RV There Yet Antidote & Poison Guide
Staying alive in RV There Yet isn’t just about good driving. Poison and collapse can end a run fast if you don’t know how to use the right medical items. Here’s how Antidotes actually work and what makes them different from EpiPens.
How To Use The Antidote
Antidotes cure poison after snake bites. You’ll find them around checkpoints and random supply areas as part of your team’s shared stock. When a player gets bitten, their screen tints green and their health slowly drains until they collapse. Walk up and use the Antidote to clear the effect instantly.
Antidotes are single-use, so use them only when the poisoning starts. Without one, the affected player will fall unconscious and eventually need an EpiPen to recover.
Where To Find Antidotes
Antidotes usually spawn near medical boxes or checkpoint rest areas. They’re rarer than basic supplies, so it’s smart to keep one in the RV’s shared inventory if space allows. There’s no guarantee of finding another soon, so plan ahead during long routes.
How Antidotes Differ From EpiPens
EpiPens revive players who have already collapsed. Antidotes prevent that from happening. If you treat poison early with an Antidote, you save your EpiPens for emergencies. The two items work together, but Antidote is the first line of defense.
Final Blurb
Poison is one of the easiest ways to lose progress in RV There Yet. Keep an Antidote ready before crossing wildlife-heavy areas, and save EpiPens for full revives. Smart use of both means fewer wasted checkpoints and smoother road trips with your crew.
FAQ
What causes poison in RV There Yet
Snake bites during exploration.
Can Antidotes revive players
No, they only remove poison before collapse.
Where can you find Antidotes
Usually near gas stations or checkpoint supply crates.
Do Antidotes affect all players
They only cure the poisoned player you use them on.
Should I carry both Antidote and EpiPen
Yes, Antidote prevents collapse, EpiPen fixes it after it happens.
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