Bleeding

A bullet that hits you can make you bleed. No other wound does.

Signs

• The Scoreboard shows “Bleeding” in red.
• Drops of blood fall from you.
• Your heart beats hard.
• Your blood bar keeps going down.

Effects

Bleeding never stops on its own. The lower your blood is, the faster you lose it. When your blood is empty, you lose health.

As long as you bleed, neither your health nor your blood comes back.

Treatment

Hold a Bandage and use it. The bleeding stops.

After that, your blood slowly comes back. A Blood Syringe gives some back at once. See Health.

Key points

• Only a bullet can make you bleed.
• Bleeding never stops on its own and keeps your health from coming back.
• A Bandage stops the bleeding right away.