| rdfs:comment | - Fatigue est un sort d'invocateur qui réduit la vitesse de déplacement, l'armure et la résistance magique ainsi la vitesse d'attaque et les dégâts du champion ennemi ciblé.
- Fatigue est un sort d'invocateur qui réduit la vitesse de déplacement, l'armure et la résistance magique ainsi la vitesse d'attaque et les dégâts du champion ennemi ciblé.
- Fatigue is a percentage based measure of how many turns you can spend each day in Twelve Sands. Currently you accrue fatigue by engaging in combat, and by cooking, and mining. Each day you are reset to 0% fatigue. Combat and other activities increase your fatigue. Eating food reduces it. When you hit 100% fatigue, you can no longer adventure until Rollover. Rollover clears your fatigue back to 0%, and awards 10% worth of rested adventuring, up to a maximum of 50%. Fatigue used while rested reduces the amount spent by half.
- Fatigue is a stat in RuneScape Classic which affects your abilities to gain experience. When your fatigue reaches 100%, you no longer gain experience from training in Classic. To restore your fatigue, one must rest. Players can rest on a bed, Crude Bed, Hammock or in a sleeping bag. When resting, the player must type in a word to resume playing. Jagex added Fatigue as a mechanic to stop macroers, which ultimately failed due to the use of "Auto-Sleepers" and the fact that it was considered annoying by majority of players. This caused Jagex to replace it with "Random Events" in RuneScape 2.
- Fatigue was corrupting Dilligence using cursed rainfall from the cloud, which made men grow apathetic not only towards right and wrong but also against life itself - this inbalance could not be tolerated by The Master (originally God in the Japanese title, changed in the English translation into an archangel). Thus the Master came down and fought Fatigue as part of his quest to rid the world of thirteen powerful evils that were unleashed by his eternal nemesis, Tanzra (who was originally Satan but was again changed for an English audience).
- Fatigue is a derived statistic in Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout 4.
- Fatigue is a physical penalty that will temporarily lower both your character's mobility and also his/her mastery of any physical skills. For example, if the player's fatigue penalty is -6% and his/her spear skill level is 46%, the effective skill level is 40%. Your character will become fatigued when running, fighting and doing other strenuous tasks. A low Endurance will make your character tire faster. Rest [-] or sleep [# + s] to recover from fatigue.
- Saps the strength from diseased enemies causing them to move more slowly and fight less effectively.
- Fatigue is a stat debuff in Xenoblade Chronicles X. Fatigue reduces damage dealt by melee Auto Attacks and Battle Arts.
- Fatigue is a non-specific symptom, which means that it has many possible causes. Fatigue is considered a symptom, as opposed to a medical sign, because it is reported by the patient instead of being observed by others. Fatigue and "feelings of fatigue" are often confused. Wonder Dog was once very fatigued as well as short of breath when he arrived at the Hall of Justice, after running a long distance to deliver the Super Friends a letter from Wendy and Marvin.
- Everybody gets tired once in a while, so it's easy to overlook -- but experiencing fatigue regularly affects your mood, and it can hurt your work and your social life. Fatigue may be caused for a variety of reasons including lack of sleep, depression, infections, cancers, problems associated with low metabolism, anemia, and diabetes. Some of the most common symptoms of fatigue are breathlessness, changes in weight, sweating at night, and excessive thirst. To avoid fatigue, it's essential to lead a balanced life with adequate sleep, exercise, and good diet. If fatigue continues for more than two to three weeks, it's always advisable to seek immediate medical assistance to ascertain the exact reasons and get proper treatment.
- Fatigue is one of the four essential needs.
- This spell sounds similar to Order's Slow, but it is inferior for one reason; Slow will affect any creature not immune to magic altogether, while fatigue is a mind spell, and only works on creatures that can become fatigued. Elementals, constructs, and the ignore one more weapon in the Necromancers' arsenal. Water elementals can cast this spell in combat.
- Spending too long without rest results in tiredness, fatigue, which negatively affects the creature's luck.
- < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Fatigue]] fatiguer < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Fatigue]] fatigare (“‘to weary, tire, vex, harass’”)
- La Fatigue est une statistique dérivée dans Fallout 3 et Fallout: New Vegas.
