Training Centres - QoL improvements needed

  • As the game continues to add more and more aspects, the number of courses keeps increasing and it has started to create a major QoL/UX problem in my opinion. The "select course" drop down is a confusing mess.

    There is no order, or logical progression within this list, and anyone that isnt confident to the game is going to get a bit overwhelmed fast in knowing what training they need and what training they dont. Now, I have to give a bit of credit where credit is due and say it is in largely alphabetical order, which is a lot better than it could be (see map filter suggestion) but I dont think this is the correct approach for this list, instead, I think they need to be grouped by extension, with a small sub title.


    So instead the list would be ordered something like:


    Base

    Dog Handling
    Roads Policing Officer
    Firearms
    Drone Operator
    Police Sergeant
    Police Inspector
    Police Aviation


    Public Order

    Level 1 Public Order
    Level 2 Public Order
    Police Medic (I think at least its PO only?)
    Mounted

    Railway

    Railway Policing
    Mobile Operations Management

    Bomb Disposal

    Bomb Disposal
    EOD Commander
    Marine Bomb Disposal


    That kind of formatting, with smaller sub titles, would go a long way to making sure the list was consistant, and when new courses, for new aspects are added (such as Airport Policing, Marine Policing, CID, Rural, etc etc) that its as easy as possible to find the desired training.

    SARs can likewise be grouped by:

    Lifeboats
    Coastguard
    S&R
    MRT

    Ambulance for a "realistic" configuration:


    Ambulance (by extension):

    Base

    Critical Care
    Tactical Command

    HART

    HART

    Mass Cassaulty

    SORT
    Ambulance Officer

    General Practioner

    Midewifery
    Specialist paramedic

    Fire:

    Base
    Airports
    Railway

    Though, it should be noted that neither the Amublance nor Fire schools are that bad currently

    Edited 7 times, last by Morvran (July 28, 2026 at 3:03 PM).

  • I agree with you because I have a hard time trying to get the right training for a specific unit. I like the idea behind it, but how easily could it be pushed out? Also could you make it so that the trainings that are the same i.e dog handling for the search and rescue and the police to be able to be trained under the same academy?

  • I agree with you because I have a hard time trying to get the right training for a specific unit. I like the idea behind it, but how easily could it be pushed out?

    Id be surprised if adding that kind of sub-title in the list would be that hard. Only really a beginner when it comes to coding, but im sure its possible.

    Also could you make it so that the trainings that are the same i.e dog handling for the search and rescue and the police to be able to be trained under the same academy?

    Those are probably very very different "courses" per say, and I could see them wanting to keep it different for each.

    Though Drone Operator would be one that I do wonder if it could be combined (fire, police and SAR all have their own Drone courses)



  • Though Drone Operator would be one that I do wonder if it could be combined (fire, police and SAR all have their own Drone courses)

    The critical care training can be given to lifeboats, from the medical academy - and its not avaliable within the SAR academy, so I make the assumption merging courses like this possible


    Id like to suggest something different though for ambulance grouping

    Specialist-Frontline

    Critical Care

    Specialist Paramedic

    Midwife


    HART-SORT


    HART

    SORT

    Tactical Command

    Ambulance Officer*

    * Ambulance officer could go in either as I use them for operational mangers, even in places without Mass Cass Equipment or CBRN units, but it makes sense to group alike extentions

  • The critical care training can be given to lifeboats, from the medical academy - and its not avaliable within the SAR academy, so I make the assumption merging courses like this possible

    Yep, definetly would make sense. Though didnt even realise that Fire could get drones until I went looking for this post :D

    That is definetly a better grouping than mine. Though I was semi-going by extension. Build an extension/building (i.e mass cass or HART base) and you see what courses you'll need for it listed together. But that only works cleanly for Police and SARs though because something like SORT is both Mass Cass and base.

  • Reference combining drone training, the sar & fire may be similar (I have no specialist knowledge there) but police drone training will be significantly different as they operate at multiple tiers, including surveillance, firearms incidents and counter-drone operations on top of regular search, monitoring and thermal imaging duties.

  • I never even thought about some of the uses police have for drones until you just said it. I definitely agree with you after reading your comment that police should be separate from the others. I know fire can use them instead of a helicopter or handheld IFR camera on fires to look for hot spots, but besides that I'm not sure. What about EMS, couldn't they use drones to help them find a patient who is lost in the woods for example?

  • I never even thought about some of the uses police have for drones until you just said it. I definitely agree with you after reading your comment that police should be separate from the others. I know fire can use them instead of a helicopter or handheld IFR camera on fires to look for hot spots, but besides that I'm not sure. What about EMS, couldn't they use drones to help them find a patient who is lost in the woods for example?

    Searching for lost persons is for Police or Search and Rescue, not EMS.

  • I never even thought about some of the uses police have for drones until you just said it. I definitely agree with you after reading your comment that police should be separate from the others. I know fire can use them instead of a helicopter or handheld IFR camera on fires to look for hot spots, but besides that I'm not sure. What about EMS, couldn't they use drones to help them find a patient who is lost in the woods for example?

    At this point, I have to ask, is there any point to removing / merging courses, it would be more confusing then anything. Simple filters, or better grouping is all thats needed imo!

  • Alctw10 July 29, 2026 at 9:52 AM

    Closed the thread.

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