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=== Fire Damage === |
=== Fire Damage === |
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− | Fire damage can be dealt using [[Fire Arrow]]s from the [[Hunter Bow]], [[Fire Bomb]]s from the [[Sling]], fire wires from the [[Tripcaster]], and all ammo types used by the [[Forgefire]]{{FW}}. Applying |
+ | Fire damage can be dealt using [[Fire Arrow]]s from the [[Hunter Bow]], [[Fire Bomb]]s from the [[Sling]], fire wires from the [[Tripcaster]], and all ammo types used by the [[Forgefire]]{{FW}}. Applying Fire damage to an enemy's status threshold will produce the Burning effect, dealing damage over time. |
{{FR}} '''BURNING STATUS EFFECT''' |
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+ | Freeze damage can be dealt using [[Freeze Arrow]]s from the [[War Bow]], [[Freeze Bomb]]s from the Sling, [[Freeze Bolt]]s from the [[Rattler]], and all ammo types used by the [[Icerail]]{{FW}}. Applying Freeze damage to an enemy's status threshold will produce the Frozen effect, slowing their movement speed and making them more susceptible to direct damage. |
{{FZ}} '''FROZEN STATUS EFFECT''' |
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=== Shock Damage === |
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+ | Shock damage can be dealt using [[Shock Arrow]]s from the War Bow, [[Shock Bomb]]s from the Sling, [[Shock Wire]]s from the Tripcaster, [[Shock Bolt]]s from the Rattler, and all ammo types used by the [[Stormslinger]]{{FW}}. In addition to weapon ammunition, [[Shock Trap]]s also apply shock damage. Applying Shock damage to an enemy's status threshold will produce the Stunned effect, temporarily immobilizing the target. |
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+ | Corruption damage can be dealt using [[Corruption Arrow]]]]s from the [[War Bow]]. Applying Corruption damage to an enemy's status threshold will produce the Corrupted effect, turning enemies hostile to all other targets. |
{{CR}} '''CORRUPTED STATUS EFFECT''' |
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Damage is a game mechanic in Horizon Zero Dawn that measures the impact of attacks or harmful behaviors, such as falling. Taking damage will reduce Aloy's health and delivering damage to humans or machines will reduce theirs. Death occurs when a health bar is fully depleted.
Damage Types
There are different types of damage, depending on the method of attack.
Type | Effect on Machines | Effect on Humans | |
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Damage | Reduces health with no secondary effects. | ||
Tear | Dislodges components, possibly dealing preset amounts of damage depending on the component that is severed. | Heavy knockdown; sends regular enemies flying. | |
Fire | Deals damage over time based on target's max health. Forces Corruptors and Deathbringers to expose their Cooling Rods. | Deals damage over time. | |
Freeze | Slows the target's movement and increases susceptibility to Direct Damage by up to 200%. Negates additional defense provided by armor. | Slows the target's movement and increases susceptibility to Direct Damage by 50%. | |
Shock | Causes temporary paralysis, immobilizing the target and enabling Critical Hits. | ||
Corruption | Causes targets to become hostile to all units, including allies. Corrupted machines are immune. | Causes targets to become hostile to all units, including allies. If inflicted on Aloy, causes massive damage over time until it wears off. |
Elemental Damage
In addition to traditional impact damage, several weapons and ammunition types can impose element-based status effects on enemies by reaching set severity thresholds. "Severity" refers generally to the build-up to these status effects and applies to Freeze, Fire, Shock, and Corruption attacks.[1] Each of the four attack types produce a different status effect with varying impact on enemies. In addition to elemental attacks, severity thresholds indicate the amount of damage required to trip a sprinting enemy or knock one down with explosives.
When an enemy is hit by an elemental attack, an icon appears above them indicating the current severity build-up. The icon fill with color as subsequent elemental attacks are landed and is replaced with the status effect icon once the build-up reaches 100%. A white ring will then appear and deplete as the status wears off.
Severity Thresholds
* 70 for Watchers
Every weapon with stats that include one of the four elemental damage types contributes to the build-up of a status effect. For example, if a weapon has a Freeze attack with a value of 25, it would need to hit an enemy with a 100 Freeze severity threshold four times in order to apply the Frozen status effect. Likewise, a weapon with a Freeze attack value of 50 would reach the threshold twice as fast.
Fire Damage
Fire damage can be dealt using Fire Arrows from the Hunter Bow, Fire Bombs from the Sling, fire wires from the Tripcaster, and all ammo types used by the ForgefireFW. Applying Fire damage to an enemy's status threshold will produce the Burning effect, dealing damage over time.
BURNING STATUS EFFECT
ENEMY TYPE | DURATION | RESULTING EFFECT |
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SMALL MACHINE | 10 Sec. | 5 dmg/sec = 50 dmg |
MEDIUM MACHINE | 15 Sec. | 12 dmg/sec = 180 dmg |
LARGE MACHINE | 20 Sec. | 18 dmg/sec = 360 dmg |
ALL HUMANS | 3 Sec. | 15 dmg/sec = 45 dmg |
Freeze Damage
Freeze damage can be dealt using Freeze Arrows from the War Bow, Freeze Bombs from the Sling, Freeze Bolts from the Rattler, and all ammo types used by the IcerailFW. Applying Freeze damage to an enemy's status threshold will produce the Frozen effect, slowing their movement speed and making them more susceptible to direct damage.
ENEMY TYPE | DURATION | RESULTING EFFECT |
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ALL MACHINES | 30 Sec. | Up to 200% additional damage |
ALL HUMANS | 15 Sec. | 3 dmg/3 sec = 15 dmg + 50% dmg |
Shock Damage
Shock damage can be dealt using Shock Arrows from the War Bow, Shock Bombs from the Sling, Shock Wires from the Tripcaster, Shock Bolts from the Rattler, and all ammo types used by the StormslingerFW. In addition to weapon ammunition, Shock Traps also apply shock damage. Applying Shock damage to an enemy's status threshold will produce the Stunned effect, temporarily immobilizing the target.
ENEMY TYPE | DURATION | RESULTING EFFECT |
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SMALL MACHINE | 10 Sec. | Stunned / Immobilized |
MEDIUM MACHINE | 15 Sec. | Stunned / Immobilized |
LARGE MACHINE | 20 Sec. | Stunned / Immobilized |
ALL HUMANS | 3 Sec. | Stunned / Immobilized |
Corruption Damage
Corruption damage can be dealt using Corruption Arrow]]s from the War Bow. Applying Corruption damage to an enemy's status threshold will produce the Corrupted effect, turning enemies hostile to all other targets.
ENEMY TYPE | DURATION | RESULTING EFFECT |
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SMALL MACHINE | 10 Sec. | Target turns hostile to all others |
MEDIUM MACHINE | 15 Sec. | Target turns hostile to all others |
LARGE MACHINE | 20 Sec. | Target turns hostile to all others |
ALL HUMANS | 30 Sec. | Target turns hostile to all others |
References
- ↑ Horizon Zero Dawn Strategy Guide (Collector's Ed.), p.32. Future Press, 2017.