Optionally take off clothes and put them on the ground by the fireplace to (maybe) have them dry up faster. Afterwards, remember to wring out your Wet clothes to make them 'just' Damp. The easiest solution to getting rid of Hot status I can think of would be: go for a swim or walk around in the rain for a while to get wet and Hot status will eventually disappear. I don't know if it's a bug (since the Damp status disappeared pretty much instantly) but it kind of makes sense that the clothing dries faster while drying 'on it's own.' Might also be that the status just has become 'stuck' on the item and you need to drop and re-equip the item for the correct status to show. So I took them off and placed them on the ground next to the fireplace, and voila! They became dry straight away. Most of my clothes were dry, but my shoes and face mask stayed Damp no matter how long I sat by the fireplace. Regarding the issue with clothes not drying from sitting beside a fireplace I actually experienced this recently and may have a solution. Moving (very slow, faster movement speed will neutralize loss) (slow - moderate based on time of day ight) Wear extra clothing items and or Make sure your clothing items are dry.Įxpose yourself to sunshine or Remaining inside buildings. The wiki page also has useful information about getting warm: The 'fast' and 'slow' indications refer to at what rate your status changes. You are outdoors in a windy environment (slow) You can make a hand drill kit to start it with a short stick and a piece of dark bark. Roses are red, Violets are blue, Loot me when I Die, Pew Pew. Drag like 8 and then 4 in the fire place. After you have crafted the stone, you will again need to use your pickaxe to split it in half. Take a dip in the sea, a lake or a pond - this makes your clothing items 'wet' or 'soaked' (fast) Yes, combine a short stick and bark to create a fire starting kit. The Small Stone is a type of equipment in DayZ Standalone. Your body temperature will decrease when:

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