How Much Blood Do Zombies Have?

[Patri0t (DayZ) 0]

So I have noticed that the hatchet takes 4500 blood from the victim (Zombie or Survivor), it takes one hit to kill a zombie, and about 4 to kill a human. So the Zombie must have 4500 blood or less right? Wrong, the AKM does 4500 blood damage, it takes 2-3 shots to kill a zombie though. SO... how much blood does a zombie have?!

[rossums 2190]

http://www.dayzwiki.com/wiki/Zombies

Around 4400 blood.

[Derpy_Hooves (DayZ) 4521]

between 4400 and 6000, roughly half or just over half the standard player health of 12,000

[Patri0t (DayZ) 0]

http://www.dayzwiki.com/wiki/Zombies

Around 4400 blood.

But that would not explain the fact that it takes TWO shots for an AKM to kill a zombie, which does 4500 blood damage. Edited December 23, 2012 by Patri0t

[Derpy_Hooves (DayZ) 4521]

But that would not explain the fact that it takes TWO shots for an AKM to kill a zombie, which does 4500 blood damage.

Hence between 4400 and 6000,

Also bullet damage that you see is for critical upper body hits, hitting arms and legs takes significantly less off...

say your AK does 4500 per hit, thats 4500 for a direct to chest, its about 2500-3000 for a leg or arm shot, neck or above normally is a one hit kill...

Edited December 23, 2012 by Derpy_Hooves

[Patri0t (DayZ) 0]

Hence between 4400 and 6000,

Also bullet damage that you see is for critical upper body hits, hitting arms and legs takes significantly less off...

say your AK does 4500 per hit, thats 4500 for a direct to chest, its about 2500-3000 for a leg or arm shot, neck or above normally is a one hit kill...

Thank you... this blood thing gets me confused sometimes...

[Derpy_Hooves (DayZ) 4521]

You are welcome buddy, i was confused at the beginning, little bit of written research and plenty of in game research i kinda figured it out :D

[Toastedzen 80]

Also, you have to imagine that with a zombie, damage from a bullet will be significantly less if you are talking realism. Because zombies don't really care if you hit them in the arm, leg, shoulder, etc. I mean it doesn't add up, but in my mind, it seem realistic.