Status HUD

The Status HUD is the primary information system available to Players in Dead by Daylight and displayed as an overlay on their screen.

Overview

The Status HUD is comprised of several subsystems, with each sub-system displaying distinct pieces of information about the state of the Trial and its Players:

System	Location on Screen	Information Type	Visibility
Status Effects	Right side () , above Perk Diamond	Displays when a Player is afflicted by a Status Effect and if its timer-based, for how long.	Personal
Proficiency Indicator	Bottom centre, above Status Bar	Displays when outside influences affect the Player's current interaction with an Interactable.	Personal
Player Effects	Bottom right () , next to Perk Diamond	Displays when a Player and their abilities are affected directly by the effects of Unlockables, regardless of whether those originate from the Player's own Unlockables or from those of other Players.	Personal
HUD Icons	Left side	Displays which Character is part of the Trial and is combined with the Health State and Survivor Activity HUD systems.	All Players
Health State	Left side, combined with Survivor HUD Icons	Displays the current Health State (separate Article) of Survivors to all Players in the Trial and is combined with the Survivor HUD Icons and Survivor Activity HUD systems.	All Players
Survivor Activity HUD	Left side () , combined with Survivor HUD Icons	Displays a Survivor's current activity/interaction to all other Survivors.	All Survivors

Status Effects

All available Status Effects (except for Madness) active at the same time.^[1]

First added with Patch 1.5.0, Status Effects show whenever a Survivor is affected by a special effect or affliction, indicated by a corresponding icon above the Perk diamond.
The icon's colour will reflect whether it is a buff (yellow) or a debuff (red).

Tiered Status Effects feature up to three Chevrons on the icon:
The more chevrons a Status Effect has, the stronger is its effect.
There are currently just two tiered Status Effects: Bloodlust and Madness.

Status Effects that are on a timer may have their timer refreshed by a new application of the effect, but will generally not stack the strength of their effects.

Blessed

Main article: Blessed

	The Blessed Status Effect is a buff applied exclusively to Survivors. Survivors benefit from Blessed and whichever effect(s) it applies whenever they are inside the Area of Effect of an active Boon Totem (24 metres) and does so for as long as they remain inside it.

Blindness

Main article: Blindness

	The Blindness Status Effect is a debuff that can be applied to both Survivors and the Killer. Players suffering from Blindness are unable to read any Auras, including the default ones of their role and those from Perks. Some essential Auras are exempt from that general rule, usually associated with Killer Power Objects.

Bloodlust

Main article: Bloodlust

	The Bloodlust Status Effect is a buff applied exclusively to the Killer. Killers benefitting from Bloodlust increasingly gain more Movement speed in prolonged Chases. Bloodlust is a tiered Status Effect.

Broken

Main article: Broken

	The Broken Status Effect is a debuff applied exclusively to Survivors. Survivors suffering from Broken are unable to be healed or heal themselves past the Injured State.

Cursed

Main article: Cursed

	The Cursed Status Effect is a debuff applied exclusively to Survivors. Survivors suffering from Cursed are currently affected by an active Hex Totem and its effects.

Deafened

Main article: Deafened

	The Deafened Status Effect is a semi-used debuff that can be applied to both Survivors and the Killer. While the Status Effect is not displayed on the HUD, its effects are used by several Unlockables. Players suffering from Deafened have their audio muffled temporarily and hear a tinnitus-like whistling sound.

Deep Wound

Main article: Deep Wound

	The Deep Wound Status Effect is a debuff applied exclusively to Survivors. Survivors suffering from Deep Wound have a special health bar displayed on the HUD. The health bar progressively drains whenever the Survivor is not running, or in the act of Mending themselves or being Mended by other Survivors. Once the timer runs out, the Survivor is automatically put into the Dying State.