- When swimming in an ocean sufficiently far from land, a fatigue bar will appear displaying a player's weariness. It behaves similar to the breath bar; the bar will deplete over time, and will deal damage to the player when it reaches zero. Players may swim back toward land to refill the fatigue bar and avoid death. Fatigue also affects players while in ghost form: when the fatigue bar is depleted, the ghost will re-die and return to the graveyard. Players in Northrend can also experience fatigue while on flying mounts. Pets seem to be affected by fatigue as well, however, no fatigue bar will show their weariness. This could be seen by opening your combat log.
- Fatigue is een oude skill die op Runescape classic bestond en nog steeds bestaat. Ik zeg alleen bestaat, omdat er nog maar weinig accounts zijn die nog op Runescape Classic kunnen inloggen. Omdat Fatigue uitkwam vlak voordat Runescape 2 er was, en de mensen Fatigue niet leuk vonden, is het eerst wel op Runescape 2 (de Bétaversie) gekomen, maar toch weg gehaald. De Fatigue-stat zag er vroeger/ziet er zo uit: thumb
- In 2266, Doctor McCoy asked Captain James T. Kirk to allow him to enter Lieutenant Dave Bailey's insubordination in his medical records as simple fatigue. When Kirk refused, McCoy asserted that the captain overworked him and that he would challenge his decision and claim that he warned him. (TOS: "The Corbomite Maneuver" ) In 2267, the Talosians interrupted their transmission of events from 13 years before because Christopher Pike was fatigued. (TOS: "The Menagerie, Part II" ) One of the symptoms of Lewis Zimmerman's terminal illness was fatigue. (VOY: "Life Line")
- The physical stamina of your character. If it drops to 0 or below, your character will fall unconcious and will simply lay flat on the ground until the fatigue meter reaches a positive value. Fatigue is important for Mages since Spells drain Fatigue when used. A solid Constitution helps replenishing Fatigue at a quicker rate. May be increased by spending Character Points on Constitution (+2 FT for each point of Constitution), Willpower (+1 FT for every point of Willpower) or the FT Pool (+4 FT for each point). Gaining a new Level will also increase your FT by 2.
- Fatigue is a condition that affects any character travelling water that is too deep, such as the oceans surrounding the continents. Close to land, the ocean floor is generally not very far below sea level, and it can usually be seen from the surface; at greater distances from the shore, the floor recedes deeper and deeper. When the depth of the water reaches a certain point, swimming in the region causes a Fatigue bar to appear, which displaying a player's weariness. It behaves similar to the Breath bar; the bar will deplete over time (the Fatigue bar depletes much faster than the Breath bar, it matches the rate at which the Breath bar originally depleted), and will deal damage to the player when it reaches zero. The Fatigue bar and Fatigue damage occurs regardless of the player's depth. (
- Fatigue is a sensation caused by a buildup of lactic acid in the muscles, characterized by aching and pain, plus loss of voluntary muscle control. It is typical when engaging in difficult exercise and is caused by the anaerobic (i.e. without oxygen) conversion of glucose to energy which occurs when the bloodstream cannot deliver oxygen to cells. Fatigue in a person at rest is usually the sign of a serious underlying illness and requires immediate medical treatment.
- Fatigue is a gameplay element found in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776. As units perform actions in the game, such as fighting, dancing, and using staves, a number accumulates on the second page of their status screen. This is their fatigue meter, and if their fatigue meter exceeds their maximum HP, they will be unable to take part in the next chapter. A unit's fatigue meter is reset to 0 after any chapter in which they are not deployed, regardless of what it was before. Alternatively, a rare Stamina Drink can be placed in a unit's inventory when on the Preparation Screen to reset their fatigue. Leif, as the main Lord, is immune to Fatigue as he is required in every chapter.
- Fatigue is a statistic that affects your stamina and mana usage. Many wearable items and some sustained abilities increase the fatigue experienced by a character; typically heavier armors have higher fatigue values than lighter ones. Any talents or spells that are cast by a character have their costs increased by the fatigue percentage. For example, if Morrigan is wearing only robes and has 0.0% fatigue, her Winter's Grasp spell will cost 20 mana to activate. However, if Morrigan equips some leather armor to the point where she has 10.0% fatigue, the same spell will cost 22 mana to activate.
