How Comfort Works in Rust

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Comfort is a healing mechanic in Rust that allows you to regenerate health when you’re near comfort sources. Here’s how it works:

What is Comfort Healing?

• Comfort Healing is a type of health regeneration that activates when you are near objects or areas that grant the Comfort status.

• It heals approximately 1% of your max health per second while decreasing your food and water levels.

How to Activate Comfort Healing

1. Comfort Sources:

   • Campfires

   • Large furnaces

   • Bear rugs

   • Other cozy items like ceiling-mounted bear rugs or indoor fireplaces.

2. Requirements for Comfort Healing:

   • Food: Must have over 100 food.

   • Water: Must have at least 40 water.

   • No negative status effects like bleeding or radiation poisoning.

Maxing Out Comfort

• You can achieve 100% Comfort by standing directly under certain comfort items, like the head of a bear rug mounted on the ceiling.

• Higher comfort levels speed up health regeneration, making it valuable in safe zones like your base.

How Comfort Works With Other Healing Types

• Comfort healing can stack with other types of healing, like as instant healing or healing over time.

• Using comfort alongside bandages, syringes, or food can quickly restore your health after a fight or accident.

Tips for Comfort Healing

• Use comfort healing in safe locations (like your base) where you can stay still without risk of attack.

• Combine comfort healing with food healing by eating to keep your food and water levels high while healing.

• Avoid bleeding or stepping into dangerous environments (like cactus patches) while healing, as this will interrupt the process.

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