All Status Effects in Dead Island 2, explained

Fans of Dead Island were ecstatic to see all the new Status Effects introduced in this zombie thriller. There’s a ton to get through, and several will kill you. Dead Island 2 doesn’t hold back in this installment, and after almost a decade of waiting, the sequel gives fans more than enough to enjoy themselves as they tear through an apocalyptic Hell-A.

All the Status Effects for Dead Island 2

Here are all the status effects you’ll encounter in Dead Island 2:

Bleeding	Players will bleed over a period of time.
Blinded	Vision will be slightly or fully obscured.
Electrified	Taking shock damage over an extended period.
Exposed	Zombies will take increased stability damage after failing to grapple a player.
Flammable	After a zombie has been coated with fuel, they’ll become ignited faster after being dealt fire damage.
Frenzied	Zombies will be more aggressive and recover at a quicker pace from being vulnerable.
Ignited	Fire damage over an extended period, and will set other flammable objects alight if close enough.
Immune	A zombie will be immune to a certain element and won’t take damage.
Melting	Zombies will be vulnerable to caustic, shock, and fire damage. This will cause Caustic damage over a period of time.
Slowed	Sprinting will become disabled.
Soggy	Shock damage will occur faster after a zombie becomes wet.
Stunned	Zombies will be stunned. They will be unable to move or attack.
Traumatized	Zombies cannot move or attack, damaging them will remove the traumatized effect.
Vulnerable	Zombies will fall to the ground or knees and take increased damage. Their stability will reach its lowest point and they won’t be able to move for an extended period of time.
Weakened	Zombies take further damage from attacks.