Falling off a skyscraper - 6 hearts Being crushed under rubble - 6 hearts Being decapitated - 6 hearts Getting in a car accident which would normally have been fatal - 6 hearts Drowning - 6 hearts
Being beaten within an inch of your life - 5 hearts Getting terminal cancer - 5 hearts Stabbed in the chest - 5 hearts
Being severely beaten - 4 hearts Stabbed in the gut - 4 hearts
Falling down a flight of stairs - 3 hearts
Getting punched in the face by a boxer - 2 hearts
Stubbing your toe - 1 heart Hitting your funny bone - 1 heart Scraping your knee - 1 heart Hitting your head - 1 heart
RbrtKurtz
So I could develop cancer or AIDS or some other normally fatal disease, then as my health regenerates at 1 unit per week, I'm cured in 5 weeks? But if I get cancer, then stub my toe or skin my knee a few times all the same week, I'm dead? This is actually interesting.
Can I see my health bar? For example, I probably wouldn't know the instant I develop cancer, so I wouldn't know to be extra cautious that week being down 5 units, or any time I'm less than 7 for that matter. However, if I had a way to check my health bar (like maybe it was conveniently located in the upper left of my field of vision), then I would know to just stay in bed for a while when my heath gets low.
JonThompsonsEmail
@RbrtKurtz - My thought is that you know what your health is at all times in one way or another. I posted this option and we had an in-person discussion first, and we discussed that it is a lot scarier if you don't know and it makes it a lot worse of an option. So we'll say that you do know your health at all times.