HUSH Roblox Stats Guide: Skills and Leveling Progression

Character stats in HUSH level up through repetitive in-raid actions, dividing skills into fast passives like Endurance, Aim, Strength, and Looting, alongside slower grinds including Reload, First Aid, Melee, and Sneak.

Skill Categories and Leveling Speed

Stat progression in Blue Code Studios' extraction shooter depends entirely on player behavior inside a raid. Certain skills increase naturally during routine scavenging, while others require intentional, repetitive tasks or risky playstyles.

Players running standard extraction routes level the first four attributes far ahead of the others. Preparing a balanced loadout through a beginner guide helps manage these demands early in Stillwater.

Fast Stat Progression: Endurance, Aim, Strength, and Looting

Endurance builds automatically whenever a character sprints. Running until stamina depletes advances the stat bar, and consuming items like cola accelerates stamina recovery cycles to keep training continuous during long traversals across the map.

Aim advances because the majority of firearm engagements require aiming down sights. Hip fire remains situational for point-blank encounters against infected, meaning aimed weapon handling accounts for roughly 90% of combat time in standard raids. Equipping suitable guns outlined in the weapons guide ensures steady target practice while managing noise.

Strength determines inventory weight thresholds. A starting survivor operates with a standard carry limit of 32 kg, while full Strength progression expands that limit up to 47 kg before the overload state triggers. Even after surpassing 47 kg, characters retain the ability to run until carried weight reaches approximately 56 to 60 kg, where sprinting becomes entirely disabled.

Looting levels up continuously due to the high volume of container searches in every match. Increasing Looting grants a chance to trigger an extra item drop during searches, indicated by the Sharp eyes notification when inspecting cabinets, desks, and crates. Transferring excess materials between raids ties directly into hideout stash management to prevent lost hauls.

Slow Skills: Sneak, Reload, First Aid, and Melee

Sneak remains the slowest skill for players who prioritize speedruns. Because sprinting speeds up extraction times, crouching to avoid sound detection rarely receives enough active hours to progress steadily. Raising Sneak requires deliberately crawling through areas occupied by Listeners or other sound-sensitive infected.

Reload increases strictly by cycling magazines and inserting fresh ammunition into firearms. Because ammunition is limited and shots attract surrounding hordes, players rarely spend extended periods reloading during a single run, causing this stat to lag behind movement skills.

First Aid requires recovering from bodily trauma. Healing damage from infected bites or gunshots advances the skill, but deliberate training carries severe penalties:

• Gunshots inflict fractures that impair movement and require specialized splints.
• Bites carry a high risk of infection, marked by blurred screen edges that demand immediate Antiviral treatment.

Melee increases damage output with blades and blunt weapons like the Crowbar. While useful for silent kills, armored enemies like Riot cops and stage bosses act as damage sponges, taking substantial time to eliminate. Even with higher Melee levels, higher difficulties like those found after the nightmare mode unlock still require multiple strikes with heavier weapons such as the axe.