So to reiterate above, always stick with your team and be sure to communicate your movements if you're wanting to explore new areas.
Wondering off alone is almost always a guaranteed death sentence. Whether it's taking down enemies together, sharing upgrades and supplies, or even something as simple as exploring, the way in work your team works together will ultimately determine how well your team survives during each game. Communication is the key to your team's success in Back 4 Blood. No matter the situation, a toolkit should always take priority. Toolkits are a must, especially if you plan on exploring secret areas! So when your team is restocking supplies, make sure at least one teammate has a toolkit on hand. Don't overlook the benefits of stacking a few increased stamina or ammo cards, especially when first starting out, as being able to outrun or mow down hordes longer can be essential to survival. Knowing of an enemy's location before you have the chance to visually spot them can really be a game-changer to how your team approach certain situations going forward. Have your sounds turned up, as listening for audio cues such as sleeping noises and retching can really provide your team with the upper hand. It will deplete by one point every couple of seconds until it's all gone. 
Blue health, which is obtained primarily by using pain killers, can heal trauma damage, but it's only temporary health. To fix trauma damage you have to find a first aid station, which are typically locked behind supply caches that require a tool kit to open. Black and red damage is known as trauma damage and cannot be healed by normal means. Solid red damage can be healed by bandages and medkits. Take note of the different types of damage that Back 4 Blood has to offer. Looking for something in particular? Click the links below to jump to. Essential Tips and Tricks for Getting Started in Back 4 Blood
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