The extreme overload speed with it is the same speed as without extreme overload. I'm wondering if there's a bug in the code that is replacing the 50% speed with 110% speed instead of adding 10%.

@@Retanaru Ah, so instead of doing speed *= 1.1, it's speed = 1.1*base_walkingspeed?

@@Retanaru I think that adrenaline junkie also helps a lot in the event you have a leg injury. But personally I find adrenaline junkie something that shines most when used with sprinters and athletic since you can actually out pace sprinters with this combo with just jogging.

@@dzarko55 nah they need it to be current Max x 1.1 = actual speed

he said your test is flawed

That's exactly why I'm doing these. They didn't update for a year and now they are, so better test to see what really changed.

damn I just noticed

the one where Hal becomes a speedwalker? it must be the outfit, I too remember that episode despite not really watching the show.

Someone mod Hal's fire walker outfit in

he had the most swag

Absolutely agree, this is really helpful!

m grub

Will answer what I know: -No. Stress PLUS Queasy might be a more certain way of knowing. -idk -idk -idk -idk -Yes, since drunkenness targets your fatigue levels, and no other food has the same effect. -Yes, since exertion drains your fatigue levels. Almost any action that would eventually lead to a level of exertion will make you sleepy, from running to shoving to fighting.

@@RaveDecoy242 I found my answers a long time ago lol and here they are: 1. Yes though the stress can be caused by something else but if you're fairly sure it's not from hemophobic or smokes then yes 2. There's a limit to how much extra hunger you can accrue. I think it's 100 extra, beyond that there's no point in eating. Of course to get to +100 hunger you need to chain the "eat" command *before* you're full. Your character will keep eating even when full and you can go beyond what's usually normal. It goes down at the same rate - I think, not 100% sure. 3. Hunger does go up faster when peckish than just hungry. You can literally ration food, if you don't have a lot, save it for when you're really starving and it'll count for much more. 4. Exactly when you lose the food buff, though refer to #3. I'm not sure when hunger starts going up faster or slower though, if it's exactly when you become hungry or not, but it makes little difference. 5. You do way more damage the farther you are from a zombie. Hitting a zombie at the tip of your weapon's range maximizes its damage. It's the same when zombies lie down. Also, interestingly, that extra damage from range does not depend on the weapon's range but it's the same formula for *every* weapon meaning it's one more reason that spears are op: more range = more use out of this extra damage. And this is why knives hit like wet noodles, their max range is too short and their damage is heavily gimped because of that. One more thing that TIS should fix balance-wise. 6. Yes and no, as you said. That said, the sleepiness gain with alcohol depends on amount drank, meaning if you just drink a teeny tiny sip (hitting ESC really fast) you barely accrue any fatigue penalty while retaining *all* of *extremely* strong benefits, namely: painkillers, sleeping tablets (with no fatigue penalty), beta blockers and antidepressants all in one, all full effect. 7. Yes being exerted makes you sleepier faster. However no, actions don't make you sleepier directly. Rather, actions make you sleepier indirectly because they make you exhausted. It's not like "you jumped a fence, +1 fatigue". It's "you jumped a fence, -5 stamina" and "you have less than full stamina, here's +1 fatigue because of it". Hence the strategy to maximize uptime is to never be too exerted. If you're going to have to spam left click on a thousand zombies, you'd better make sure you sit often and never get even "moderately exhausted", else you will get sleepy way faster (the effect is quite crazy). I have some posts over on the subreddit if you search author for "Modinstaller" that go into details for a bunch of these mechanics including corpse sickness and more. Edit: dispelling a myth which I thought was true and why I asked question #2, being full does not make your wounds heal any faster. It's just some extra carry weight and health regen.

@@NatTardis thanks for following up and even clarifying what I thought I knew. Cheers, and have a good life.

@@NatTardis Knives hit like a wet noodle because they have a high crit chance, they're light, extremely low endurance drain, and they don't slow you down when swinging it, meaning you can just backstep and stab zombies until they're all dead at like level 3 nimble. I killed 100+ zombies and only lost about 8 endurance at short blade level 10 and level 8 fitness. I'd have needed to take a sitdown if I was using a crowbar, even if I had level ten fitness and level ten long blunt.

@@PinkManGuy Yeah I was wrong in my last message. I thought that for the damage penalty from hitting below max range, the "max range" in question is not the weapon's own max range, but rather an arbitrary number which is the same for all weapons. Which would disadvantage knives, since they have shorter ranges, and favor spears. However, that does not seem to be true. The penalty works according to the weapon's own max and min ranges. However, knives are still disadvantaged by this mechanic, since they have a very short range, and the difference between max and min range is also very low. Taking a step forward before swinging will therefore cost a higher percentage of the weapon's damage than for, say, spears, or even better, axes (which interestingly have a higher difference between min/max range than crafted spears themselves). This is the reason why 10 knives 10 strength yields a very low percentage of one-hits despite technically having 1.365-2.73 damage in that situation (which should yield 57% one-hits). It is also possible (though unconfirmed) that knives cannot reach 10 but rather that their max level would be 9. I remember reading that non-axe weapon types have an automatic -1 to their weapon skill, at least for damage calculations. This might or might not be true. Knives cannot crit at all, by the way. Their crit stat on the wiki is useless. However as you said, they are the only infinite endurance melee weapon in the game and as such are EXTREMELY valuable. It's just that when you compare them to spears, which have an insane swing speed with insane damage, knives become a really slow really painful to use weapon. It is absolutely demoralizing to kill a pack of 40 zombies slowly with a knife and at the 10th kill be thinking "this pack would have been dead by now had I been using a spear". I only play spears now because honestly... fuck knives! I'd rather sit down.

I believe that's an intended feature from being way too close to zombies and mistiming a swing, like it's an actual attack of theirs you're repelling due to luck and weapon level. If I'm thinking of the right thing it's the same as drag downs when multiple are around you and really quick attacks from zombies near short fences.

Mods. One day we'll have a segs mod I'm telling you, just wait until NPCs come out and modders are gonna go crazy. We already have nude retexture mods, model change mods, and skilled animators. We just need someone nutty enough to do the rest..

Hair mods. I use fluffy's and Spongie's.

its a launch command. Right click it in steam, select properties and put it there.

Fluffy hair and Spongie's hair pack (with the compatibility patch).

@@Retanaru i see, thanks friend! i subscribed

It's either fluffy's hair mod or spongies hair mod.

Pretty sure it's Spongie's hair mod, specifically the Redfield hairstyle.

Did you watch the whole video? The bug isn't that it does what it's described to do, the bug is that it ignores/overwrites debuffs like being encumbered. If it was bug free you should still be much slower while being encumbered and only about 10% faster than without the trait. Instead it ignores the debuff and gives you your unmodified speed plus 10% which definately looks like a bug.