This happens because of the amount of data being transfered between client and server. It has to then get routing information for all those units, send that data back and update the server with what it's doing too.
As mentioned if you send it smaller bulks it'll manage better. I'm not sure if the bottleneck is the MC servers or the routing API.
If you are buying stations rapidly, the price goes up even more. After a few days the price might go down until it meets a minimum amount.
Yeah where it lists your units it will select them from the top. Before you dispatch just thought it’s worth looking on that right hand side to see what each units eta is.
When you zoom to that location on the map, check it on Open Street Maps; does the road there have a name etc in place?
In the UK no emergency service would go to someone locked out of their car or house. Unless someone was inside was at risk.
This would be down to the driver/owner calling an automotive locksmith or usually those who have a recovery service would seek help from them.
Not an emergency, so we don’t deal with it in that way.
Are you using alarm and response regulations? If so, before sending check what ETA’s each unit has in the list to see what they say.
There’s an animal incident in game already but we don’t plan on adding non-emergency resources regarding animals currently.
Regarding addresses, I think is how OSM is configured. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t.
A small wildfire can be rather small and contained east where as a field fire often is more open space and can spread rather rapidly.
This needs to be posted on the games own forum - https://forum.leitstellenspiel.de/
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Depends if we’re talking maliciously placed device or a WWII unexploded device.
The former would be a large response. The latter would be 1 car, maybe increased if a cordon needed to be put on. EOD, in the UK, attend from the military but they’re only based in 2-3 locations across the UK.
We generally go on the basis that world war devices if they’ve not gone off in the last 70+ years, they’re unlikely to go off if left in situ awaiting EOD.
I know in America it’s a bit different and is a type of unit we have on our list.
Haha that made me chuckle. No problem.
We've not been able to reproduce this error currently. Are all patients definitely being transported? Some might be treated and cleared at scene.
Those transported appear in the vehicle as Patient: A.Name etc.
In the UK we only go emergency grade if the person is listed as high risk victim, a disturbance was heard or something suggests to the calltaker something is not right.
Most are misdialled by a child, or in error.
Are you still having issues?
Sebastian forced the ending of all of the old versions of the mission that was bugged. This is likely why it's in your logs.
Does pressing Ctrl + F5 resolve the issue at all? Seems like a browser caching issue I would think.
In the UK the military would only get involved in an incident on a national scale. A HAZMAT incident confined to a particular area would sufficiently be managed by Ambulance, Fire and Police through JESIP.
Once an account it is deleted, all information associated to it is removed.
If a user specifically asks for their account to be deleted via the application it would be against data legislation in most countries to continue keeping it stored.
They’re not needed in urban environment reasons which is what a lot of calls are based upon. If you’ve got hydrants you don’t need one.
We will consider calls it might be needed for in future updates.
