You can always fight back. With anything selected that has no use of its own (a plant bundle, ore, sticks, meat), left and right click throw the punch combo. With the glider selected you can punch too, until you open the wing. The right hand strikes with what it holds: a lump of ore or a stick lands heavier, while a leaf or fiber bundle is a plain fist. Press the middle mouse button to shove with both open hands; it pushes a wolf or another player back into a stumble and barely hurts.
In third person you now stand like a fighter, feet apart, rear heel up and knees soft, both fists up with the elbows down, and every punch turns the hips and shoulders into it from the feet. On November 10 the rear fist came off the face (it sat about 7 cm in front of the mouth) to the height of the left fist, and the jab and cross began to reach 96 percent of the arm at contact, up from 76 and 88.
A wolf bite no longer takes your sprint for minutes. It staggers you, you limp at once by how bad it was and cannot sprint for the first few seconds, then you run again while the limp fades over about 15 to 20 seconds. Other players see the limp. Only a very bad wound load, health about 45 percent or under, still keeps you hobbling.
Still the same: in first person the jab and cross at contact look almost unchanged.
