Hypothermic and Hyperthermic

[DynamicNight]

Which one is for heat and which one is for cold, also, how does the value on the armor work, because sometimes it's as a minus instead. Thanks for clearing this up :)

[Kazarl]

Hypo is for cold and hyper is for heat if the armor shows a minus number it will make you less resistant for that temperature so for example fur gives you negative hyperthermic insulation so you will overheat more easily while wearing it

[Crashtestdummy]

thx

[English]

Originally posted by Kazarl:

Hypo is for cold and hyper is for heat if the armor shows a minus number it will make you less resistant for that temperature so for example fur gives you negative hyperthermic insulation so you will overheat more easily while wearing it

Perfect concise explanation, even 4 yrs later. Thanks!

[D3al3r]

And even 2 years later in 2022... I always mix them up but i now see a memory aid.
HypO O for cOld,
Hyper E for hEat

[Blaukraut™]

Originally posted by D3al3r:

And even 2 years later in 2022... I always mix them up but i now see a memory aid.
HypO O for cOld,
Hyper E for hEat

lol
if you know the meaning of hyper and hypo you can make it more easy. and they are used in way more occasions then to decide between hot and gold in ark.
you could actually benefit from it

[D3al3r]

Originally posted by Blaukraut™:

Originally posted by D3al3r:

And even 2 years later in 2022... I always mix them up but i now see a memory aid.
HypO O for cOld,
Hyper E for hEat

lol
if you know the meaning of hyper and hypo you can make it more easy. and they are used in way more occasions then to decide between hot and gold in ark.
you could actually benefit from it

But if English is not your native tongue it's a bit different.

[Blaukraut™]

Originally posted by D3al3r:

Originally posted by Blaukraut™:

lol
if you know the meaning of hyper and hypo you can make it more easy. and they are used in way more occasions then to decide between hot and gold in ark.
you could actually benefit from it

But if English is not your native tongue it's a bit different.

those are greek prefixes adapted in a lot of languages
even in your mother tongue

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypothermie

[Lori37]

holy necro batman.....

[D3al3r]

I am playing a game not studying wikipedia sjeezzz

Originally posted by Blaukraut™:

Originally posted by D3al3r:

But if English is not your native tongue it's a bit different.

those are greek prefixes adapted in a lot of languages
even in your mother tongue

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypothermie

I am playing a game not studying wikipedia sjeezzz