- La fatigue est un état physiologique qui apparait quand on fait des nuits blanches ou quand on est fatigué ou quand on fait des nuits blanches. Elle fût inventée il y a bien longtemps, surement par Dieu, ou quelque-chose dans le genre, enfin, celui a inventé les gens. Cette méchante personne décida que nous, on est obligés de dormir, régulièrement, si on ne veut pas subir les effets de la fatigue de la fatigue.
- Fatigue influences the player's effectiveness in combat. Reduced, or lack of, fatigue results in reduced accuracy and damage while fighting. Running, jumping, swimming, fighting, and casting spells can reduce fatigue. Fatigue can be restored through resting, spells, potions, or simply standing still. Being struck by Hand-to-Hand attacks will also reduce fatigue. If fatigue is reduced to zero when the player is hit with a hand-to-hand attack, the player character is unable to attack and will fall to the ground.
- Fatigue, also known as "tiredness", was a game mechanic that had the effect of reducing xp gained from grinding after the player had spent a certain number of hours in the game in one day. It was used as a tool to encourage players to engage in RvR combat rather than grind, and also because the developers felt they had a social responsibility to dissuade players from spending too much time in the game.
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| abstract | - Fatigue est un sort d'invocateur qui réduit la vitesse de déplacement, l'armure et la résistance magique ainsi la vitesse d'attaque et les dégâts du champion ennemi ciblé.
- Fatigue est un sort d'invocateur qui réduit la vitesse de déplacement, l'armure et la résistance magique ainsi la vitesse d'attaque et les dégâts du champion ennemi ciblé.
- Fatigue is a percentage based measure of how many turns you can spend each day in Twelve Sands. Currently you accrue fatigue by engaging in combat, and by cooking, and mining. Each day you are reset to 0% fatigue. Combat and other activities increase your fatigue. Eating food reduces it. When you hit 100% fatigue, you can no longer adventure until Rollover. Rollover clears your fatigue back to 0%, and awards 10% worth of rested adventuring, up to a maximum of 50%. Fatigue used while rested reduces the amount spent by half.
- Fatigue is a stat in RuneScape Classic which affects your abilities to gain experience. When your fatigue reaches 100%, you no longer gain experience from training in Classic. To restore your fatigue, one must rest. Players can rest on a bed, Crude Bed, Hammock or in a sleeping bag. When resting, the player must type in a word to resume playing. Jagex added Fatigue as a mechanic to stop macroers, which ultimately failed due to the use of "Auto-Sleepers" and the fact that it was considered annoying by majority of players. This caused Jagex to replace it with "Random Events" in RuneScape 2.
- Fatigue was corrupting Dilligence using cursed rainfall from the cloud, which made men grow apathetic not only towards right and wrong but also against life itself - this inbalance could not be tolerated by The Master (originally God in the Japanese title, changed in the English translation into an archangel). Thus the Master came down and fought Fatigue as part of his quest to rid the world of thirteen powerful evils that were unleashed by his eternal nemesis, Tanzra (who was originally Satan but was again changed for an English audience).
- Fatigue is a derived statistic in Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout 4.
- Fatigue is a physical penalty that will temporarily lower both your character's mobility and also his/her mastery of any physical skills. For example, if the player's fatigue penalty is -6% and his/her spear skill level is 46%, the effective skill level is 40%. Your character will become fatigued when running, fighting and doing other strenuous tasks. A low Endurance will make your character tire faster. Rest [-] or sleep [# + s] to recover from fatigue.
- Saps the strength from diseased enemies causing them to move more slowly and fight less effectively.
- Fatigue is a stat debuff in Xenoblade Chronicles X. Fatigue reduces damage dealt by melee Auto Attacks and Battle Arts.
- Fatigue is a non-specific symptom, which means that it has many possible causes. Fatigue is considered a symptom, as opposed to a medical sign, because it is reported by the patient instead of being observed by others. Fatigue and "feelings of fatigue" are often confused. Wonder Dog was once very fatigued as well as short of breath when he arrived at the Hall of Justice, after running a long distance to deliver the Super Friends a letter from Wendy and Marvin.