Endurance

Main article: Endurance

	The Endurance Status Effect is a buff that can be applied to both Survivors and the Killer. Survivors benefitting from Endurance can resist damage from the Killer. If they are hit or otherwise damaged, their character model is briefly outlined in white, which is used to indicate the recent damage-protection through Endurance to the Killer. Endurance is cancelled prematurely whenever the Survivor protected by it performs a Conspicuous Action. Endurance cannot protect a Survivor already suffering from the Deep Wound Status Effect from being downed. Killers benefitting from Endurance can endure Stuns from Survivors, greatly reducing their duration.

Exhausted

Main article: Exhausted

	The Exhausted Status Effect is a debuff applied exclusively to Survivors. Survivors suffering from Exhaustion are unable to use any of the numerous Exhaustion Perks, preventing them from chaining multiple such Perks in quick succession. Exhausted slowly recovers over time whenever the Survivor is not running. Exhausted recovers immediately after being unhooked.

Exposed

Main article: Exposed

	The Exposed Status Effect is a debuff applied exclusively to Survivors: Survivors suffering from Exposed will suffer double-damage when hit by a Basic Attack, which immediately puts them into the Dying State. The Endurance Status Effect can shield a Survivor from double-damage, which would afflict them with Deep Wound instead. Survivors hear the sound cue found atop this table whenever they become Exposed by any means. It should be noted that there is a popular misconception, especially amongst new Players, that due to the name "exposed", the Status Effect actually reveals their Aura to the Killer. This is not and has never been the case, Exposed only ever applies double-damage.

Glyph

Main article: Glyph

	The Glyph Status Effect is a debuff that is currently exclusive to the Killer. It indicates to the Killer that they are currently suffering from a debuff that was applied after interacting with a Glyph.

Haemorrhage

Main article: Haemorrhage

	The Haemorrhage Status Effect is a debuff applied exclusively to Survivors. Survivors suffering from Haemorrhage produce more Pools of Blood, making them easier to track by the Killer. Survivors suffering from Haemorrhage lose any partial Healing progress at a rate of -7 % per second if not healed up fully.

Haste

Main article: Haste

	The Haste Status Effect is a buff that can be applied to both Survivors and the Killer. Players benefitting from Haste have their Movement speed increased. The strength of the effect depends on the specific Unlockable that inflicts it.

Hindered

Main article: Hindered

	The Hindered Status Effect is a debuff that can be applied to both Survivors and the Killer. Players suffering from Hindered have their Movement speed decreased. The strength of the effect depends on the specific Unlockable that inflicts it.

Incapacitated

Main article: Incapacitated

	The Incapacitated Status Effect is a debuff applied exclusively to Survivors. Survivors suffering from Incapacitated are unable to interact with certain Props or other Survivors. See Inhibited Actions for a full list.

Madness

Main article: Madness

	The Madness Status Effect is a debuff applied exclusively to Survivors and exclusive to Trials against The Doctor. Survivors suffering from Madness suffer from various hallucinations and other debilitating impairments. Madness is a tiered Status Effect. The Madness Status Effect, used exclusively by The Doctor, impairs the Survivor's sanity, increasingly affecting them with various Afflictions, depending on the Add-on(s) The Doctor is using.

Mangled

Main article: Mangled

	The Mangled Status Effect is a debuff applied exclusively to Survivors. Survivors suffering from Mangled take 25 % longer to be healed for 1 Health State. This is achieved by reducing the Healing speed on that Survivor by -20 %. Mangled only applies to healing from the Injured State back to full health.

Oblivious

Main article: Oblivious

	The Oblivious Status Effect is a debuff applied exclusively to Survivors. Survivors suffering from Oblivious are unable to perceive the Killer's Terror Radius and also do not hear the Heartbeat warning of the Killer's proximity. Survivors suffering from Oblivious in turn do not suffer from any effects that rely on Survivors being inside the Terror Radius to be applied. During a Chase, Survivors are still able to hear the Chase Music.

Revealed

Main article: Revealed

	The Revealed Status Effect is a debuff that is applied exclusively to Survivors. Survivors suffering from Revealed have their Aura revealed to both Killers in the 2v8 Game Mode, to which this Status Effect is exclusive.

