Stamina - Revision history

Mistachicken2 at 09:14, 19 June 2022

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Renieken at 22:24, 24 January 2021

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LukeChange at 07:58, 17 October 2018

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LukeChange at 07:58, 17 October 2018

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Mbiggiani at 23:08, 12 October 2018

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Mbiggiani at 16:27, 7 October 2018

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Mbiggiani at 12:11, 5 October 2018

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Bermudabeast at 17:43, 9 August 2017

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Bermudabeast at 15:59, 5 August 2017

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Bermudabeast: Created page with "UI Image containing the medium sized Stamina globe Stamina is represented in our current, soon to be legacy UI..."

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Created page with "right|thumb|400px|border|UI Image containing the medium sized Stamina globe Stamina is represented in our current, soon to be legacy UI..."

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[[File:UILeft.jpg|right|thumb|400px|border|UI Image containing the medium sized Stamina globe]]

Stamina is represented in our current, soon to be legacy [[User Interface|UI]] as a medium-sized, yellow globe. Baseline, creatures have 100 stamina. Several, however, have more or less stamina based off the type of role they will likely be playing in the ecosystem. For example, creatures adept at running from predators such as the [[Gallimimus]] and [[Parasaurolophus]] have more than 100 stamina. Creatures such as the [[Acrocanthosaurus]] and the [[Tyrannosaurus]], however, have less than 100 stamina.

== Uses of Stamina ==

Stamina is used for a few different purposes in Beasts of Bermuda. The absence of sufficient stamina will prevent the player from performing actions that require it.

*First and most intuitively, [[Movement System|sprinting]] takes stamina. Sprinting while [[Weight Gain|overweight]] consumes more stamina.

*[[Jumping]] also consumes stamina. Several creatures are given the ability to jump. The absence of sufficient stamina will prevent a player from jumping. In general, the [[Size|heavier]] the creature, the more stamina it will consume while jumping. [[Velociraptor|Velociraptors]] can jump for insignificant cost, whereas other creatures such as the [[Acrocanthosaurus]] consume significant stamina while jumping.

*Dromaeosaurids are able to [[Pouncing|pounce]] onto their target. Doing so takes a tremendous amount of stamina, such that a raptor who has failed to land a couple pounces may be close to exhausted, and can be run down by its otherwise slower prey.

== Obtaining and Losing Stamina ==

Stamina recharge is governed by several different factors.

*Being overweight reduces the rate at which a player regenerates stamina.
*Being thirsty or dehydrated will reduce the rate at which a player regenerates stamina by up to 15%, whereas being fully hydrated will allow the player to regenerate their stamina 15% faster.
*Being hungry or starving will reduce the rate at which a player regenerates stamina by up to 15%, whereas being fully well fed (but not overfed) will allow the player to regenerate their stamina 15% faster.
*Having raptors or other creatures capable of [[Pouncing|pouncing]] latched onto ones side will short-term reduce the rate at which they can regenerate stamina, until the latched creatures detach.
*Sitting down increases the rate at which one regenerates stamina by 20%.
*Laying down increases the rate at which one regenerates stamina by 44%.

Stamina consumption is governed by a few factors.

*Having raptors or other creatures capable of pouncing latched into ones side will short-term increase the rate at which a player consumes stamina.
*Being overweight increases the rate at which a player consumes stamina.

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−	Stamina is represented in our [[User Interface\|UI]] as a yellow shape that changes based on what kind of animal you're playing as, often representing what the particular animal uses for locomotion, be it legs, flippers, or wings. A couple examples are shown here. Baseline, creatures have 100 stamina. Several, however, have more or less stamina based off the type of role they will likely be playing in the ecosystem. For example, creatures adept at running from predators such as the ~~Gallimimus~~ and [[Parasaurolophus]] have more than 100 stamina. Creatures such as the [[Acrocanthosaurus]] and the [[Tyrannosaurus rex\| Tyrannosaurus]], however, have less than 100 stamina. Stamina doesn't scale beyond 1.2 growth.	+	Stamina is represented in our [[User Interface\|UI]] as a yellow shape that changes based on what kind of animal you're playing as, often representing what the particular animal uses for locomotion, be it legs, flippers, or wings. A couple examples are shown here. Baseline, creatures have 100 stamina. Several, however, have more or less stamina based off the type of role they will likely be playing in the ecosystem. For example, creatures adept at running from predators such as the megaraptor and [[Parasaurolophus]] have more than 100 stamina. Creatures such as the [[Acrocanthosaurus]] and the [[Tyrannosaurus rex\| Tyrannosaurus]], however, have less than 100 stamina. Stamina doesn't scale beyond 1.2 growth.

	[[File:Stamina.png\|right\|thumb\|400px\|border\|Stamina UI]]		[[File:Stamina.png\|right\|thumb\|400px\|border\|Stamina UI]]

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−	Stamina is represented in our [[User Interface\|UI]] as a yellow shape that changes based on what kind of animal you're playing as, often representing what the particular animal uses for locomotion, be it legs, flippers, or wings. A couple examples are shown here. Baseline, creatures have 100 stamina. Several, however, have more or less stamina based off the type of role they will likely be playing in the ecosystem. For example, creatures adept at running from predators such as the Gallimimus and [[Parasaurolophus]] have more than 100 stamina. Creatures such as the [[Acrocanthosaurus]] and the [[Tyrannosaurus rex\| Tyrannosaurus]], however, have less than 100 stamina.	+	Stamina is represented in our [[User Interface\|UI]] as a yellow shape that changes based on what kind of animal you're playing as, often representing what the particular animal uses for locomotion, be it legs, flippers, or wings. A couple examples are shown here. Baseline, creatures have 100 stamina. Several, however, have more or less stamina based off the type of role they will likely be playing in the ecosystem. For example, creatures adept at running from predators such as the Gallimimus and [[Parasaurolophus]] have more than 100 stamina. Creatures such as the [[Acrocanthosaurus]] and the [[Tyrannosaurus rex\| Tyrannosaurus]], however, have less than 100 stamina. Stamina doesn't scale beyond 1.2 growth.

