A very strange death

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Re: A very strange death

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dragonxkai wrote:HHP FES event shouldn't even be that dangerous if you had at least 10 HHP left.
At worst it'll roll a -1 HHP to -5 HHP.

But yeah, for that to even happen in the first place is for someone to be very very careless and consume raw meat in the first place.
Seeing how the OP has 2 posts, means he doesn't know about the hhp fes.
I took over 40 damage from a hurt Fep before

Seeing as you have over 100 posts i would hope
you'd know better than to spread lies
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Re: A very strange death

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NaoWhut wrote:
dragonxkai wrote:HHP FES event shouldn't even be that dangerous if you had at least 10 HHP left.
At worst it'll roll a -1 HHP to -5 HHP.

But yeah, for that to even happen in the first place is for someone to be very very careless and consume raw meat in the first place.
Seeing how the OP has 2 posts, means he doesn't know about the hhp fes.
I took over 40 damage from a hurt Fep before

Seeing as you have over 100 posts i would hope
you'd know better than to spread lies
Think it takes 5% of your MHP...
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Re: A very strange death

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NaoWhut wrote:
I took over 40 damage from a hurt Fep before
I doubt thats possible, unless you were -hhp feping for 8 times in a row. -5hhp is what "hurt" gives.
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Re: A very strange death

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ramones wrote:
NaoWhut wrote:
I took over 40 damage from a hurt Fep before
I doubt thats possible, unless you were -hhp feping for 8 times in a row. -5hhp is what "hurt" gives.
No, it is a percent.
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Re: A very strange death

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I got a hurt FEP a few minutes ago, it did 7hhp damage from 150MHP
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Re: A very strange death

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Marsdarth wrote:I got a hurt FEP a few minutes ago, it did 7hhp damage from 150MHP
Ha. I was right. 5% of MHP, apparently rounded down to the lower number.
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Re: A very strange death

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dragonxkai wrote:HHP FES event shouldn't even be that dangerous if you had at least 10 HHP left.
At worst it'll roll a -1 HHP to -5 HHP.

But yeah, for that to even happen in the first place is for someone to be very very careless and consume raw meat in the first place.
Seeing how the OP has 2 posts, means he doesn't know about the hhp fes.

that is not correct at all you can take as much more dmg then the amount of black fep's you have.
and to OP did the boar break your boots maybe thorn in the foot did your buddy sling you maybe while siting down?
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Re: A very strange death

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Rat on a stick, onions, wonderful wilderness wurst.

Raw meat isn't the only hurt source remember.
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