the player's max health to 0, sending them into critical condition, however, death from alcohol poisoning is rare, as the affliction deteriorates relatively quickly (especially at high levels).

The way to cure drunk players is by injecting them with Stabilozine.

Opiate Withdrawal

Agitation and a tremor are obvious, as are the signs of nausea.

The Opiate Withdrawal affliction has detrimental effects for the character's movement, communication and perception, progressively worse depending on the severity of the affliction; a player will enter opiate withdrawal if they were suffering from Opiate Addiction and were not given opiates (Fentanyl, Opium or Morphine).

Its effects include: lowered max vitality (which can outright kill the character, if the affliction is severe enough), lowered speed, a visually distorted screen, strange colors and speech impairment.

The affliction will very slowly fade out, can be reduced by further fueling the patient's opiate addiction, or treated with:
Naloxone (60 | 30).
The values listed here are totals, each item having a duration which should be considered as well. Red values will apply when the user doesn't meet the item's skill requirement.

Opiate Overdose

The patient has pinpoint pupils and icy cold skin. They struggle to breathe and swallow.

The Opiate Overdose affliction appears when a player has been treated with too many opiates; minor overdoses cause small distortions of the screen, while more severe overdoses will greatly distort the screen and progressively kill the player by lowering their maximum vitality.

Opiate overdose will decay over time, or can be treated using:
Naloxone (60 | 30).
The values listed here are totals, each item having a duration which should be considered as well. Red values will apply when the user doesn't meet the item's skill requirement.

Opiate Addiction

The patient is happy enough... so long as they get what they need.

The Opiate Addiction affliction appears when a character has been given high doses of opiates, namely Opium, Morphine or Fentanyl. This affliction's only effect is to cause one of the other two opiate afflictions depending on how the Player decides to deal with it; Opiate Withdrawal if they consume neither Naloxone nor additional opiates; Opiate Overdose if they consume high doses of opiates.
Fully recovering from an Opiate Addiction grants the Player the "Getting Clean" achievement.

Opiate Addiction decays on its own, but can be treated with:
Naloxone (60 | 30).
The values listed here are totals, each item having a duration which should be considered as well. Red values will apply when the user doesn't meet the item's skill requirement.

Radiation Sickness

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Burns and sores can be seen on patient's skin. They seem to be spreading.

Radiation Sickness is a rare but very dangerous affliction that can be inflicted by being too close to a Nuclear Reactor meltdown, being too close to the explosion of a nuclear railgun shell or nuclear depth charge, or by being poisoned by Radiotoxin.

Radiation Sickness will cause progressively worse Burns on all limbs, leading to quickly accumulating damage.

Radiation Sickness does not decay overtime, and gets progressively worse, thus, it should be quickly treated with Antirad (100 | 25).

Paralysis

The patient has trouble moving.

Paralysis is caused by being injected with Paralyzant or being attacked by the Leucocyte.

It causes screen distortion, gradually slows movement down to almost a halt, and when reaching 100% of the effect, the character becomes permanently stunned (paralyzed) until treated.

Unlike most other Poisonings, Paralysis does not reduce max health. Therefore, it is possible for the inflicted to still be alive while paralyzed for the remainder of the round if not treated or already suffering from other lethal afflictions. On its own, Paralysis is considered non-lethal, although the full effect puts the player on a constant critical like state, such as being able to Give In, unable to communicate, etc.

The only way to cure Paralysis is to be given:
Anaparalyzant (800 | 390).
These values are actually applied in the form of Paralysis Resistance strength rather than a direct reduction of the affliction; that resistance will in turn progressively lower Paralysis, at a rate varying from 1 to 3 strength per second, proportional to the Resistance strength itself, which ranges from 0 to 800. When the Medical skill level 64 requirement is met, Anaparalyzant will grant 800 Paralysis Resistance in 1 second and lower Paralysis very quickly; otherwise, it will add 6.5 Paralysis Resistance per second for 60 seconds, up to 390 strength, meaning the effects will grow over time. Once the effective timer of Anaparalyzant is finished, the Paralysis Resistance won't be removed directly and will instead lower by 5 strength per second; the Paralysis lowering effect still being applied during that time.

Morbusine Poisoning

The patient can't breathe at all, and their heartrate is slowing rapidly.

Morbusine Poisoning is caused by being injected with Morbusine.

Morbusine causes screen distortion, slowed movement, and quickly drains oxygen from the victim.

