Difference between revisions of "Immunity Gain Speed"
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| description = Speed at which this character gains immunity to diseases. If this is too slow, the character will die from a disease before developing immunity. | | description = Speed at which this character gains immunity to diseases. If this is too slow, the character will die from a disease before developing immunity. | ||
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+ | Immunity gain speed is determined by the following factors: | ||
+ | * Blood filtration | ||
+ | ** 100% unless reduced by damaged or missing kidney | ||
+ | * [[Saturation|Food/Saturation]] | ||
+ | ** 100%: Fed or Hungry | ||
+ | ** 89%: Urgently hungry | ||
+ | ** 69%: Starving | ||
+ | * [[Rest]] | ||
+ | ** 100%: Rested | ||
+ | ** 95%: Tired | ||
+ | ** 92%: Very tired | ||
+ | ** 80%: Exhausted | ||
+ | * In bed: | ||
+ | ** 100%: When not resting in a bed. | ||
+ | ** 110%: When resting in a [[Bed]], [[Royal bed]], or [[Sleeping spot]]. | ||
+ | ** 114%: When resting in a [[Hospital bed]]. | ||
+ | * Age | ||
+ | ** 100%: Up to age 40. | ||
+ | ** 99%: At age 41, continues to decrease with age. | ||
+ | ** 80%: At age 79, then stops decreasing. |
Revision as of 02:54, 19 July 2015
Immunity Gain Speed is a stat: Speed at which this character gains immunity to diseases. If this is too slow, the character will die from a disease before developing immunity. Its default value is 100%.
Immunity gain speed is determined by the following factors:
- Blood filtration
- 100% unless reduced by damaged or missing kidney
- Food/Saturation
- 100%: Fed or Hungry
- 89%: Urgently hungry
- 69%: Starving
- Rest
- 100%: Rested
- 95%: Tired
- 92%: Very tired
- 80%: Exhausted
- In bed:
- 100%: When not resting in a bed.
- 110%: When resting in a Bed, Royal bed, or Sleeping spot.
- 114%: When resting in a Hospital bed.
- Age
- 100%: Up to age 40.
- 99%: At age 41, continues to decrease with age.
- 80%: At age 79, then stops decreasing.