As a survivor, the primary criterion that determines the outcome of a game in Violence District is the type of item you use during the game. While some items like Motion Tracker or Flashlight may seem helpful at first, there are always better alternatives as you progress. To avoid such dilemmas, here is a complete list of Violence District Items and their potential during a game.
All Items in the Violence District, Ranked
Below, you can find all the Items in the Violence District and their overall value during a match.
| Tier | Item Name |
|---|---|
| S | Bandage, Aderaline Shot |
| A | Flashlight, Motion Tracker |
| B | Shadow Clone, Parrying Dagger |
| C | Gate |
| D | Twist of Fate |
S- Tier
- Bandage: Indicative of its name, the Bandage is an item that will restore one and a half bars of your health at any moment. This should be your go-to item if you love to brawl or bait the Killers for a long time to shift their focus away from the core repair team. Also, it is beneficial for newbie players who constantly lose their health.
- Aderaline Shot: If injected, the player gets a 10% speed boost for the next 10 seconds, and if you're knocked down, you can recover for 7 seconds while getting down immediately after that. Almost all the effects are helpful in every game scenario, and it is a must to have if you have very fast killers like Hidden or Slasher as opponents.
A- Tier
- Flashlight: The Flashlight tool can be aimed at the Killer's face to drop any Survivors they are holding. This is a situational tool when the Killer is repeatedly targeting a particular good Survivor on your team. It is suitable for beginners learning the ropes of the game who want to save their friends/allies.
- Motion Tracker: The Motion Tracker enables players to detect the Killer via sound and bypass all health modifiers. All you have to do is open the item, and if you hear faster beeps, the Killer is nearby; otherwise, they are far away. It is a handy item for support players or scouts who regularly track the Killer's movements.
B- Tier
- Parrying Dagger: The Parrying Dagger can be used against any aggressive Killer to trip and knock them down. It is one of those skills that rewards people when used correctly, but requires a lot of practice.
- Shadow Clone: Indicative of its name, the Shadow Clone enables players to create a clone of themselves that can run in the forward direction you were facing to fool the Killer. Though this is effective against newbie players, veteran players can easily see through the clone, making it less effective.
C- Tier
- Gate: When used, the Gate transports the player to a random location on the map far away from the Killer. The random location is what makes this ability less valuable. However, it is beneficial in the endgame scenarios when you don't have any heals and are entirely dependent on your gameplay skills to overcome the Killer.
D- Tier
- Twist of Fate: The Twist of Fate is an RNG-based item —specifically, a revolver in Violence District —that is quite effective when you are lucky. Basically, if you pull the trigger, there is a 60% chance that the revolver will deal damage, or it will take a fraction of your soul. Since there is a 40% chance of losing your health each time you use the item, it is highly unreliable, and there are many better options in this list.
How to get Items in the Violence District
To purchase an item in the Violence District, open the Store menu and go to the Survivor Section. Here, switch to the Items tab and buy any item you choose using Screws. The screws are the default currency in Violence District, which players can purchase with Robux or earn by simply playing the game.
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