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Iron Elbow (Endless Swinging)
"Swing all day. Your arm has filed no complaints."
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How do I install Iron Elbow (Endless Swinging)?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Iron Elbow (Endless Swinging) for Bills Must Be Paid in one click.
</>What does Iron Elbow (Endless Swinging) do?
Every run in Bills Must Be Paid is really a stamina timer. Iron Elbow removes it. Leave the dial at zero and stamina simply never falls. Prefer a softer touch? Slide it up and you keep a slower, gentler drain, so runs still end eventually but you get a lot longer to build a combo. Your stamina meter also stays topped up while this is on, so a run that started badly can be rescued. Turn it off and the normal drain comes straight back.
</>What is Iron Elbow (Endless Swinging)?
Every run in Bills Must Be Paid is really a stamina timer, and Iron Elbow takes the timer off the wall. Leave the dial at zero and stamina simply never falls; slide it up and you keep a gentler drain, so runs still end but you get far longer to build a combo. It also keeps your meter topped up while it is on. From ProjectMods, the community-first PC mod manager for 400+ games.
</>Common questions about Iron Elbow (Endless Swinging)
What does Iron Elbow do in Bills Must Be Paid?
Iron Elbow stops your stamina bar from draining in Bills Must Be Paid, which is the thing that actually ends a run in this game. Instead of swinging until you are spent and watching the run close out on you, you keep going for as long as you feel like smashing. A Stamina Drain slider lets you soften the effect instead of removing it, and while the mod is on your current stamina is also kept topped up to its maximum. Turn the master switch off and the game's normal drain comes straight back, ending runs exactly as it always did.
How does stamina normally end a run?
In Bills Must Be Paid you do not have health and nothing can kill you, so the only thing standing between you and an infinite run is the stamina bar. Every swing costs a little, the bar empties, and when it does the run stops and your total is banked, which is why long combos are hard to hold together. Iron Elbow removes that ceiling. With it on, the stamina bar stops being the clock, and the length of a run becomes a decision you make rather than one the bar makes for you. Everything else about the run behaves exactly as normal.
What does the Stamina Drain slider do?
The Iron Elbow Stamina Drain slider decides how much stamina still drains, written as a percentage of normal. Set it to 0 and the bar never falls at all in Bills Must Be Paid, which is the endless version. Set it to 50 and stamina drains half as fast, so runs still end eventually but you get roughly twice as long to work with. Anything in between gives you a dial rather than a switch, which is handy if you like the pressure of a timer but find the stock one too tight. If you want to keep the shape of the game rather than remove it, somewhere between 30 and 60 is a good place to start.
Can Iron Elbow rescue a run that is nearly out of stamina?
Yes. As well as stopping the drain, Iron Elbow keeps your current stamina topped up to its maximum while it is switched on, so a run in Bills Must Be Paid that started badly or that you left idling on an empty bar comes straight back to full. You do not need to wait for the run to end and start a fresh one. That makes it useful as a mid-session rescue as much as a permanent setting: flip it on when a promising combo is about to die with an almost empty bar, and carry on from where you were.
Why leave a slower drain instead of removing it completely?
Because the end of a run is where Bills Must Be Paid banks what you earned, and some players want that beat to still exist. Leaving Stamina Drain partway up keeps the rhythm of runs and totals intact while giving you long enough to actually build a serious combo, which is the part the stock stamina bar tends to cut short. Setting it to zero instead turns the game into an open-ended smashing session with no timer at all. Iron Elbow supports both, and the slider means you can move between them mid-session without reloading anything.
What options does Iron Elbow (Endless Swinging) include?
Stamina Drain
How fast stamina drains, as a percentage of normal. 0 means it never drains at all; 50 means it drains half as fast; 100 is the normal game speed.
Enabled
Master switch. Turn it off to go straight back to the normal game. Stamina goes back to normal immediately.
Iron Elbow is a ProjectMods mod for Bills Must Be Paid that stops your stamina bar draining, so a run never ends from exhaustion, with a slider to keep a slower drain if you still want runs to end eventually.
System Requirements
What features does Iron Elbow (Endless Swinging) include?
- Stops stamina draining entirely, so a run ends when you decide it does
- Keeps your stamina topped up while it is on, which rescues a run that started badly
- Slide the drain back up for a slower, gentler timer instead of none at all
- Restores the normal stamina drain the moment you switch it off
Best For
- Building the longest combo you can without the meter cutting the chain off halfway through
- Players chasing a personal best total who keep running out of arm before running out of piggies
- Trying a freshly maxed skill tree and wanting a long enough run to actually feel the difference
- A run that opened with a terrible stretch and would normally be written off as a loss
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