Undetectable

Main article: Undetectable

	The Undetectable Status Effect is a buff applied exclusively to the Killer. Killers benefitting from Undetectable are granted several Stealth mechanics: Suppresses the Terror Radius Suppresses the Red Stain Blocks their Aura from being revealed to Survivors Suppresses the Stinger jump-scare SFX when starting to move from standing still Enables the smoky-screen visual effect, indicating stealth to the Killer

Vision

Main article: Vision

	The Vision Status Effect is an unused buff that would have been applied to both Survivors and the Killer. The effect would have boosted the radius of range-limited Aura-reading abilities, an effect that is identical to the effect of the Perk Open-Handed.

Proficiency Indicators

First added with Patch 1.5.0, Proficiency Indicators indicate to both Killers and Survivors how various effects from either their own Add-ons, Perks, Offerings, etc., or those of other Players, affect their performance at the interaction they are currently performing.
They do this by displaying the effect's associated icon above the Progress Bar and by colouring said bar accordingly.

Unlike Status Effects, Proficiency Indicators are not inherently a buff (yellow) or a debuff (red) in effect, but can be either, indicated by the colour of the icon and the colour of the Progress Bar.

The only exception to this is the Sleep Penalty Proficiency Indicator.

Progress Bar

The Progress Bar is displayed whenever an interaction requires a certain amount of Charges to be completed.
The Bar has 3 possible states/colours:

State & Colour	Icon	Information
Default State: blueish white		The Player's Action speed is exactly 1 Charge per second (default).
Buff State: yellow		The Player's Action speed is greater than 1 Charge per second.
Debuff State: red		The Player's Action speed is less than 1 Charge per second.

It should be duly noted that the colour of the Progression is individual to each Player.
Even if the overall interaction (i.e. Generator Repair with multiple Survivors) is faster than the default Action speed of 1 Charge per second, if your individual speed/contribution to this is below that (i.e. due to Efficiency penalty), or above that (i.e. Toolbox Repair), the Progress Bar will be coloured accordingly.

Chance

Main article: Chance

	The Chance Proficiency Indicator works alongside the Luck Mechanic and indicates whether the action a Survivor is currently performing has a higher or lower chance at succeeding. Only applies to self-unhooking from a Hook.

Efficiency

Main article: Efficiency

	The Efficiency Proficiency Indicator indicates whether an Item's current Depletion rate is reduced or increased. This Proficiency Indicator was originally known as Expertise.

Healing

Main article: Healing

	The Healing Proficiency Indicator is an unused Proficiency Indicator that would have indicated whether a Survivor's Healing speed would be increased or reduced. This functionality was usurped by the Progression Speed Proficiency Indicator.

Progression Speed

Main article: Progression Speed

	The Progression speed Proficiency Indicator indicates whether the Progression speed of an Action being performed by the Player is increased or reduced.

Repairing

Main article: Repairing

	The Repairing Proficiency Indicator is an unused Proficiency Indicator that would have indicated whether a Survivor's Repair speed would be increased or reduced. This functionality was usurped by the Progression Speed Proficiency Indicator.

Sabotaging

Main article: Sabotaging

	The Sabotaging Proficiency Indicator is an unused Proficiency Indicator that would have indicated whether a Survivor's Sabotage speed would be increased or reduced. This functionality was usurped by the Progression Speed Proficiency Indicator.

Skill Check Difficulty

Main article: Skill Check Difficulty

	The Skill Check Difficulty Proficiency Indicator indicates whether the Success Zone of a triggered Skill Check is increased or reduced.

Skill Check Probability

Main article: Skill Check Probability

	The Skill Check Probability Proficiency Indicator indicates the Odds of an interaction triggering a Skill Check are increased or reduced, with the latter being considered beneficial.

Sleep Penalty

Main article: Sleep Penalty

	The Sleep Penalty Proficiency Indicator only displays that the Wake Up action is slowed when trying to manually wake other Survivors in Trials against The Nightmare after they were woken up that way at least once before already.

