Have you also tried refreshing? I have that issue from sometimes as well. And that always seems to fix the issue. Always when my connection is slow, is when I have that issue.
Posts by EFD850
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There have been a lot of translation changes.
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I will look into this.
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Haha and here I am. My stations cost 1.3 mil now lol
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It is a problem with openstreetmap. Not the game development and something openstreetmap is going to have to fix.
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if you move them to s station temporary after a time the unit stays there but the unit is oos for manpower. Believe me I tried.. the solution was to spend 100,000 to expand the station and then 5 days to train personnel to move my command unit permanently.
You guys are talking now. There hasn't been a station move up brought to the game yet. So, the only way to move a truck from station to station is to expand and reassign that unit to the station. So, of course your personnel doesn't transfer with. What the others are talking about. Temporary unit relocations to cover a district that isn't being protected at the time due to being on a call that will take time to handle. Temporary relocations have not been implemented yet. So....
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On station move ups. The personnel assigned to that unit. Would move up with the unit as well to fill in at that station until the units on a call check back in service. So, you wouldn't lose special personnel.
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There has already been multiple post in reference to this. Place read the previous forum post and also refer to EMS Fly cars. Thanks
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You're absolutely right Axe.
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Can you please post the error code. Thanks
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Yes, it has been previously brought up before. But, always thank you for suggestions. Keep them coming! I am definitely loving how involved the community is becoming!!!
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Yes, I am having the same issues as well.
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The number one issue with this game which we all have determined. It needs to be more U.S like. If it was more realistic for the U.S. This game would be booming!
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I will forward this to the appropriate team to be considered. Not necessarily to "unit to dispatch" but maybe something...
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hi I'm from the UK and ive always found it interesting watching youtube videos of American fire trucks responding but it has always boggled me as to why you send out so many vehicles for calls that seem relatively minor it would be good if someone could give me and insight in to why this would be nice to know.
kind regards Matt
I can't speak for every fire department in the United States. But, I can atleast speak for the department I work for. I work for a farely large department. Here are my departments GOGs on responses.
Electrical Hazards, Smoke Investigations, Medical Calls, Outside Fires, Vehicle Fires - 1 Engine or 1 Ladder if Engine is OOS for 2 company stations.
Structure Fires - 1 BC, 3 Engines, 2 Ladders
High Hazard Structure Fires - 2 BCs, 3 Engines, 2 Ladders, 1 Rescue
Fire Alarms - 1 Engine, 1 Ladder
High Hazard Fire Alarms - 2 Engines, 1 Ladder
Wrecks - 1 Engine or 1 Ladder
Wrecks with Pin in/Entrapment - 1 BC, 1 Engine, 1 Ladder, 1 RescueI am sure I missed a few, but that is the basic responses.
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Yes
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In this game, it is actually the same as a heavy rescue.... There really is no difference on this game.
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Just a bit of information but Wayne County Indiana does actually have a car for a Dr to respond to major traumas. Do i think it is needed in the game, not really but like I said, I just wanted to let you know this cool fact...
Just a bit of information but Wayne County Indiana does actually have a car for a Dr to respond to major traumas. Do i think it is needed in the game, not really but like I said, I just wanted to let you know this cool fact...
Thank you, I talked to a buddy of mine on the West Coast. And they pretty much run the same as well but with a Nurse Practitioner. And yes, my point exactly. It is not needed for this game.
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yes but it would be better if we had rapid response cars so that we don't have to use up our fire engine resources which can be used for other calls
In the U.S I've never heard of a doctor or anything like that responding as rapid response vehicles. Here we have Fire Departments respond as first responders. Fire departments are going to be first on the scene 9 out of 10 times to begin patient care and determine if a transport unit is needed. If not, they will cancel the ambulance. Out in the more rural areas we have Medic Trucks, also known as Quick Response Vehicles. Which are staffed with one Paramedic and respond to calls with the ambulance. They are able to start advance care for the patient before the transport unit arrives on scene.
