AfterWorld Survival Forum

What is it? It's definitly really cool. So... there's a location where i started to take on damage.. and the further i went, the darker it got, which i thought was really cool. And the further i went into it, the more damage I took on. So i was like alright, lets see if i can make it through... started with A1-FL, then A2, then A4, and when i was taking 25 dmg per hits I was thinking ok i should switch to A5 now just in case it jumps up higher, and about a second later,

You took 938 dmg (Dark Matter) into whole body. It started at 0.5, and climbed up to 25 dmg, and then bam, 900 all the sudden.. As far as i know nobody has 900 health points so... no one should be able to survive that.. am i missing something?

I would like to know more about this Dark Matter.

The Allfather

dark matter is what is outside of the safe zone for citizens.  If seems that the land must be cleared of Munkurks and other disease before recovered humans and clones of those humans are allowed to progress into those zones.  The AWS is i think in charge of such and effort and will slowly doing the service to clean it.    As they do they clean up the dark matter and we slowly can expand into new regions.

A you see dark matter gets worse tyhe firther away you get from the safe zone.  Good rule.  Dont go there.  There must be a certain point where travelbots will not go and you might get stuck in death.

--Again this comes from my recent research due to a current project in which I am involved.  And yes it scares me too

The force fields have Dark Matter damage too ... as long as you can take 50 points damage, you can watch your clone being thrown backwards like a rag doll.


FYI: Travelbots are not effected by Dark Matter (nor any other damage). However, I would not recommend you try to take your Travelbot into the mist (which is past the dark matter damage) as the world literally ends shortly after. My Travelbot revived to safely ... this may not always happen.

I tried the forcefield and that was really fun, i flew back about 10-20 meters i think.

50 dmg (Electric + Dark Matter) into whole body
66.2 dmg (Impact) into feet, upon landing.

so, a newcomer probably wouldn't survive the collision unless they had a lucky low impact dmg.

The Allfather

Forgot that the slap was an uppercut and had a bit of a drop
A newcomer will probably need to ensure there is a steep hill behind them as a cushion (weird having to say "let this hill cushion your fall")

just make sure you don'h have a tree on your back or you will look like a pinball ball hehehe