Player Effects System

Maximum number of Player Effects possible in a single Trial as of CHAPTER 27.^[2]

The Player Effects System is used to indicate when something is affecting the Player and their abilities directly.

It was the very first such information system in Dead by Daylight and was already present in the release version 1.0.0.
It has remained in use to this date, with the Status Effects and Proficiency Indicator Systems complementing its functionality since Patch 1.5.0, taking up functions that would have been ill-suited to the Player Effects System.

Use

Originally, the Player Effects System was reserved solely for the effects of Perks and Add-ons that influenced other Players, but has since expanded to encompass any effects affecting the Player and their abilities directly, whether those originate from the Player's own Unlockables or from those of other Players.

It is also used to indicate when a Killer's Power is affecting the Player in a way that cannot be displayed by any of the other information systems in Dead by Daylight.

Buff vs. Debuff

Before the introduction of the newer Status Effects and Proficiency Indicator Systems, effects which buffed the Player would use a turquoise colour, instead of yellow.
Since the Player Effects System is the oldest remaining system, it still uses the turquoise colour to indicate a buff.
Debuffs already used a red colour back then.

Icon Examples

Buff	Debuff

Unlockables

The following Unlockables will display their icon using the Player Effects System:

Powers
Carter's Spark	Shows a debuff icon of Carter's Spark while a Survivor's interactions are inhibited from being hit by a Shock Therapy Attack.
Props / Interactables
Orange Glyphs	Shows a debuff icon while the Killer suffers from its afflictions.

Add-ons:

Perks:

Survivor Activity HUD

First added with Patch 6.5.0, the Survivor Activity HUD shows whenever a Survivor is performing a supported interaction, allowing all Survivor Players to keep tabs on what the others are doing.
The Killer does not see the Survivor Activity HUD.

The type of a performed interaction is indicated with a unique icon and a yellow circle surrounding it indicates the interaction's current progression (before Patch 8.4.0, progression was only revealed for the Repair and Recovery actions).

The introduction of the Survivor Activity HUD also modified the mechanic of indicating a Survivor being chased by the Killer, which was formerly exclusively to the Obsession.
The chase indicator is now available on all Survivors.

The following interactions are currently displayed on the Survivor Activity HUD:

Icon	Activities
	Blessing a Totem
	Cleansing a Totem
	Altruistic Healing / Mending
	Personal Healing / Mending
	Interacting with a Killer Power or a related Prop
	Opening an Exit Gate
	Recovering while in the Dying State
	Repairing a Generator
	Performing an Invocation
	Unlocking a Chest

HUD Icons

The HUD Icons represent each Survivor in the Trial and their current status.
This includes their current Health State, whether or not they are being carried, being hooked, having escaped, being sacrificed, being killed, or being dead.
It also includes over-/underlays with special interactions with Killer Powers.

With the second iteration of the 2v8 Game Mode Modifier in Year 9, the two Killer Players will additionally see the portrait of the other Killer.

Up to the Status HUD Rework in Patch 4.5.2, Survivors were represented with a generic icon in the Status HUD instead of their Character portrait.

Survivor Portraits

Dwight Fairfield	Meg Thomas	Jake Park	Claudette Morel	Nea Karlsson	Laurie Strode	Ace Visconti
Bill Overbeck	Feng Min	David King	Quentin Smith	David Tapp	Kate Denson	Adam Francis
Jeff Johansen	Jane Romero	Ash Williams	Nancy Wheeler	Steve Harrington	Yui Kimura	Zarina Kassir
Cheryl Mason	Felix Richter	Élodie Rakoto	Yun-Jin Lee	Jill Valentine	Leon Scott Kennedy	Mikaela Reid
Jonah Vasquez	Yoichi Asakawa	Haddie Kaur	Ada Wong	Rebecca Chambers	Vittorio Toscano	Thalita Lyra
Renato Lyra	Gabriel Soma	Nicolas Cage	Ellen Ripley	Alan Wake	Sable Ward	Aestri Yazar
Baermar Uraz	Lara Croft	Trevor Belmont	Taurie Cain	Orela Rose