Morbusine Poisoning will kill a character after about 50 seconds if not treated.

The only way to cure Morbusine Poisoning is to be given Morbusine Antidote.

Sufforin Poisoning

Without prompt treatment, sufforine poisoning leads to delusions and rapid death.

Sufforin Poisoning is caused by being injected with Sufforin.

Sufforin has no effects initially, after 30 seconds the screen blurs heavily, and after 90 seconds the the victim loses vitality, losing 100 vitality at 100. This is lethal to most humans.

The only way to survive Sufforin Poisoning is to be given Sufforin Antidote in time.

Deliriumine Poisoning

Patient is hallucinating and exhibits paranoia.

Deliriumine Poisoning is caused by being injected with Deliriumine.

Unlike other poisons, Deliriumine is not lethal, as its only effect is causing a permanent, gradually increasing Psychosis.

Deliriumine Poisoning does not decay overtime, thus Deliriumine Antidote is necessary to remove the affliction, alongside Haloperidol to treat the associated Psychosis.

Cyanide Poisoning

The patient is confused and has trouble breathing. Their skin is red and they have occasional muscle spasms.

Cyanide Poisoning is caused by being injected with Cyanide. Cyanide Poisoning causes screen distortion and slowed movement, effects increasing over time. At 70 seconds, the victim is stunned Stun and starts losing health, losing 100 Vitality after 100 seconds.

The only way to survive Cyanide Poisoning is to be given the Cyanide Antidote in time.

Nausea

The skin is clammy and the patient is vomiting periodically.

Nausea is a periodic non-lethal affliction caused by being injected with Raptor Bane Extract.

It causes the victim to move 40% slower and forces them to periodically stop to vomit.

Nausea decays naturally overtime.

Slow Metabolism

Causes chemicals to last longer.

Slow Metabolism is a buff that can be obtained by drinking Tonic Liquid.

Its main purpose is increasing the duration of any other buffs, thus strengthening their effect.

At max strength (600%) it increases the durations by 100%.

Giving Tonic Liquid to a critically wounded patient may be worth it so as to increase the efficiency of further treatments

Slow Metabolism decays overtime, lasting a total of 100 seconds.

Hyperactivity

Movement speed and reflexes are heightened.

Hyperactivity is a buff that can be obtained by being injected with Methamphetamine or Hyperzine.

Its main purpose is increasing the character speed to the safe limit (the fastest speed that doesn't cause collision damage on impact with walls/doors).

Hyperactivity decays overtime, lasting a total of 80 seconds with Methamphetamine, and 100 with Hyperzine.

Husk Infection Resistance

Patient's immune system is more attuned to alien parasites.

Husk Infection Resistance is a buff that can be obtained by being injected with Broad-spectrum Antibiotics.

It protects the player from the Husk Infection by up to 75%.

Husk Infection Resistance decays overtime, lasting a total of 100 seconds.

Paralysis Resistance

The patient's body is less affected by paralysis. It also seems to recover from any existing effects.

Paralysis Resistance is a buff that can be obtained by consuming Anaparalyzant.

It protects the player from Paralysis by up to 800%. At the same time, it gives the player Psychosis, up to 12%.

Paralysis Resistance decays overtime, lasting around 160 seconds.

Psychosis Resistance

Patient exhibits high mental fortitude.

Psychosis Resistance is a buff that can be obtained by consuming Ethanol.

It protects the player from Psychosis by up to 75%.

Psychosis Resistance decays overtime, lasting 10 minutes.

Pressure Resistance

Internal organs are more accustomed to high pressures.

Pressure Resistance is an unobtainable buff which protects the player from environmental Pressure by up to 75%.

Pressure Resistance decays overtime, at a rate of 1 unit per second.

Vigor

Patient's pain receptors are numbed.

Vigor is an buff that can be obtained by consuming Anabolic Steroids and to a lesser extent, Hyperzine.

Vigor protects the player from damage by up to 75%.

Vigor decays overtime, lasting ~60 seconds with Anabolic Steroids.

Space Herpes

The patient's face is covered with nasty-looking blisters and ulcers.

Space Herpes is a special negative affliction which can cause a number of negative effects, it can only be gained by reaching a low enough Karma value. (The low-point can be configured in the Server Settings)

Its purpose is to deter griefing in Multiplayer, some of its effects include: lowered max health, lowered movement speed, blurry and visually distorted screen, fainting, weakness and blisters on face.

It decays over time as the player's karma increases passively.