Difference between revisions of "A3 Legacy Medical Information"

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Introduction: Staying Healthy in the Mission

What you have:

2 Bandages, nothing else.
You don't get morphine, epi, or blood.

What if I Need Morphine? IF you need morphine, blood, or more fabric to stuff in your wounds, you need to ask your nearest leader to put you in contact with a medic. Medics carry all injectors and other accoutrements, so if you find yourself needing these things in mission, you'll need to get a medic to help you.

What if I find morphine? Unless shit has gone so magnificently sideways that you're throwing bandages instead of grenades, you shouldn't be picking up medical supplies from enemies. The sole motivation for this policy is to make medics useful. Initially, it may seem like a pain in your ass to go find a medic every time you're in pain, but overall it leads to everyone having more fun if everyone has a job to do. Admins can check your inventory, and although they won't do it often, it would be prudent not to pick that stuff up unless you very quickly want to find yourself being part of the next respawn wave.

CCPs and their role in respawn waves CCP stands for casualty collection point. Essentially, in real world terms, a CCP serves as a forward triage center. Typically deployed and staffed by combat medics, CCPs are where people arrive for and leave the battle.

In our case CCPs serve as safe locations for the deployment of reinforcements, the treatment of heavily wounded individuals, and as regular regroup/fallback points (especially in defense missions). Respawn waves are requested by medics at the CCP using ACE interaction, and they are granted (or not granted) by administrators.

ACE Settings

Drop downs
screenshot

ACE Interaction

Self Interact
Dragging/Carrying
CCP Interactions

Role of Medics in Game

Blood transfusions
Stays alive so you don't have to
Morphine/Epinephrine
CCP placement/usage

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 ==Introduction: Staying Healthy in the Mission==
-*your medical accoutrements
-*looting policy
+'''What you have:'''
-*CCPs and their role in respawn waves
+*2 Bandages, nothing else.
+*You don't get morphine, epi, or blood.
+'''What if I Need Morphine?'''
+IF you need morphine, blood, or more fabric to stuff in your wounds, you need to ask your nearest leader to put you in contact with a medic. Medics carry all injectors and other accoutrements, so if you find yourself needing these things in mission, you'll need to get a medic to help you.
+'''What if I ''find'' morphine?'''
+Unless shit has gone so magnificently sideways that you're throwing bandages instead of grenades, you shouldn't be picking up medical supplies from enemies. The sole motivation for this policy is to make medics useful. Initially, it may seem like a pain in your ass to go find a medic every time you're in pain, but overall it leads to everyone having more fun if everyone has a job to do. Admins can check your inventory, and although they won't do it often, it would be prudent not to pick that stuff up unless you very quickly want to find yourself being part of the next respawn wave.
+'''CCPs and their role in respawn waves'''
+CCP stands for casualty collection point. Essentially, in real world terms, a CCP serves as a forward triage center. Typically deployed and staffed by combat medics, CCPs are where people arrive for and leave the battle.
+In our case CCPs serve as safe locations for the deployment of reinforcements, the treatment of heavily wounded individuals, and as regular regroup/fallback points (especially in defense missions). Respawn waves are requested by medics at the CCP using ACE interaction, and they are granted (or not granted) by administrators.
 ==ACE Settings==
 *Drop downs