Iconic Survivor Portraits

With Patch 5.0.0, Iconic Survivors received their own portrait, replacing both the icon and the name displayed on the HUD:

Jonathan Byers			Lisa Garland			Cybil Bennett			Maria			James Sunderland			Claire Redfield			Sheva Alomar
Chris Redfield			Carlos Oliveira			Tubarão			Saga Anderson			Rose Marigold			Rain Carradine			Alucard
Soma Cruz

Killer Portraits

Trapper			Wraith			Hillbilly			Nurse			Huntress			Spirit			Legion
Ghost Face			Oni			Deathslinger			Blight			Nemesis			Mastermind

Iconic Killer Portraits

Naughty Bear			Mordeo			Tomie			HUNK			Samurai Eddie			Stranger Eddie			William Birkin

Broken State

The Broken State is shown whenever a Survivor is damaged to the point that they can no longer be healed back to the Healthy State.

It adds a red version of the Broken Status Effect's icon to the Survivor's HUD portrait.

Caged State

The Caged State is shown whenever a Survivor was sent to a Cage of Atonement by The Executioner.

It replaces the Survivor's HUD portrait with a stylised Survivor trapped in a stylised cage.

Carried State

The Carried State is shown whenever a Survivor is being carried by the Killer.

It replaces the Survivor's HUD portrait with a stylised Survivor hung up around their midsection.

Chain Hunt State

The Chain Hunt State is shown whenever Lament Configuration is charging a Chain Hunt when facing The Cenobite.

It frames all Survivors' HUD portraits with a ring of dark blue chains.
The ring slowly fills with light blue and white colours (same as The Cenobite's visual effects when using his Powers) while the next Chain Hunt is charging up.
Once the ring is filled, the Chain Hunt starts.

Chased State

The Chased State is shown whenever a Survivor whom is not the Obsession is being chased by the Killer.

It frames the chased Survivor's HUD portrait with two short wiggling Entity claws.

Condemned State

The Condemned State is shown whenever a Survivor has gained Condemned progress when facing The Onryō.

It frames the Survivor's HUD portrait with a ring that fills its seven sections in white.
Once a Survivor is fully Condemned, the ring turns red and they can be killed with the Inexorable Stare.

Contaminated State

The Contaminated State is shown whenever The Nemesis contaminates a Survivor with a Tentacle Strike.

It underlays the Survivor's HUD portrait in blue with the heartbeat line of an electrocardiogram.

Dead State

The Dead State is shown after a Survivor dies in any manner other than being sacrificed to the Entity using the Sacrificial Hooks, meaning being killed with a Memento Mori or comparable Unlockable, or bleeding out completely in the Dying State.

It replaces the Survivor's HUD portrait with a stylised skull.

Disconnected State

The Disconnected State is shown after a Survivor leaves match.

Before Survivors were replaced by Bots, it would replace the disconnected Survivor's HUD portrait with disconnected plugs.

Hooked State

The Hooked State is shown whenever a Survivor is on a Hook and undergoing the Sacrifice process.

It replaces the Survivor's HUD portrait with a stylised hook.

Hunted State

The Hunted State is shown whenever a Survivor is being hunted by a Guard spawned by The Knight.

It frames the Survivor's HUD portrait with a turqoise-green circle that displays a timer turning counter clockwise as it runs out, displaying the remaining Hunt duration before the Guard dissolves.

Infected State

The Infected State is shown whenever The Mastermind infects a Survivor with a Virulent Bound.

It frames the Survivor's HUD portrait with a patterned ring in two different colours:

White is the Progression icon for this state, showing the partial progression towards Critical Infection.
- Partial progression is only visible to Survivors, The Mastermind will only ever see the full icon while Survivors are infected by Uroboros.
Red indicates that the infected Survivor is now Critical Infection, at which point they receive the Hindered Status Effect and are more vulnerable to The Mastermind's Virulent Bounds.
- Both Survivors and The Mastermind will see this icon fully.

