How to Adapt to Movement and Combat Conditions

Adjusting to Movement Penalties

Physical conditions can drastically alter how your character navigates the world:

• Amputated Leg: You cannot walk forward normally. You are forced to jump in order to move forward across terrain.
• Asthma: Avoid extended sprinting. Sprinting for long periods causes suffocation, so alternate between short bursts of movement and normal walking.
• Brittle Bones: Fall damage is doubled. Avoid drops from steep ledges and use water buckets or blocks to descend safely.
• Short: Your character height is lowered by half a block, and your reach distance is shortened. Account for this reduced reach when placing blocks or mining.

Managing Combat and Input Disruptions

Motor conditions introduce unexpected input interference during combat encounters:

• Arthritis: Increases your total mining and attack cooldown times. Time your melee swings carefully and avoid getting swarmed by mobs.
• Amputated Offhand: Completely removes your offhand slot, preventing you from holding shields, torches, or offhand utility items.
• Parkinson's and Tourette's: Parkinson's causes your crosshair to shake constantly, disrupting precision aiming. Tourette's jerks your camera angle unexpectedly and forces random chat messages.
• ADHD: Randomly switches your active hotbar slot, requiring you to constantly verify your equipped weapon during battles.