Shoes

Shoes are a type of footwear featured in The Last Stand: Union City and are a type of gear in The Last Stand: Dead Zone.

The Last Stand: Union City

They are only cosmetic items in this game. They come in Black and Brown, and are similar in appearance to Sneakers, but without striping.

The Last Stand: Dead Zone

In this game, they have become a type of gear, which provides benefits to the survivor that equips them.

Description

Appropriate apocalyptic footwear.

Background

Whether you're running from a horde or hiking your way through debris and wreckage, a good pair of shoes can be worth more than a working firearm; which will serve you little if you're forced to traipse painfully across an infested landscape.

Effect

Increases movement speed by a percentage, depending on the Shoes' level.

Variants can also alter health by a percentage.

How to Obtain

• It can be scavenged during level 2+ missions.
• A Level 2 Training version can be purchased for 20 Fuel at the Fuel Trading Post.
• A Level 7 New Running version can be purchased for 110 Fuel at the Fuel Trading Post.
• A Level 15 Sturdy Running version can be purchased for 230 Fuel at the Fuel Trading Post.
• Can be crafted.

Available Conditions

• Dress, which increases movement speed by 1%.
• New, which increases movement speed by 1%.
• Training, which increases movement speed by 3.5%.
• Running, which increases movement speed by 5%.
• Sturdy, which increases health by 2.5%.
• Work, which increases health by 5%.
• Old, which decreases movement speed by 2%.
• Damaged, which decreases movement speed by 2.5%.
• Ruined, which decreases health by 5%.

Subtypes

Some conditions available for the base type are also available for subtypes.

• Boots: Specialised boots designed for Police and Military.

Tactics

Shoes are not particularly useful to many classes, since most survivors are already fairly quick on their feet. Their best use is to counteract the Fighter's low speed, allowing them to move quickly into advantageous positions.

They can also be useful on the survivor tasked with scavenging on a mission- typically a Scavenger; the increased movement speed can speed up scavenging by letting them move from item to item faster. However, this is generally not as effective as using Hand Wraps or Gloves.

Shoes can also be useful in large locations, where it can be necessary to have your survivors cover great distances quickly in order to get into position.

Training variant

Work variant

Dress variant

Boots subtype