Lacerated State

The Lacerated State is shown whenever a Survivor gets hit by The Trickster's Blades.
The HUD also indicates how many Blades left until the next Health State.

It frames the Survivor's HUD portrait with a ring that fills its sections in fuchsia for each Blade that hit them.
Once they are one hit away from going down, the ring's colour changes to red.

Latched-On State

The Latched-On State is shown whenever Victor of The Twins successfully pounced on a Survivor's back.

It frames the Survivor's HUD portrait with Victor's hands grabbing at it.

Lock On State

The Lock On State is shown whenever a Survivor enters the Detection Zone of a drone deployed by The Skull Merchant.

It underlays the Survivor's HUD portrait with a yellow digitized timer when they are in the Detection Zone, which becomes orange if it fully fills up.
The icon also acts as a timer to display for how long the Survivor stays Locked On for.

Madness State

The Mad State is shown whenever a Survivor afflicted with Madness, induced by the Shock Attacks of The Doctor.
The amount of static on the HUD overlay indicates the strength of Madness.

It underlays the Survivor's HUD portrait with increasing degrees of static:

Madness Tier I shows horizontal lines of static
Madness Tier II shows vertical lines of static
Madness Tier III shows static noise

Marked State

The Marked State is shown whenever a Survivor was successfully stalked by The Ghost Face and now suffers from the Exposed Status Effect.

It frames the Survivor's HUD portrait with stylised blood drops propagating from the centre.
The icon also acts as a timer to display for how long the Survivor stays Marked for.

Obsessed State

The Obsessed State is shown each Trial on the Survivor designated as the Killer's Obsession.

It frames the Survivor's HUD portrait with two of The Entity's spider legs, which wiggle side-to-side whenever the Obsession is being chased by the Killer.

Puzzle Solving State

The Puzzle Solving State is shown whenever a Survivor has picked up the Lament Configuration when facing The Cenobite.

It frames the Survivor's HUD portrait with a cog wheel of ocker/gold colour while they are carrying the Lament Configuration.
The cog wheel animates when the Survivor is solving the box.

Sacrificed State

The Sacrificed State is shown after a Survivor lost the battle against The Entity or didn't escape within an hour after the trial started and was successfully sacrificed.

It replaces the Survivor's HUD portrait with a stylised blood-smeared skull.

Sickness State

The Sickness State is shown whenever a Survivor came in contact with Vile Purge by The Plague.

It underlays the Survivor's HUD portrait with a vomit-puddle of different colours:

Red is the default background icon for this state and is visible to Survivors as soon as they come into contact with The Plague's vomit.
- For Survivors, the icon will initially partially hidden by its yellow version, based how much progression they have obtained towards full Sickness
- Both Survivors and The Plague will see this icon fully, as soon as Survivors are completely afflicted by her Sickness and receive the Broken Status Effect.
Yellow is the Progression icon for this state, showing the partial progression towards full Sickness.
- Partial progression is only visible to Survivors, The Plague will only ever see the full icon while Survivors are partially sick.

Sleep State

The two Sleep States are shown whenever a Survivor is under the influence of micro-sleep (a timer will be shown) or asleep and inside the Dream World of The Nightmare.

It underlays the Survivor's HUD portrait with a timer during micro-sleep, static swirls when they are sleeping, and pulsating yellow rings when they are woken up by an Alarm Clock.

Swarmed State

The Swarmed State is shown whenever a Survivor is hit by a Dire Crow summoned by The Artist.

Tormented State

The Tormented State is shown whenever a Survivor, while not crouched, moves through a Torment Trail set by The Executioner.

It frames the Survivor's HUD portrait with a ring of barbed wire.

Trapped State

The Trapped State is shown whenever a Survivor gets caught in a Bear Trap when facing The Trapper, or when caught in a Mimic when facing The Lich.

It replaces the Survivor's HUD portrait with a half-way-opened bear trap.

