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Desire For The Living

The Cure perk that trades aura reads.

Desire For The Living in [CURE] Violence District

Desire For The Living: The Cure perk that trades aura reads. Get it by Cure personal perk. Level unlock at 15, 30, or 45. Use it to Assume aura perks on survivors are not one-way. The speed-boost reveal can give away a flask chase, so do not be surprised when the nearest survivor runs early.

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What is Desire For The Living?

If a survivor sees your aura, you see theirs. Each time you gain a speed boost, your aura is revealed to the nearest survivor for 3 seconds. Cooldown is listed as 40/30/20 seconds.

Published facts

FactValue
SideKiller (The Cure)
Reported effectAura trade, plus a 3 second self-reveal after a speed boost

How do you get Desire For The Living?

Cure personal perk. Level unlock at 15, 30, or 45.

How do you use Desire For The Living?

Assume aura perks on survivors are not one-way. The speed-boost reveal can give away a flask chase, so do not be surprised when the nearest survivor runs early.

FAQ

Desire For The Living questions

Do speed perks stack?

Great Collapse and Quick Recovery apply Winded, so they do not chain immediately. Flow State is described as a vault boost that does not apply Winded.

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