- Everybody gets tired once in a while, so it's easy to overlook -- but experiencing fatigue regularly affects your mood, and it can hurt your work and your social life. Fatigue may be caused for a variety of reasons including lack of sleep, depression, infections, cancers, problems associated with low metabolism, anemia, and diabetes. Some of the most common symptoms of fatigue are breathlessness, changes in weight, sweating at night, and excessive thirst. To avoid fatigue, it's essential to lead a balanced life with adequate sleep, exercise, and good diet. If fatigue continues for more than two to three weeks, it's always advisable to seek immediate medical assistance to ascertain the exact reasons and get proper treatment.
- Fatigue is one of the four essential needs.
- When swimming in an ocean sufficiently far from land, a fatigue bar will appear displaying a player's weariness. It behaves similar to the breath bar; the bar will deplete over time, and will deal damage to the player when it reaches zero. Players may swim back toward land to refill the fatigue bar and avoid death. Fatigue also affects players while in ghost form: when the fatigue bar is depleted, the ghost will re-die and return to the graveyard. Players in Northrend can also experience fatigue while on flying mounts. Pets seem to be affected by fatigue as well, however, no fatigue bar will show their weariness. This could be seen by opening your combat log. This feature exists to prevent players from straying too far from land and venturing into unfinished areas or areas that may cause a glitch. Fatigue occurs in locations where the ocean floor is below a certain threshold on the Z (vertical) axis. It is not associated with time spent swimming. Because of fatigue mechanics, there are a few "normal" areas in the World of Warcraft where fatigue erroneously occurs, such as one small strip of the Vile Reef. Fatigue never occurs in inland lakes, or rivers, no matter how long you swim. Usually the mini-map shows a sharp contrast in water color at the boundary where fatigue begins. If swimming an unusual route (for example, from Zoram Strand to Shadowprey Village) you must tightly hug the shoreline in places to prevent fatigue. Although the fatigue timer cannot be slowed, players may extend the distance they swim through various means. Swim Speed Potion, a druid's aquatic form, and Water Walking can increase the speed at which players travel through (or over) water. Dying resets the fatigue bar, so players may use a Soulstone, Reincarnation or other resurrection means to continue traveling further out to sea. Damage done by fatigue can be healed. It is possible for a low level healer to swim through the fatigue whilst healing itself and regenerating sufficient mana to continue infinitely, and reach often unrendered places that are otherwise impossible to reach. Note that swimming between continents is impossible (even without fatigue) due to the fact that the Eastern Kingdoms, Kalimdor, Azuremyst Isles, and Northrend exist in different "instances;" without fatigue, a player swimming from Kalimdor due east would reach the end of the Kalimdor map and weird emptiness beyond, not the Eastern Kingdoms or into other areas where they aren't wanted. Fatigue-negating techniques are actually required to travel to the islands south of Land's End Beach in Tanaris, which are involved in the Ahn'Qiraj scepter questline.
- Fatigue influences the player's effectiveness in combat. Reduced, or lack of, fatigue results in reduced accuracy and damage while fighting. Running, jumping, swimming, fighting, and casting spells can reduce fatigue. Fatigue can be restored through resting, spells, potions, or simply standing still. Being struck by Hand-to-Hand attacks will also reduce fatigue. If fatigue is reduced to zero when the player is hit with a hand-to-hand attack, the player character is unable to attack and will fall to the ground. File:Fatigue Icon MW.png In The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, fatigue is decreased by running or fighting and only regenerates while doing nothing. There are Restore Fatigue enchanted items though, to counter this. Formula: Fatigue capacity = Strength + Endurance + Agility + Willpower attributes
- This spell sounds similar to Order's Slow, but it is inferior for one reason; Slow will affect any creature not immune to magic altogether, while fatigue is a mind spell, and only works on creatures that can become fatigued. Elementals, constructs, and the ignore one more weapon in the Necromancers' arsenal. Water elementals can cast this spell in combat.
- Spending too long without rest results in tiredness, fatigue, which negatively affects the creature's luck.
- < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Fatigue]] fatiguer < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Fatigue]] fatigare (“‘to weary, tire, vex, harass’”)
- Fatigue, also known as "tiredness", was a game mechanic that had the effect of reducing xp gained from grinding after the player had spent a certain number of hours in the game in one day. It was used as a tool to encourage players to engage in RvR combat rather than grind, and also because the developers felt they had a social responsibility to dissuade players from spending too much time in the game. Fatigue was added to the game in version 0.9.30 (May 2008) [1]. This patch also saw a reduction in the XP gained from killing creatures. The specifics of fatigue changed during its lifetime, though just prior to removal it worked in this way:
* After log-in, the fatigue timer for the day would start once the player had killed 5 creatures.
* The timer would then run for the whole time the player was logged in to his account. Though it would pause when the player was logged out, and not restart again until the player had killed 5 creatures after the next login. The timer was per-account, not per-character.
* After the timer reached 4 hours, any characters (level 20 or above) on the account would become "tired", and the XP gained from killing creatures would be just 60% of the normal amount.
* After the timer reached 6 hours, the characters would be "exhausted", and the XP gained would be just 20% of normal.
* Characters under level 20 were not affected by fatigue, though grinding on these characters did still contribute to the fatigue timer.
* The fatigue timers of all accounts were reset daily, officially at 8am GMT, but often observed to be later.
* The XP reduction did not affect the XP rewards from quests.
* Buying and activating an XP scroll when fatigued would remove the effect for the duration of the XP scroll. Although some players were initially optimistic about the fatigue system's benefits, it became hugely unpopular with players. Though there were a number of ways to combat it:
* Players would often "relog for war": after having a grinding session and going to war, they would relog so the timer wouldn't be counting during the time spent warring.
* The XP reduction affected the base and challenge (CHG) XP gained from mobs, but not the group (GRP) bonus. Since, when levelling in large parties, the group bonus is the main source of XP, players could still level in large groups when fatigued and not lose too much XP.
* Players that had a high level character and another under 20 could spend the first part of the day levelling the high level character, and then after it was fatigued, level the character under 20.
* Players that had characters on different accounts (not officially allowed), could spend time levelling one character until that accound was fatigued, and then level the character on the other account.
* Theoretically, it would be possible to avoid fatigue by relogging in to the game after every killing of 4 mobs, though this wouldn't be practical.
- In 2266, Doctor McCoy asked Captain James T. Kirk to allow him to enter Lieutenant Dave Bailey's insubordination in his medical records as simple fatigue. When Kirk refused, McCoy asserted that the captain overworked him and that he would challenge his decision and claim that he warned him. (TOS: "The Corbomite Maneuver" ) In 2267, the Talosians interrupted their transmission of events from 13 years before because Christopher Pike was fatigued. (TOS: "The Menagerie, Part II" ) According to McCoy's log, Kirk showed signs of stress and fatigue just prior to his visit to the Shore Leave Planet. (TOS: "Shore Leave" ) Later that year, Khan Noonien Singh twice claimed to be fatigued to avoid answering difficult questions. (TOS: "Space Seed" ) One of the symptoms of Lewis Zimmerman's terminal illness was fatigue. (VOY: "Life Line")
- Fatigue is a sensation caused by a buildup of lactic acid in the muscles, characterized by aching and pain, plus loss of voluntary muscle control. It is typical when engaging in difficult exercise and is caused by the anaerobic (i.e. without oxygen) conversion of glucose to energy which occurs when the bloodstream cannot deliver oxygen to cells. Fatigue is normal after exercise, such as climbing several sets of stairs, walking for several miles, or running. It will pass when the muscles are allowed to rest and no longer have demand for oxygen. At that point, the lactic acid is recombined with oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water. However, fatigue after a short period of exercise (for example, climbing one flight of stairs) is not normal and is usually the sign of an underlying illness. It is usually a problem with the lungs (such as emphysema or pulmonary fibrosis) or the heart (typically congestive heart failure or arythmia). Constant fatigue is not unheard of, where a person feels fatigue even after short exertions, such as walking across a room. Such conditions are poorly understood, but have well established diagnostic criteria. They usually have no clear course of treatment. The two best described are chronic fatigue syndrome (which can often be a complication of infections) and fibromyalgia (which follows traumatic injury). Fatigue in a person at rest is usually the sign of a serious underlying illness and requires immediate medical treatment.
