I have only noticed this in recent weeks and so I think this has been introduced as part of the recent round of updates.
For the mission "EPIRB Activation (Marina)" the patients that spawn can be transported using Ambulances but the game appears to treat them like Patients spawning from a lifeboat station and so when selecting the transport request, you are unable to transport to a hospital and instead the ambulance takes the patient to a Patient/Prisoner hand-off mission at a lifeboat station, which is not ideal. This leave these assets driving all over the place sometimes and creating unncessary extra work. It also appears to make the game kinda unhappy and frequent Error 500 codes pop up
EPIRB Activation (Marina) - Transport patients
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Yep, definitely a bug that need to be fixed.
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Yes I have had this as well but also with other missions like off shore where it try’s sending a ALB straight to a hospital. Not to a hand off point.
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Somehow, this missions appears to have gotten even worse. On top of the problems listed above. Now once the mission is completed, you sometimes have to cancel all units, then re-dispatch Ambulances to then treat the patients. At which point you have to transport them to a lifeboat station instead of a hospital as outlined above. It appears the patients get stuck on any and all units assigned to the mission, instead of the ambulances.
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i know im dragging up the past but as and ongoing issue , i wonder if the developers could disable the crit care requirement as i feel that's what is causing the issue maybe?
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Do we know if any progress is being made with this? It's mightily frustrating that patients can't either be transported by the boats to a base or by ambulance straight to hospital.
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Do we know if any progress is being made with this? It's mightily frustrating that patients can't either be transported by the boats to a base or by ambulance straight to hospital.
I will highlight this with the DEVs, likely to not be looked at until after the festive period though.
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