Trapped Timer State

The Trapped Timer State is shown whenever a Survivor's has a Reverse Bear Trap of The Pig attached to their head.
The former shows an inactive Reverse Bear Trap, while the latter shows one ticking down.

It underlays the Survivor's HUD portrait with a timer icon that indicates whether the Death timer is paused (white) or ticking down (red).
Survivors are shown the exact time they have left on the Death timer.

Weakened State

The Weakened State is shown whenever a Survivor comes in contact with UVX by The Unknown.

Change Log

Patch 1.5.0

Quality of Life: added the Status Effects and Proficiency Indicators systems to the Status HUD, which allow the game to better convey to Players when outside effects are affecting them and of which type the effects are.

Patch 2.5.0

Change: timers no longer stack or automatically reset; the longest timer will prevail and shorter ones are ignored.
- If the new timer is the higher one, the previous timer is discarded and the Status Effect icon will visually reset to 100 %.
- If the new timer is the lower one, the new timer is discarded and the Status Effect icon will remain at its current progression.

Patch 3.4.0

Killer Quality of Life: the red de-buff icon applied by Perks no longer appears on the Survivors' HUD until the debuff is active.

Patch 4.5.0

Change: the Deep Wound timer is now 20 seconds across the board.

Patch 5.7.0

Killer Buff: added a new effect to Haemorrhage, which now causes partial Healing progression to regress over time.

Patch 6.1.0

Survivor Nerf: Endurance is no longer able to shield a Survivor from going down while suffering from Deep Wound at the same time.
- This change was motivated by wishing to prevent Survivors from being able to avoid more than just one hit from the Killer through stacking Endurance.
Change: added the Glyph Status Effect, used exclusively for Killers when they are affected by the Orange Glyph effects.

Patch 6.5.0

Survivor Buff: added the Survivor Activity HUD system to the Status HUD, which displays a Survivor's current interaction to all other Survivors.
Survivor Quality of Life: added an icon to display when a Survivor is being carried.

Patch 6.5.1

Survivor Buff: if a Survivor is working on a Generator, its current Progression is now displayed on the Survivor Activity HUD.

Patch 7.0.0

Change: introduced a Killer version of the Endurance Status Effect, used exclusively for the Endure Stun Twisted Skill available during the Twisted Masquerade Events.

Patch 8.1.0

Change: introduced the Revealed Status Effect, used exclusively in the 2v8 Game Mode.

Patch 8.4.0

Survivor Buff: all activities shown on the Survivor Activity HUD now reveal their progress.
- Previously, this only applied to the Repair and Recovery actions.
Survivor Quality of Life: added a new activity to the Survivor Activity HUD to differentiate Mending from Healing.
Survivor Quality of Life: added a new activity to the Survivor Activity HUD to differentiate Blessing from Cleansing.
Survivor Quality of Life: updated the Survivor Activity HUD to include some previously missing interactions with Killer Powers.

Patch 8.7.0

Quality of Life: the icons of the Haste and Hindered Status Effects now show their current (cumulative) strength as a percentage.

References

↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/deadbydaylight/comments/sfw3gn/took_about_half_an_hour_some_coordination_and_one/ Screenshot from Reddit Post by u/Potassium_40. Reddit. Retrieved 30 January 2022.
↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/deadbydaylight/comments/11plare/the_maximum_amount_of_buff_indicators_possible_as/ Screenshot from Reddit Post by u/Potassium_40. Reddit. Retrieved 13 March 2023.

CHARACTER PROGRESSION & HUD OVERLAY
Emblems	Grades	Levels & Prestige	Player Level	Ranks	Status HUD

[1] ttps://www.reddit.com/r/deadbydaylight/comments/sfw3gn/took_about_half_an_hour_some_coordination_and_one/ Screenshot from Reddit Post by u/Potassium_40. Reddit. Retrieved 30 January 2022.

[2] ttps://www.reddit.com/r/deadbydaylight/comments/11plare/the_maximum_amount_of_buff_indicators_possible_as/ Screenshot from Reddit Post by u/Potassium_40. Reddit. Retrieved 13 March 2023.

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