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− | [[ | + | [[File:HealthBonusD201.png|thumb|A group of health bonuses found in an alcove in [[Doom II]] [[MAP01: Entryway (Doom II)|MAP01: Entryway]].]] |
− | A '''health bonus''' (or ''health potion'') is a [[powerup]] that | + | [[File:Doom 64 health bonus.png|thumb|A batch of health bonuses near the starting area in [[Doom 64]] [[MAP04: Holding Area (Doom 64)|MAP04: Holding Area]].]] |
+ | A '''health bonus''' (or ''health potion'') is a [[powerup]] that is introduced in [[E1M1: Hangar (Doom)|E1M1: Hangar]] of the first [[Doom]] episode [[Knee-Deep in the Dead]], alongside its armor equivalent, the [[armor bonus]]. Appearing in the very first room of the game, the two items are likely to be the first to be picked up by the [[player]]. It has the appearance of a small, round blue bottle with a glowing liquid inside. [[Doom 64]] has a very similar, albeit slightly more angular design with a longer neck. Picking one up increases the [[player]]'s [[health]] by 1% up to a maximum of 200%, except in Doom 64 and in console ports such as the [[Atari Jaguar]] and [[Sony PlayStation]] versions, where it instead increases health by 2% per bottle. | ||
Health bonuses are included in the [[Intermission screen|items percentage]] displayed at the end of each level. | Health bonuses are included in the [[Intermission screen|items percentage]] displayed at the end of each level. | ||
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!colspan="2"|Health bonus data | !colspan="2"|Health bonus data | ||
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− | | Thing type||2014 (decimal), 7DE (hex) | + | | [[Thing types|Thing type]]||2014 (decimal), 7DE (hex) |
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− | | Appears in||[[Shareware]] Doom<br | + | | [[Mobj|Enum]]||MT_MISC2 (45) |
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+ | | Appears in||[[Shareware]] Doom<br>[[Doom]]/[[Ultimate Doom]]<br>[[Doom II]]/[[Final Doom]]<br>[[Doom 64]]/[[The Lost Levels|Lost Levels]] | ||
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| Radius||20 | | Radius||20 | ||
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| [[Sprite]]||BON1 | | [[Sprite]]||BON1 | ||
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− | | [[Thing types|Class]] | + | | Frames||6 [ABCDCB] |
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+ | | [[Thing types|Class]]||[[Item]]<br>Pickup | ||
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+ | | Flags||{{c|8388609}} (decimal)<br>{{c|00800001}} (hex) | ||
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+ | | Flags list|| 0: Can be picked up<br>23: Affects item % | ||
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|[[Plutonia Experiment]]||[[MAP02: Well of Souls]]||MAP02: Well of Souls||MAP02: Well of Souls | |[[Plutonia Experiment]]||[[MAP02: Well of Souls]]||MAP02: Well of Souls||MAP02: Well of Souls | ||
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+ | |[[Doom 64]]||[[MAP01: Staging Area]]||MAP01: Staging Area||MAP01: Staging Area | ||
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+ | |[[The Lost Levels]]||[[MAP34: Plant Ops]]||MAP34: Plant Ops||MAP34: Plant Ops | ||
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|style="text-align: left;"|[[Plutonia Experiment]]||477||498||498 | |style="text-align: left;"|[[Plutonia Experiment]]||477||498||498 | ||
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+ | |style="text-align: left;"|[[Doom 64]]||352||358||358 | ||
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+ | |style="text-align: left;"|[[The Lost Levels]]||141||141||141 | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
− | * Health bonuses are worth 2% in | + | * Health bonuses are worth 2% in all [[Commercial games#Operating system ports|ports]] derived from the Atari Jaguar codebase, including the [[Sega 32X]], [[3DO]], [[Sony PlayStation]], [[Sega Saturn]] and [[Doom for Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]] editions. |
* The upper limit of 200% can be altered with [[DeHackEd]]. | * The upper limit of 200% can be altered with [[DeHackEd]]. | ||
* In [[Doom RPG]], the health bonus is called a ''health vial''. It increases the player's health by 4 units. | * In [[Doom RPG]], the health bonus is called a ''health vial''. It increases the player's health by 4 units. |
Revision as of 09:14, 27 September 2022
A health bonus (or health potion) is a powerup that is introduced in E1M1: Hangar of the first Doom episode Knee-Deep in the Dead, alongside its armor equivalent, the armor bonus. Appearing in the very first room of the game, the two items are likely to be the first to be picked up by the player. It has the appearance of a small, round blue bottle with a glowing liquid inside. Doom 64 has a very similar, albeit slightly more angular design with a longer neck. Picking one up increases the player's health by 1% up to a maximum of 200%, except in Doom 64 and in console ports such as the Atari Jaguar and Sony PlayStation versions, where it instead increases health by 2% per bottle.
Health bonuses are included in the items percentage displayed at the end of each level.
Data
Health bonus data | |
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Thing type | 2014 (decimal), 7DE (hex) |
Enum | MT_MISC2 (45) |
Appears in | Shareware Doom Doom/Ultimate Doom Doom II/Final Doom Doom 64/Lost Levels |
Radius | 20 |
Height | 16 |
Sprite | BON1 |
Frames | 6 [ABCDCB] |
Class | Item Pickup |
Flags | 8388609 (decimal) 00800001 (hex) |
Flags list | 0: Can be picked up 23: Affects item % |
Appearance statistics
In the IWADs the health bonus is first encountered on these maps per skill level:
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The IWADs contain the following numbers of health bonuses per skill level:
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Notes
- Health bonuses are worth 2% in all ports derived from the Atari Jaguar codebase, including the Sega 32X, 3DO, Sony PlayStation, Sega Saturn and Game Boy Advance editions.
- The upper limit of 200% can be altered with DeHackEd.
- In Doom RPG, the health bonus is called a health vial. It increases the player's health by 4 units.
- After the score system was removed following the Doom press release beta, demonic daggers functioned as health bonuses at one point in development, as seen during a visit to id Software.
Items from Doom, Doom II and Doom 64 | |
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Health: | Health bonus • Stimpack • Medikit |
Armor: | Armor bonus • Armor • Megaarmor |
Powerups: | Berserk • Computer area map • Invulnerability • Light amplification visor • Megasphere • Partial invisibility • Radiation shielding suit • Supercharge |
Keys: | Keycard • Skull key • Demon Key |
Weapons: | Fist • Chainsaw • Pistol • Shotgun • Super shotgun • Chaingun • Rocket launcher • Plasma gun • BFG9000 • Unmaker |
Ammo: | Backpack • Clip • 4 shotgun shells • Rocket • Energy cell • Box of bullets • Box of shotgun shells • Box of rockets • Energy cell pack |