It just says things like (cut, body part) each injury has a specific way to heal it
The only game I can relate this to would be Fallout: New Vegas, having a similar system of general healing or specific healing would be cool. If there was even a server setting that enabled basic or advanced healing. Basic would just be medkit and done, where advanced would be bandaging limbs, injecting morphine to remove pain effects, and setting splints or casts for broken limbs, much like the Arms 3 ACE medical system
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its simular to escape from tarkov, and i like that healingsystem
Escape from Unturned II
xD
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lol i ment that the healing system in EFT was good not that unturned ll should be full copy of EFT xD, or was it just a joke i cant tell XXD
If this is to be implemented what would warrant the playerâs death in a balanced manner?
Assuming only body parts essential for the sustenance of life are the exceptions to what would result in a playerâs death: Iâm certain nobody wants to have to shoot an enemyâs arm an infinite amount of times without them winding up dead, something which I donât think the community would like; extrapolate here?
On the topic of âshooting an enemyâs arm an infinite amount of timesâ, the addition of this feature would also call for medical items which would be mandatory for the treatment of certain wounds.
Here are some:
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Tourniquets
A tourniquet is a device used to cut off blood circulation in a limb, in case somebodyâs limb is bleeding severely to prevent death from critical bleeding.
Tourniquets arenât popular with civilian usage due to the possibility of necrosis in the affected limb. However, in tactical applications they are commonly used as proper aid can take a very long time to arrive and wounds are severe. -
Chest Seal
A dressing applied to wounds which have pierced the victimâs lung.
The chest seal prevents air from coming in the chest cavity and collapsing the lung, while allowing air to come out.
Because bullets tend to have an exit wound: you may need two. -
Hemostatic agents
Hemostats are agents used to stem bleeding on a molecular level, made for wounds too severe for a pressure bandage, but cannot be treated with a tourniquet due to their location.
Hemostats are difficult to remove from wounds, complicating later treatments, while being slower to apply than a tourniquet.
Hemostats come in different forms, such as: gauze, pure powder, syringe injectors, and sponges. These all work just as well as the others. -
Pressure bandages
Pressure bandages are specialized bandages used to apply pressure to a wound, stemming bleeding by collapsing veins.
Normally used in serious bleeding cases which do not warrant a tourniquet or hemostatic agent. -
Chest decompression needles
Sometimes a chest wound will allow air to go inside the chest cavity when inhaling, while not allowing air to come out when exhaling. This causes air to build up in the chest cavity, deflating and collapsing the lung, this severe condition requires immediate attention.
To relieve this condition a needle has to be punched through the patientâs chest allowing the pressurized air to be relieved.
If the user doesnât have the experience required to use it: results may be fatal. -
Gloves
Gloves prevent your patient from getting infected by your hands while also protecting you from and blood-borne diseases they may have. -
Nasal and oral airways
An airway is a tube inserted nasally/orally into the patientâs airways, forcing them to stay open. If the patient goes unconscious, thereâs a high chance their airways close shut and they asphyxiate. -
Disinfectants
This one is obvious.
Of course there are more, but I felt I just needed to get some of the more major ones down.
Despite the fact thereâs more to say: I wonât say any more.
Iâd say tourniquets make sense as a simple way to stop bleeding, which can be crafted from common cloth, but would lack the ability to aid in healing or prevent infection that a proper bandage crafted from sanitized cloth would have.
Iâd be fine with specialized medical supplies for chest wounds, but Iâm not sure so many are needed, especially since Nelson has said this:
Realism for the sake of realism is bad. For example organ-specific damage: nobody is intentionally aiming for your lungs, so it comes down to random bad luck that you suddenly canât breath.
Gloves have been confirmed as a clothing slot in 4.X, and the ability for clothing to impact stats has been confirmed as well, so gloves that remove the risk of infection from treating an injury could be implemented, but Iâm not sure Iâd want a mechanic where you could get infected because someone else was healing you.
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Not sure if it should go to such deep detail, but some of the items you mentioned here seem plausible.
Itâs not as much ârealism for the sake of realismâ as much as it is realism for the sake of greater difficulty in survival. In real life nobody is aiming for your lungs either, Nelson. It may be bad luck but hey, thatâs just the way it is (if you arenât willing to view it from any other standpoint).
Although aiming for certain organs is important to people like hunters because of the amount of time they get to make a shot and as not to damage the product, the same goes for humans. Humans can also die faster due to the location in which theyâre shot making it easier for an enemy to kill an opponent if they know where to shoot. In the end: luck isnât absolute.
Itâs not like everybody in the world knows exactly where they will get shot and what they need to patch it up, like Nelsonâs example implies.
But if he feels that way then hey, itâs his game and thatâs just the way it is. [2]
And although the obvious nature: while healing yourself you also get your hands in/on your own wounds. So rather not a mechanic where you get âinfected because someone else was healing youâ but rather a mechanic where anybody who operates on a wound without the proper equipment results in a lesser quality treatment.
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