Posts by Alctw10

    There were delays with another CP for a different server which has had a knock on effect with the UK update.

    I have reviewed the Mountain Rescue CP created by the DEVs and provided feedback to suit the UK server.

    It's now back with the DEVs to implement the changes before final review.

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    What do people think of making the SAR 4X4 being able to carry more than one person. A lot of lowland SAR places such as london, essex and kent use vans rather than 4x4 so would obviosuly be able to carry more people. It would also make the mission requirements easier to meet.


    As well as that maybe a control van with the 4x4 implemented as again in London they have 2 control vans but no other vehicles so unable to fill the mission requirements

    Already on the cards to suggest an uplift to carry 4 persons together with an introduction of the personnel carrier within SAR HQs.

    Afternoon all,


    Following some changes I would like introduce the Content Advisor (CA) team for the UK version.

    Lead Advisor / Developer Liaison - Alctw10

    Police Advisors - Whitchit & Chewie

    Fire Advisors - LTSim & Realjessey

    Ambulance Advisor - renalmedic

    Coastguard / Lifeboat Advisor - Mattbid08

    Adhoc / Airport Advisor - VICFire


    As always, please continue to make suggestions using the threads within the forum.

    Please also remember that all advisors are volunteers.

    I use the RRV and assign the Critical Care, it is then easier to identify
    As above, I noticed the Specialist Paramedic RRV does not (yet) have a specific trained person, so I do not use it either

    The GP is equally a duplicate of the RRV, but again it makes it easier to identify
    I tend to use this in rural locations, in between two Ambulance Stations

    There is a course called Specialist Paramedic Training, which takes 5 days to complete.

    This will give you trained personnel for the vehicle.

    Does anyone know if there planing to do any kind of update before Christmas for uk version.
    Any news on what they are working on.

    No new content apart from missions are planned for December.

    The next content pack is likely to be January however things can change.

    This appears to be the only really large paying mission out there which is a shame really. I appreciate the UK version is not trying to copy the US however there are loads of high cash missions

    This is the highest, correct. There are other missions that have large payouts.

    There are 7 missions that payout over 35k. Granted some of them are variations of the Nuclear Power Station, but not all.

    The second highest payout is Man Remote Radio Site - Prolonged Outage, which pays 40k.

    I'm in the process of refreshing the advisor team as some of the previous advisors can no longer commit, this has meant we haven't been able to put together missions like we used to.

    Whitchit joined as Police advisor yesterday and has already quickly submitted 10 missions tailored to the UK version, not huge payouts however they're great to start getting our own back out there.

    We will be turning our attention to higher payout missions soon.

    PTS vehicles have been frequently requested by the community, now they have been added with an update to how PTs occupy beds.

    We have always said that we don't want to copy the US version and instead be our own.

    The PTS vehicles are not "pointless", they offer another aspect to the medical side and allow players to alter their setups for realism, similarly to the CFR/Co-Responder vehicles, these don't have a great deal they can do but do give that UK feel and add depth to setups.

    The critical care ambulance - I take on board your point, in the area I'm from the transfers are covered by Retrieve, NEST and others.

    I appreciate other parts of the UK do not have private providers fulfil this service.

    The PT transfer missions are there to give the PTS vehicles a use.

    HEMS are always in the discussion however the DEVs can only do so much.

    The HCP admission is to reflect admissions from GP surgery or community based setting - different to an admission from Urgent Treatment Centre which could be called by differing HCPs.

    I’m really excited to see the SP-UC but I’m not sure about the way it seems to have been done.

    The job HCP Home Visit, this is not an emergency so I can’t understand how this is a call? But why is it an RRV or SP RRV requirement?

    Personally I’d have it set up so some patients require urgent care as opposed to critical care.

    And then also have the SP RRV reduce the chance of a transport request. So they can be used as they are irl to do see and treat and reduce hospital admission.

    More missions will be added for the new vehicles, they have only just been introduced.

    The HCP home visit should be able to be completed by GP car or Specialist Paramedic RRV.

    You're right, it's not an emergency but it is new content.

    The patients for HCP home visit should not need Critical Care, this was never submitted to the DEVs and if it's happening it needs to be highlighted.

    The mission needing the SP RRV already have a lower transport chance to reflect this and the future missions will have the same.

    With every CP release we expect some negativity around it (I'm talking overall on here and facebook), I would be very keen for players to message me what new content they would like to see in the game for the Ambulance side.

    You can still transport the patient, you just won't receive the bonus credits for correct department

    I agree! at the moment I have 15 Hospitals 12 of which should be Major!! Its going to take ages to get back to the Level of Hospital care I was at and tons of money to spend to get there! I no longer have any available Hospitals for some Missions until I have done the Expansions

    You no longer have any available hospitals for some missions?

    The new content has not changed existing buildings, it's given you more ways to expand with specialisations and extra beds.

    I’m happy to see the work being done on this.

    My only suggestion would be to alter the requirement to have large hospital for expansions like PPCI and Delivery Suite.

    In my region these services are provided by small hospitals who are standalone hospitals specifically for that service. E.g. a heart and chest hospital, or a women’s hospital.

    It was requested that way however the DEVs did not want to restrict it too much. They accepted that it was not realistic but believed it would be the best way for the community.