HOW DO I STOP INFECTION? HELP ASAP

[JackPearce95 35]

anyone know if you can or not?? need to know asap my character is losing by the second

[Paah (DayZ) 0]

You need antibiotics. Rare spawn at hospitals.

[lille_bingo-mannen 10]

Get antibiotics.

[JackPearce95 35]

thanks

[daedrick 90]

there is 4 hospital plus 1 more at cherno, go there, best chance to find some.

edit: Use the axe to break the glasse.

[deren93@hotmail.com 95]

Don't bother searching for antibiotics, I've only ever found them once.

Just store your gear somewhere safe and hit respawn

[foamy_d_squirrel 10]

infection wont kill you. After last patch i am not sure, but it should be a blood loss of 2000 - 6000 hp.

[cc1771@hotmail.com 0]

if you come near anyone else you can spread that infection to others, find antibiotics and you should get better but until that time stay away from others.

[BaitedHook 24]

spread that shit and start an epidemic

[dallas 5195]

Let it run it's course, get your body temp up, eat cooked meat to regain blood.

[BaitedHook 24]

go to cherno and start an epidemic, run along the coast and tag along with unsuspected unarmed survivors they will then spread to others

[SystemiK 366]

spread that shit and start an epidemic

Speaking of epidemic' date=' I thought this was really interesting....

From the PC Gamer interview:

Hall: Yeah, yeah. Those little subtleties and they all add together and piece it together. Getting the environmental ones right is going to be really tough. Because when I first released the patch [that added temperature as a feature, and infection], there was a bit of a bug that didn’t come out where basically people got cold very fast. And then I watched it. I should print out the map of how it spread. It started on Chicago One because Chicago One was one of the first that we released. And Chicago One was raining and it was night. That meant that about 60 people, because it was the two Chicago servers, suddenly come down infected. Now, what do they do? They instantly disconnected from Chicago to move to a daytime or non-raining server. They carried the infection with them! The infection just spread like wildfire, and before we knew it we had 1,000 people infected.

So at that point it’s almost become an epidemiological experiment.

Hall: Yeah, but it was terrifying for me, because at the time, there was no way to really heal those people. Antibiotics were a 0.11-percent spawn chance in a hospital only. I was like, what are we going to do? And in the end we just did nothing, because it was going to be too complex to reset the way the infection was recorded in the database. And so these people were walking around coughing and it was creating this whole dynamic. That was the intention, that you would be grouped with people, your friends, your buddies, and what if one of your buddies gets sick?

Yeah. Do you let him go? Do you come back…?

Hall: Do you let him go, do you ostracize him, do you kill him?

[Hinaru 96]

spread that shit and start an epidemic

Speaking of epidemic' date=' I thought this was really interesting....

From the PC Gamer interview:

Hall: Yeah, yeah. Those little subtleties and they all add together and piece it together. Getting the environmental ones right is going to be really tough. Because when I first released the patch [that added temperature as a feature, and infection], there was a bit of a bug that didn’t come out where basically people got cold very fast. And then I watched it. I should print out the map of how it spread. It started on Chicago One because Chicago One was one of the first that we released. And Chicago One was raining and it was night. That meant that about 60 people, because it was the two Chicago servers, suddenly come down infected. Now, what do they do? They instantly disconnected from Chicago to move to a daytime or non-raining server. They carried the infection with them! The infection just spread like wildfire, and before we knew it we had 1,000 people infected.

So at that point it’s almost become an epidemiological experiment.

Hall: Yeah, but it was terrifying for me, because at the time, there was no way to really heal those people. Antibiotics were a 0.11-percent spawn chance in a hospital only. I was like, what are we going to do? And in the end we just did nothing, because it was going to be too complex to reset the way the infection was recorded in the database. And so these people were walking around coughing and it was creating this whole dynamic. That was the intention, that you would be grouped with people, your friends, your buddies, and what if one of your buddies gets sick?

Yeah. Do you let him go? Do you come back…?

Hall: Do you let him go, do you ostracize him, do you kill him?

Nice one (:

[Orphen (DayZ) 14]

Antibiotics. Gogogogogo.

Just as an aside: I'm not a fan of PC Gamer. I once played with a group of employees from there and they were all aimbotting on a different game. It saddened me greatly.

Anyway, it is interesting to see how a simple bug can steamroll your entire game.