Planned mission?
1 pump for 10k?
Got to be a mistake, right?
Planned mission?
1 pump for 10k?
Got to be a mistake, right?
I dunno if you've noticed but, in the UK game, all these missions are from a Clinic to a Hospital.
I'm aware that it's different in the other games.
Some suggestions;
Hi on the US version the game doesn't need a road unit on the UK game it does if the UK game didn't need a road unit then it would be way more worth it
But then who would carry the bags?
anyone have YAS station list
I like UKFireStations.co.uk but it is out of date to varying degrees in a lot of places, but it will give you a realistic fleet.
Ambulance fleets are a lot harder as the number of resources deployed from any given station generally varies day-to-day (i.e. more trucks will be on the road on a Monday afternoon than a Thursday morning) and very much by staffing. In some Trusts, ambulances move around; a specific truck might be based in Norwich, go off for a service and be sent back on the run at, say, Bury St Edmunds the next week.
WhatDoTheyKnow is your friend, but, having tried to do this over the last two years in MC, you won't find a published fleet list that is consistent between the different services.
"In Armed Vehicles" not "armoured".
I disagree with the idea that this is a duplicate. Multiple seizures (occurring to the same patient) is a different call to a single prolonged seizure or a single regular seizure. The calls are very likely based on realism and I’d definitely not want to miss out on missions because they sound similar and one or two players don’t like that they look similar.
They'd both code as 18D2.
FWIW, the treatment algorithm (both pre- & in-hospital) is the same.
As a C/A for another platform i will just put my 2 cents in. Its really hard sometimes to come up with ideas every week ( and if we dont the devs do it for us) and not every mission can be some epic resources sucker either. Its not an easy job, most of us wear other hats too and have jobs and lives outside the game to boot.
I know you have heard it all before but believe it or not there's at least one platform that doesn't get any love in any capacity at all and wont be until the membership bases increases significantly.
There are about a dozen single casualty medical jobs in the mission suggestion thread, none of which are a simple repetition of last month's new mission
And the MET use them extensively on borough for street duties.
Name/Type of Mission: Drink Spiked
Units Required: 1 police car
POI Required: Bar / Nightclub
Patients: 1
Prisoners: 0
Credit Reward: 600
Scheduled Mission, 30min Duration
Name/Type of Mission: Statement
Units Required: 1 police car
POI Required: None
Patients: 0
Prisoners: 0
Credit Reward: 300
Scheduled Mission, 2hr Duration
Name/Type of Mission: Project Servator Patrol
Units Required: 6 Police Cars, 1DSU, 1 PSU, 9 Level 2 Officers,
POI Required: Airport Terminal / Train Station (Long Distance)
Patients: 0
Prisoners: 0-2
Credit Reward: 1800
Scheduled mission, 1 hr duration
Name/Type of Mission: Community Engagement
Units Required: 1 Police Car OR 1 Ambulance OR 1 fire engine
POI Required: School
Patients: 0
Prisoners: 0
Credit Reward: 600
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Do you think it possible that the typo in the Scalded by Hot Liquid mission could be fixed?
If the game allowed, which I'm sure it wont, I'd like to see this as an option to replace the dogs for every mildly irritated person job.
Has anyone actually tried this feature?
I've done a very small number of MIU to MTC transfers.
I've done many more TU to MTC (often ground transfer tho). And increasingly we're having HEMS being used to transfer for stroke thrombectomy.
Shouldn't the patient (prolonged sezuire) require neurology hospital department rather then (just presuming as that's what the base seizure does require)
Nah, just take 'em to the local. They'll be discharged with telephone follow-up...
(...or a psych referral)