- Fatigue is a statistic that affects your stamina and mana usage. Many wearable items and some sustained abilities increase the fatigue experienced by a character; typically heavier armors have higher fatigue values than lighter ones. Any talents or spells that are cast by a character have their costs increased by the fatigue percentage. For example, if Morrigan is wearing only robes and has 0.0% fatigue, her Winter's Grasp spell will cost 20 mana to activate. However, if Morrigan equips some leather armor to the point where she has 10.0% fatigue, the same spell will cost 22 mana to activate. The maximum fatigue bonus possible is -25%, and any further fatigue-reducing buffs or equipment will not decrease fatigue further.
- La Fatigue est une statistique dérivée dans Fallout 3 et Fallout: New Vegas.
- The physical stamina of your character. If it drops to 0 or below, your character will fall unconcious and will simply lay flat on the ground until the fatigue meter reaches a positive value. Fatigue is important for Mages since Spells drain Fatigue when used. A solid Constitution helps replenishing Fatigue at a quicker rate. May be increased by spending Character Points on Constitution (+2 FT for each point of Constitution), Willpower (+1 FT for every point of Willpower) or the FT Pool (+4 FT for each point). Gaining a new Level will also increase your FT by 2. Starting FT is determined by your starting Strength and Constitution.
- Fatigue is een oude skill die op Runescape classic bestond en nog steeds bestaat. Ik zeg alleen bestaat, omdat er nog maar weinig accounts zijn die nog op Runescape Classic kunnen inloggen. Omdat Fatigue uitkwam vlak voordat Runescape 2 er was, en de mensen Fatigue niet leuk vonden, is het eerst wel op Runescape 2 (de Bétaversie) gekomen, maar toch weg gehaald. De Fatigue-stat zag er vroeger/ziet er zo uit: thumb Het percentage gaat steeds als je wat traint omhoog. Als het percentage op 100% staat, moet je rusten. Je krijgt dan namelijk geen experience meer. Eerst kon je alleen slapen in bedden, maar op 27 mei 2003 kwam daar verandering in, er kwamen Sleeping bags![1]
- La fatigue est un état physiologique qui apparait quand on fait des nuits blanches ou quand on est fatigué ou quand on fait des nuits blanches. Elle fût inventée il y a bien longtemps, surement par Dieu, ou quelque-chose dans le genre, enfin, celui a inventé les gens. Cette méchante personne décida que nous, on est obligés de dormir, régulièrement, si on ne veut pas subir les effets de la fatigue de la fatigue. Parfois, on ressent comme des somnolences, comme une sorte, d'envie de dormir. C'est à cause de la fatigue. Alors on baille. Et quand on baille, ça fait un grand "aaaaaah", parce-qu'on ouvre grand la bouche, comme les hippopotames. Sauf que les hippopotames sont pas toujours fatigués, quand ils font ça. Mais il y a des hippopotames fatigués, aussi quelques-fois. Ben, quand on a envie de dormir, c'est la fatigue. Il peut arriver, que quand on est fatigué, on tienne des propos incohérents, ou répétitifs. C'est normal on écrit des fois n'importe-quoi n'importe-où c'est normal. Ou alors même, des fois, on se trompe dans l'orthographe, ou la conjugaison. Ou alors on normal, c'est la fatigue. Ou la syntaxe. Parfois, quand on est fatigué, on voit des choses. Des choses qui ne sont pas là, mais qu'on dirait que si. Genre, des petits points, ou des vermicelles, ou des tourbillons, ou des tourbillons. C'est à cause, de la fatigue. Mais des fois, on voit des choses, qui ont vraiment l'air d'être ici, avec nous, dans le noir. C'est On voit des choses, effrayantes, effrayantes. On délire, parce-que c'est la fatigue. Certaines personnes, voient des monstres, des fantômes. Des monstres, ou encore, des fantômes. Car en fait, quand on ne voit pas bien, dans le noir, et qu'on est fatigué, il est difficile d'imaginer d'imaginer et du coup, on imagine autre chose. Quand on délire Quand on délire, il peut arriver m^^eme qu'on devienne, un peu fou. Ça arrive. Il faut aller, dans ce cas, se coucher. Un peu fou, on s'enferme. Certaines personnes, ont tué leur femme, ou des trucs comme ça, parce-qu'ils étaient fatigués. Quand on est fatigué, on. on voit des choses. Des visions, ou des images. Des fois, même, on devient délirant, et on est fou, parfois. Pas toujours, heureusement. En fait, parfois. Quand on est délirant, on est fou et on s'enferme. On s'enferme derrière des images. Et on fait.
