Item Properties

💊 Survival Stats

These properties relate to the character's primary status effects.

Medical Supplies

• Health:
  • Effect: Increases or decreases the character's total Health Points (HP).
  • Value: Higher is better.

Provisions

• Energy:
  • Effect: Increases or decreases the character's Energy status.
  • Value: Higher is better.
• Hydration:
  • Effect: Increases or decreases the character's Hydration status.
  • Value: Higher is better.

🎒 Gear & Carry

These properties relate to equipment used for protection and carrying capacity.

Backpacks

• Durability:
  • Represents: The item's current hit points.
  • Effect: Reduces the backpack's total carry capacity as durability decreases.
  • Value: Higher is better.
• Capacity (kg):
  • Effect: Increases the total carry weight capacity in kilograms (kg).
  • Value: Higher is better.

Armors

• Durability:
  • Represents: The item's current hit points.
  • Effect: Reduces the Armor's Bullet Protection effectiveness as durability decreases.
  • Value: Higher is better.
• Move Speed (%):
  • Effect: Increases or decreases the character's base movement speed percentage.
  • Value: Higher is better.
• Bullet Protection:
  • Represents: Protection points against incoming bullet damage.
  • Effect: Directly reduces the chance of bullet penetration against the wearer.
  • Value: Higher is better.

🔫 Weaponry

These properties define the performance and handling of firearms.

Weapons

• Durability:
  • Represents: The item's current hit points.
  • Effect: Low durability worsens performance, leading to increased recoil and decreased accuracy.
  • Value: Higher is better.
• Accuracy (MOA):
  • Represents: The maximum spread of the weapon (Minute of Angle).
  • Explanation: Lower MOA means bullets group closer together, resulting in higher precision.
  • Value: Lower is better.
• Recoil:
  • Effect: Affects how much the weapon's spread increases after firing. Limited by the weapon's base accuracy.
  • Value: Lower is better.

💥 Ammunition

These properties determine the effect of a bullet upon impact.

Ammunition

• Penetration:
  • Represents: Penetration points of the bullet.
  • Effect: Increases the chance of the bullet penetrating target armor.
  • Value: Higher is better.
• Damage:
  • Represents: The amount of health points a character loses upon a successful, non-fatal hit (No Headshot damage multiplier).
  • Value: Higher is better.
• Armor Damage (%):
  • Effect: Represents the percentage of an armor's durability reduced by the bullet upon impact.
  • Value: Higher is better.

🛠️ Modifiers

These properties apply to weapon attachments and their performance impact.

Attachments

• Durability:

  • Represents: The item's current hit points.
  • Effect: Reduces the effectiveness of attached modifiers (Reload Speed, Recoil Reduction, etc.) as durability decreases.
  • Value: Higher is better.

• Reload Speed (%):

  • Effect: Modifies the base reload speed percentage of the equipped weapon.
  • Value: Higher is better.

• Recoil Reduction (%):

  • Effect: Reduces the gun's base recoil in percentage.
  • Value: Higher is better.

• Noise Reduction (%):

  • Effect: Reduces weapon noise, affecting the audible distance of the shot for enemy detection.
  • Value: Higher is better.

• Accuracy:

  • Effect: Modifies the gun's base accuracy (MOA).
  • Value: Lower is better (as lower MOA means better accuracy).