Concussions - thoughts?

[Glorthan]

Concussions coupled with not starting at healing energy (like you did last world) mean that starting out once you get KOed once and have no shp you'll likely keep getting KOed. I like the concussion wound in general though, as one of my biggest problems with w8 was that wildlife was so fucking tame and the only way to die was to be a complete idiot, even if they KOed you.

[eflow0001eflow]

I just wish Concussions showed somewhere how much stats they were debuffing you by...

[TeckXKnight]

Concussions coupled with not starting at healing energy (like you did last world) mean that starting out once you get KOed once and have no shp you'll likely keep getting KOed. I like the concussion wound in general though, as one of my biggest problems with w8 was that wildlife was so fucking tame and the only way to die was to be a complete idiot, even if they KOed you.

viewtopic.php?f=48&t=46858&p=612552#p612552

Btw I confirmed that you don't need to be at (healing) energy for concussion to heal. At least if you log out.

[pheonix]

I haven't tested this so i don't know if its implemented but i would think for a wound like concussion you should be able to sit in a chair or in a bed to make it heal faster.

[Glorthan]

http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=46858&p=612552#p612552

Btw I confirmed that you don't need to be at (healing) energy for concussion to heal. At least if you log out.

once you get KOed once and have no shp you'll likely keep getting KOed

You don't regenerate shp without being at healing energy. My point was with 1shp it's very easy to get repeatably KOed, not how long concussion takes to heal.

[Leksar]

This thing is kinda annoying, but i like it. Now you need to think before you do something stupid (doesn't work in my case so 15 hhp)

[NeoBasilisk]

You haven't experienced a slow healing wound unless you used a stitch on a wound type you shouldn't have. Last world, I got a 62 wound that only healed 1 point per day. A wound taking a day or two to recover is nothing.