How to Heal all Status Effects in Gray Zone Warfare
| Tags: Features
| Author David Hollingsworth
Gray Zone Warfare has a lot of status effects that need to be dealt with, but there's not an obvious way to tell from the game's UI.
So, you're pinned down in the middle of the town, bleeding out, dizzy, and your stomach is hanging out. What do you do? Well, check below for a handy chart that gives you a TLDR, with more detail later in the post. We'll update this article as we get more information as a number of Drug and Stimulant items are locked behind reputation grinds.
Contents
Gray Zone Warfare Status Effects
| Condition |
Cure
|
| Inflammation, Hurt or In Pain |
Heal wounds then/and use Meloxicam or Ibalin
|
| Exhausted, Out of Breath, Fatigue |
Rest for a short period without moving/sprinting
|
| Bleeding |
Use a Bandage, Gauze or Tourniquet to stop the bleeding
|
| Fainting |
Heal wounds and make sure blood is full. Fill hydration and energy meters
|
| Sore Arms |
Take a rest. Stop shooting or using melee weapons until they heal
|
| Dizzy |
Fill hydration with Water (ideally) or Blood Bag to max your blood
|
| Nauseous, Coughing, Wounded Body Part or Coma |
Use Surgery Kit
|
| Broken Bone | Use Splint or ori 12 |
Gray Zone Warfare – What Each Healing Item Does
- Bandages: Stops light bleeding
- Tourniquets: Stop light to heavy bleeding
- Splints: Fix for damaged bones
- Surgery kits: Can heal or completely fix damaged internal organs
- Blood bags: Increase your overall blood level
- Pills: Can treat radiation, pain, and other effects. Check the table below for specific details
- Stimulators: Offer you “buffs” when used with a cost. Details below
Gray Zone Warfare – What Each Pill Does
- Activated Charcoal – Removes Intoxication
- Potassium Iodide – Removes Radiation
- Meloxicam – Removes pain and inflammation
Gray Zone Warfare – What Each Stimulant Does
- Ori 12 – Regenerates 50% of all Bones but costs an increase in intoxication and pain
David has written for games media outlets for the last ten years. With his first major esports role being with Esports News UK covering mostly UK League of Legends. David is also a member of the British Esports Association and is an advisor to them on World of Warcraft Esports. More recently David has worked for Esports Insider and Red Bull as an esports journalist.
David later became Editor at ESTNN and now leads the current team.