- Fatigue is a condition that affects any character travelling water that is too deep, such as the oceans surrounding the continents. Close to land, the ocean floor is generally not very far below sea level, and it can usually be seen from the surface; at greater distances from the shore, the floor recedes deeper and deeper. When the depth of the water reaches a certain point, swimming in the region causes a Fatigue bar to appear, which displaying a player's weariness. It behaves similar to the Breath bar; the bar will deplete over time (the Fatigue bar depletes much faster than the Breath bar, it matches the rate at which the Breath bar originally depleted), and will deal damage to the player when it reaches zero. The Fatigue bar and Fatigue damage occurs regardless of the player's depth. (i.e. swimming on the surface, diving, water walking or even flying over a Fatigue region will cause this). Players may swim back toward shallower waters to refill the fatigue bar and avoid death. Fatigue also affects players in ghost form, as the player who is attempting to navigate as a ghost will simply die once more as a ghost (and inflict a second durability penalty) and have to return to their body or resurrect at the Spirit Healer. Hunter pets seem to be affected by Fatigue as well; however, they display no Fatigue bar to show their weariness. The Fatigue damage can be seen in the Combat Log. Fatigue exists to prevent players from straying too far from land and reaching areas that are unfinished. It also serves as a natural boundary enclosing zones. You can see a Fatigue region when the ocean floor seems to slope downward endlessly. Don't bother trying to reach the absolute bottom of the ocean, as even if you survive the Fatigue damage long enough to reach it, there is a barrier at a certain depth below sea-level which kills all characters, similar to the death barriers you encounter whilst falling off the edges in Outland. Fatigue is not associated with time spent swimming. Because of fatigue mechanics, there are a few "normal" areas in the World of Warcraft where fatigue erroneously occurs, such as one small strip of the Vile Reef. Fatigue never occurs in inland lakes, or rivers, no matter how long you swim. Fatigue zones can be easily identified by a darker color on the surface of the water than surrounding areas (also visible in the minimap. If swimming an unusual route (for example, from Zoram Strand to Shadowprey Village) you must tightly hug the shoreline in places to prevent fatigue, although you may save some time by swimming through the Fatigue area, provided you can be sure to clear it before the bar is depleted.
- Fatigue is a gameplay element found in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776. As units perform actions in the game, such as fighting, dancing, and using staves, a number accumulates on the second page of their status screen. This is their fatigue meter, and if their fatigue meter exceeds their maximum HP, they will be unable to take part in the next chapter. A unit's fatigue meter is reset to 0 after any chapter in which they are not deployed, regardless of what it was before. Alternatively, a rare Stamina Drink can be placed in a unit's inventory when on the Preparation Screen to reset their fatigue. Leif, as the main Lord, is immune to Fatigue as he is required in every chapter. Usually, a unit's fatigue meter is only increased by 1 for each time they enter combat, but high-level staves increase fatigue by greater amounts; D-rank staves increase fatigue by 2, C-rank staves increase fatigue by 3, B-rank staves increase fatigue by 4, and A-rank and Preferential staves increase fatigue by 5. This can be problematic, as most staff-wielders have a low Max HP. Fatigue caps at 99, although it is unlikely to meet this cap, excluding for Chapter 8, when all the fatigue from the Manster Arc is taken into consideration, unless the player is engaging in some form of EXP-grinding, such as Arena Abuse or Boss Abuse. In Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, the system is reintroduced, but penalties are stat reductions instead of temporary incapacity. Those be cured by offering an item to a Mila statue. This article is a stub. You can help Fire Emblem Wikia by expanding it.
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