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| − | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a symptom in [[DayZ Standalone]]. |
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| + | |causes=Cholera, Influenza, Wound Infection |
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| + | |cues=Visual wiping of forehead |
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| + | |effects=Wiping of the forehead can cover vision, making the survivor temporarily vulnerable |
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| + | }}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a symptom in [[DayZ Standalone]]. Fevers are caused by [[cholera]], [[influenza]], and [[Wound Infection]] and will cause the player's body temperature to increase and occasional blurry vision. The survivor will occasionally wipe their forehead, similar to how they would if near a burning campfire or other hot areas. This forehead wipe can leave you temporarily vulnerable. For more information on the effects of higher body temperature go to [[Hyperthermia]] or [[Hypothermia]]. |
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| − | Causes • Advancing from sickness stage |
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| − | Symptoms • Status effect messages in the bottom right: "I'm feeling hot" "I'm burning up" "I'm slick with sweat" "My clothes are soaking with sweat" "I feel cold" "I start to shiver" "I feel shivery" "I'm shivering" |
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| − | Treatment Unknown |
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| − | Effects -26% Water per second, -0.5% Blood per second, -1 Health per second and -1 Shock per second |
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| − | Status text Fever |
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Revision as of 15:52, 6 May 2022
Fever is a symptom in DayZ Standalone. Fevers are caused by cholera, influenza, and Wound Infection and will cause the player's body temperature to increase and occasional blurry vision. The survivor will occasionally wipe their forehead, similar to how they would if near a burning campfire or other hot areas. This forehead wipe can leave you temporarily vulnerable. For more information on the effects of higher body temperature go to Hyperthermia or Hypothermia.