What is healing 'a health state'?
Perks: Second Wind - "When you have healed other Survivors for the equivalent of one Health State, Second Wind activates."
Does this mean healing another survivor from 0 to 100%? Could the injured survivor heal theirselves 99% and have the Second Wind user just finish off the last 1%?
DeathBound: "When a Survivor heals another Survivor for one Health State at least 32 metres away from the Killer, the Survivor performing the Healing action will scream,...."
Does this mean if 2 people are healing an injured survivor, both of them would screen when apart? Does this just count for the people literally there healing when it finished? Could a survivor heal another to 99%, then they selfcare/use a medkit for the last 1% to avoid this? Does the killer need to be 32 meters away for the entire heal, or just the very last bit? I can imagine injured survivors getting to 99% and stopping the heal until the killer is close to counter this. Like 99% a gate.
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Yes to everything
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You have to heal someone for 16 charges a.k.a a full health state. If you heal someone for only 12 charges, you will still need to heal another person for at least 4 more charges so the perk activates
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You have to heal 16 charges for Second Wind. Deathbound and Aftercare just require you to do the final charge.
The difference in wording is the word "equivalent".
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I gotcha, thank you both. Thank you, couple follow up questions.
If you have increased speed of healing, that doesn't change the charges, correct?
If 2 survivors are injured and one has Solidarity has the other has Second Wind, the second Wind user would still need to heal someone else for half a state, since the Solidarity user is considered to have done half of their own healing, right?
Would Deathbound then be counted by a Survivor just finishing their heal when the Killer is close by? Could they heal theirselves the last %1?
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