Yea
Not really an essential cosmetic change, I personally wouldn't want to see it changed.
You can do this yourself with graphics, set random ambulances up with non flashing light graphics.
Posts by Alctw10
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Maybe a random chance of blue lighting it?
So you want it to randomly decide if the unit blue lights into hospital or not?
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So if a Cat 1 needs transport it will blue light it, Cat 2 I am not sure but possibly not blue light it, Cat 3 do not blue light it Cat 4 dosent blue light it
with the current system even a cat 4 blue slights it
This is incorrect. The PT triage code does not determine the response into hospital, the PT condition does.
You may often see C4 PTs blue lighted into hospital and C1 PTs not.
In terms of responding to the calls in game, of course all the codes will show as a blue light response as that's how the graphic packs show a unit is on a call.
You can obviously change graphic packs so that units do not blue light.
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are HMCG and RNLI going to be a thing?
As TACRfan has said.
Real service names can not be used for obvious reasons.
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So exicting, will there be new units? or just updates to existing units?
Again.. We can't give specifics apart from HEMS receiving an overhaul as this was an area of concern within the community.
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I work for the ambulance service and can’t think what’s missing?
can you give us a clue?
Specific training? (Working at height/swift water?)
New vehicle? (Boat/drone?)
Can't give specifics but it will include a HEMS overhaul 👍
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I’m Desperate for the police update! any news?
Rome wasn't built in a day. Sorry to use that saying 😂
MCUK has come a very long way since the launch, updates take time and a lot of work behind the scenes that some people don't quite understand or appreciate (I was one of them before joining the team).
You also need to take into consideration the number of versions this game has which no doubt impacts on the time it takes for updates to come out.
We play the game too and want these updates just as much as the community does, we all just need to be patient.
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WE NEED A UPDATE AND SOON
If you're referring to a general game update like a content pack then please be patient.
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Back in the late 2000’s there was a program called CO19 frontline or In the line of fire (can’t remember which one) and there was a particular episode where three gang members were caught brandishing an Uzi in a nightclub and then got intercepted by some Trojan units. I loved that program so I thought I’d add the call based on one in it.
The clips circulate on YouTube every now and then.
Ah I know the clips! Guilty of watching them all myself. Need another program like it.
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We can do, this mission is a bit of an Easter egg to be honest, I’d be interested to see if anyone knows how?
Because it spawns during the day? 😂
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Aww I would like to see calls going form a c3 to a c2 or c2 to c3
Once on scene the PT code will not change as that's what's been obtained through the triage system.
The only thing that would happen from a resource arriving on scene is a backup request of either P1, P2 or P3.
Before you ask for a backup system, which would need to be timed and have different rewards to show the changes in urgency (I'm not sure if it's possible) I'd much rather welcome a C1 timer (which I've brought up before).
For example a Cardiac arrest call generates and you have 7 minutes to get an ambulance on scene for 1,000 credits, then you get bonuses of 400 for getting a responder on scene within 2 minutes etc.
I can not remember where this was left but its always at the top of my "wish list".
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It dosen't need HART? I always deploy HART there as I saw a ambulance documentry where HART AND HEMS rrv was deployed.
Not always required, many things are taken into consideration like PT condition, run time for HART, resources going and many more.
Every ambulance control room has a Trauma Desk who look for calls and assess whether advanced paramedics, HEMS etc is required. And then obviously clinicians on scene can specifically request it. But any incident which had a complex rescue or a hazardous area or even just to help with numbers, HART goes to.
I deploy resources which aren’t necessary most of the time for example a child locked in a car required a fire engine and sometimes an ambulance when realistically the police would definitely be called.
Not every ambulance control room has a trauma desk, I think that's specific to certain trusts.
Depending on area HART may be routinely dispatched however in my experience more often than not the fire service are dispatched instead.
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Yes but being realistic the careline activation call has potential to develop.
Say a person falls at home causing injury and they activate their careline. Help arrives and discover it's a bit more than a fall it could be a broken bone or the fall may have been caused by a medical event.
Other things to consider here is careline activation handled via ambulance dispatch? I know for years it was sent to local council team and now believe it is sent to a care company. Both these would send out their own staff first and/or called a next of kin, especially if they got a response from the person. If the person failed to respond it would be then phoned through to ambulance as concern for welfare and also care staff sent and/or next of kin called.
The CFR/RRV/Coresponder all could be used more within the calls we currently have. Adding these 2 calls is pointless really as creates no incentive to have any of these units just now. Why would I want to buy a unit that takes up space and can not resolve 99% of calls? I'd rather send a DCA to any call that way it covers the bases.
I'm well aware that Careline calls have the potential to develop however more often than not they do not require any ambulance for hospital admittance.
Careline activations routinely come to ambulance control, even when the careline has verbal communication with the PT.
Yes you're right, responders could be used more within the calls we currently have however the set up is not good enough for them to work properly.
You may not want to use the Responders, that's down to you.. Other members will.
With your logic you may aswell say what's the point in the CBRNe and Ambulance Control units? They're just duplicates of the fire ones.
These two missions have been introduced to create a purpose for the responders, ask the DEVs for too much it will be harder to get what's asked but ask for a bit at a time.. Then it's easier.
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Can these calls not progress? As in some cases especially the careline one could require an ambulance.
They could progress yes however I wanted to get some missions introduced purely for the Responders that we have as currently there's not anything they can deal with themselves.
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So after testing it appears that Careline Activation does not work as it should but non injury fall does.
This is because Careline Activation has a PT code of C-4 which automatically has a transport of 30% despite the mission showing 0%.
It's been requested that the DEVs change the code for careline activation to a C-3 so the 0% transport works. t is exactly that.
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I hope this is just the tip of the ice berg for RRV/CFR/FR calls.
I will put forward more calls suitable for responders when these two have been sorted out
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The two new missions were intended to have 0% transport probability so that the missions could be dealt with by a CFR, Fire Responder or RRV.
It's been reported to me by members of my alliance that this is not the case and that the missions are saying an ambulance is required.
This has been reported back to the DEVs to be rectified.
I have created this thread to keep the community up to date.
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Hi this mission has been spawning off a fire in a shopping centre even though I haven't had one in a month or so
Edit: The Fire Spawned After the smoke Inhalation
This is absolutely fine, spawning before or after the mission spawns.
No issue here as far as I'm concerned and glad to see the mission is still working as I intended 😊
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Please tell me I’m not the only one experiencing this, it drives me insane.
On mass casualty incidents with like 10 patients some requiring critical care and some also HEMS. The HEMS vehicle treats every patient that doesn’t require HEMS before treating the patients that do. This means my critical care units then are stuck on the HEMS patients and can’t treat other patients and it’s a vicious cycle.
I thought maybe this was caused by the HEMS patients being treated by critical care so HEMS prioritises other patients who are untreated but when I remove critical care units so HEMS patient are the most urgent it still happens.
I'm not sure if I can give the exact details however I will say that HEMS and CC will receive an update as part of the HART part 3 update.