	[[File:Stamina.png\|right\|thumb\|400px\|border\|Stamina UI]]		[[File:Stamina.png\|right\|thumb\|400px\|border\|Stamina UI]]

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−	Stamina is represented in our [[User Interface\|UI]] as a yellow shape that changes based on what kind of animal you're playing as, often representing what the particular animal uses for locomotion, be it legs, flippers, or wings. A couple examples are shown here. Baseline, creatures have 100 stamina. Several, however, have more or less stamina based off the type of role they will likely be playing in the ecosystem. For example, creatures adept at running from predators such as the Gallimimus and [[Parasaurolophus]] have more than 100 stamina. Creatures such as the [[Acrocanthosaurus]] and the [[Tyrannosaurus]], however, have less than 100 stamina.	+	Stamina is represented in our [[User Interface\|UI]] as a yellow shape that changes based on what kind of animal you're playing as, often representing what the particular animal uses for locomotion, be it legs, flippers, or wings. A couple examples are shown here. Baseline, creatures have 100 stamina. Several, however, have more or less stamina based off the type of role they will likely be playing in the ecosystem. For example, creatures adept at running from predators such as the Gallimimus and [[Parasaurolophus]] have more than 100 stamina. Creatures such as the [[Acrocanthosaurus]] and the [[Tyrannosaurus rex\| Tyrannosaurus]], however, have less than 100 stamina.

	[[File:Stamina.png\|right\|thumb\|400px\|border\|Stamina UI]]		[[File:Stamina.png\|right\|thumb\|400px\|border\|Stamina UI]]

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 Stamina is represented in our [[User Interface|UI]] as a yellow shape that changes based on what kind of animal you're playing as, often representing what the particular animal uses for locomotion, be it legs, flippers, or wings.  A couple examples are shown here.  Baseline, creatures have 100 stamina.  Several, however, have more or less stamina based off the type of role they will likely be playing in the ecosystem.  For example, creatures adept at running from predators such as the Gallimimus and [[Parasaurolophus]] have more than 100 stamina.  Creatures such as the [[Acrocanthosaurus]] and the [[Tyrannosaurus]], however, have less than 100 stamina.
-[[File:MosaStamina.JPG|x100px|border|]] [[File:TheropodFoot.JPG|x100px|border|]]
+[[File:Stamina.png|right|thumb|400px|border|Stamina UI]]
 == Uses of Stamina ==

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−	Stamina is represented in our [[User Interface\|UI]] as a yellow shape that changes based on what kind of animal you're playing as, often representing what the particular animal uses for locomotion, be it legs, flippers, or wings. A couple examples are shown here. Baseline, creatures have 100 stamina. Several, however, have more or less stamina based off the type of role they will likely be playing in the ecosystem. For example, creatures adept at running from predators such as the [[Gallimimus]] and [[Parasaurolophus]] have more than 100 stamina. Creatures such as the [[Acrocanthosaurus]] and the [[Tyrannosaurus]], however, have less than 100 stamina.	+	Stamina is represented in our [[User Interface\|UI]] as a yellow shape that changes based on what kind of animal you're playing as, often representing what the particular animal uses for locomotion, be it legs, flippers, or wings. A couple examples are shown here. Baseline, creatures have 100 stamina. Several, however, have more or less stamina based off the type of role they will likely be playing in the ecosystem. For example, creatures adept at running from predators such as the Gallimimus and [[Parasaurolophus]] have more than 100 stamina. Creatures such as the [[Acrocanthosaurus]] and the [[Tyrannosaurus]], however, have less than 100 stamina.

	[[File:MosaStamina.JPG\|x100px\|border\|]] [[File:TheropodFoot.JPG\|x100px\|border\|]]		[[File:MosaStamina.JPG\|x100px\|border\|]] [[File:TheropodFoot.JPG\|x100px\|border\|]]

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 Stamina is used for a few different purposes in Beasts of Bermuda.  The absence of sufficient stamina will prevent the player from performing actions that require it.
-*First and most intuitively, [[Movement System|sprinting]] takes [[Stamina|stamina]].  Sprinting while [[Weight Gain|overweight]] consumes more stamina.
+*First and most intuitively, [[Movement System|sprinting]] takes stamina.  Sprinting while [[Weight Gain|overweight]] consumes more stamina.
 *[[Jumping]] also consumes stamina.  Several creatures are given the ability to jump.  The absence of sufficient stamina will prevent a player from jumping.  In general, the [[Size|heavier]] the creature, the more stamina it will consume while jumping.  [[Velociraptor|Velociraptors]] can jump for insignificant cost, whereas other creatures such as the [[Acrocanthosaurus]] consume significant stamina while jumping.

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 *Sitting down increases the rate at which one regenerates stamina by 20%.
 *Laying down increases the rate at which one regenerates stamina by 44%.
 Stamina consumption is governed by a few factors.
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 *Having raptors or other creatures capable of pouncing latched into ones side will short-term increase the rate at which a player consumes stamina.
 *Being overweight increases the rate at which a player consumes stamina.