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[[File:Bleeding Scout.png|thumb|alt=Spy on Fire|A Bleeding Scout.|400px]] | [[File:Bleeding Scout.png|thumb|alt=Spy on Fire|A Bleeding Scout.|400px]] | ||
'''Bleed''' or '''Bleeding''' is a damage-over-time (DOT) effect on a player that is caused by specific weapons. If a player is struck with a bleed-causing weapon, they will start taking 4 damage per tick or 8 damage per second until the effect ends, is cured or the victim dies. It is similar to [[ | '''Bleed''' or '''Bleeding''' is a damage-over-time (DOT) effect on a player that is caused by specific weapons. If a player is struck with a bleed-causing weapon, they will start taking 4 damage per tick or 8 damage per second until the effect ends, is cured or the victim dies. It is similar to [[afterburn]] except it cannot be cured by water or with a [[compression blast]]. Other than that the methods for curing bleed are the same as afterburn, those being health packs, | ||
When a player is inflicted with bleed, their screen slowly flashes with a red hue, a red blood drop will appear on their HUD, and to other players the class will give off blood particle effects and flinch constantly. | When a player is inflicted with bleed, their screen slowly flashes with a red hue, a red blood drop will appear on their HUD, and to other players the class will give off blood particle effects and flinch constantly. | ||
Bleed duration varies from source to source, and the duration does not extend with repeated hits, similarly to [[ | Bleed duration varies from source to source, and the duration does not extend with repeated hits, similarly to [[afterburn]]. However unlike afterburn the damages does stack if a player is struck with multiple bleed damage sources. | ||
Although bleed cannot [[Critical | Although bleed cannot [[Critical hits|crit]] on it's own, it can do mini-crit damage if the target is under a mini-crit debuff such as mark-for-death, or if the attacker is mini-crit boosted, such as from the [[Civilian]]. | ||
== Bleed-inducing weapons == | == Bleed-inducing weapons == | ||