Borrowed Time

Summary

When you unhook another Survivor, their Endurance and Haste effects after the unhook last significantly longer.

In-game description

You are fuelled with an unexpected energy when saving an ally from a hook.

Effect

Whenever you unhook another Survivor, they benefit from the following effects:

Extends the duration of the Endurance Status Effect by 6/8/10 seconds to 16/18/20 seconds.
- Endurance is cancelled prematurely when performing a Conspicuous Action of any kind.
Extends the duration of the Haste Status Effect by +10 seconds to 20 seconds.

Quote

Probably stings like hell, but it ain't gonna kill ya. Up and at 'em soldier. Time to move!

— Bill Overbeck

Borrowed Time Mini Guide

Borrowed Time mini guide: chase-driven usage with explicit activation, pairing, and correction rules.

Whenever you unhook another Survivor , they benefit from the following effects: Extends the duration of the Endurance Status Effect by 6 / 8 / 10 seconds to 16 / 18 / 20 seconds .
Practical effect: Whenever you unhook another Survivor , they benefit from the following effects: Extends the duration of the Endurance Status Effect by 6 / 8 / 10 seconds to 16 / 18 / 20 seconds .
Tier values shown: 6 / 8 / 10 / 16
Treat activation timing as the core skill check for this perk, then build around reliable follow-up value.

First phase: force one clean trigger before committing to risky tempo lines.
Mid phase: convert triggers into objective or survival stability.
If two trigger windows are missed: fallback to your safest baseline pattern and re-enter later.
Role: Survivor (167 perks in role pool)

Common throw: Playing this perk as passive value and never routing around its trigger.
Corrective line: Choose one match phase where this perk is your primary decision anchor, then pivot after conversion.
Character: Bill Overbeck
Chapter context: 3.5: Left Behind
Tag set: Hook, Endurance, Haste, Unhook, Team, Anti Tunnel, Anti Camp
Bloodpoint focus: Survival, Altruism