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You will be happy to know, they released pictures for a UN Peace Keeper ballistic helmet. :D

So, in a teamspeak conversation, me and a friend have thought of an amazing idea! I will put radios throughout the map, in high pop. locations and whatnot. Then me and my friends will hideout within a certain distance of each radio, and broadcast music, announcements and SoS calls! Basicly, we will have a radio-relay, all broadcasting to eachother, and the next broadcasts to another radio. ...I may even have special guests on the radio, if you happen to run up on our server, call in and tell me the password: "Chigglefig"

With the newest updates, they have put an anti combat logging system. If you log out, your character will sit down and do nothing for 30 seconds.

CPR wouldn't necessarily work for a heat attack if said person if fibrillating, however it can assist with the lack of oxygen as a result of fibrillation.

Yes, leg breaking is a little overpowered at the moment... But it isn't too bad. Decreased mobility can be fixed by a morphine or splint.

You forgot possibly the people of the DayZ community who give the most, the unspoken heroes of DayZ... The medic! DayZ medics know every bit of medical information, and it is not in their best interest to kill. The medic's contribution has gone so far, there is an entire subreddit devoted to emergency medical situations. (http://www.reddit.com/r/redditrescueforce) The brave medics of the DayZ community will go out of their way to drop everything and assist. Medics do not engage unless engaged, but are lethal and organized. Medics are shot, stabbed, poisoned, deffibed, ffibbed, overdosed, broken legs, and many many other various injuries all in the name of science. Medics try their hardest. Medics never give up. Medics do no harm.

Because you weren't thinking with a maneuver element mentality. Every individual is a maneuver elements, and these elements make up the unit or squad. You are responsible not only for yourself, but for every other maneuver element. Every individual must be vigilante. Every individual must care for the other individual. And that is why things go wrong, you were thinking as individuals instead of a collected unit.

The human kindness of a medic knows no bounds, friend. (i.e, sprinting to the NWAF to kill three bandits and revive your patient). If you think about yourself first and foremost in any situation, you and your squad will die. You must think of you, your squad, and how every individual operates within said squad. If you favor one life over another, the squad will fall apart.

The feels of that story... That DayZ'd me.

On behalf of the entire medical community, I direct you to a place of sanctuary and redemption. Here, you may seek the aid of many professional doctors, combat lifesavers, and all-around medics like myself. They will aid you for no cost, given you listen to them. http://www.reddit.com/r/redditrescueforce Also, I shall enlighten you! There are more options than morphine or suicide. In the current build, sticks and rags can be used to make a splint. This will set the bone, allowing for at least limited mobility. Splints are often used in combat situations, to get an injured unit in fighting condition.

Cant quote, on mobile. Anywho, I said the thread contained collected information from the RRF and talented medics like Merino. in case anyone else would like to fail to read DISCLAIMER most of this work is not my own. It is the collected information from the ENTIRE medic community.

To have over 5k shock, it would have to be a very traumatic accident. This could include breaking your legs and being shot, but I don't have exact numbers on this. Testing is needed.

What likely happened wasn't a hear attack. I am guessing he didn't follow Well Fed William's Rules of Healthy Survival! 1. Eat all of the food you find, when you find it. Save only two cans for patients. 2. Drink as much water as possible whenever you can. Being a DayZ glutton is ok and even encouraged. When you eat food, it is digested into energy. So it doesn't matter when you eat it. So if you have a lot of energy and water, you will regenerate health naturally. Most likely, he A. Didn't feed himself enough, and thus in his hardened DayZ life, started taking damage. His screen began to get blurry as he lost health, and thinking it was a bug disables the option in video. He likely thought he was fine and just needed blood, so tried to attack the zombie. or B. Did not protect his head, and was hit very hard by the zombie directly in the cranium, spiking his shock levels WAAAAAAAY above his blood level, giving him a very severe heart attack. He would be dead in minutes without medical personal on standby.

It's all about being cautious. Being a medic isn't just patching wounds and being friendly. It's a tactical job of vigilance, and it's deadly dangerous with a good chance of death. On my second rescue, me and two other medics formed up a squad. We passed through Electro, and were ambushed. 11 confirmed kills later, we sprint out of electro with brand-spankin' new saline bags as the coastal cuties in the city looted their bodies.

10 medics...? WHAT IS THIS BLASHPHEMY?! My good man, I kindfully direct you to our sanctuary. http://www.reddit.com/r/redditrescueforce

It can be, depending on your playing style. If you're a bandit, that likes to sprint down the coast and shoot newspawns... I can imagine it not being fun when one punches you in the head, putting you into shock and thus a heart attack. HOWEVER. If you play as a medic, this will be INSANELY fun.

Shock happens with a set chance when you take damage. This has a higher or lower chance, depending on how much damage is dealt. (low for zombies, high for gunshot wounds). You can lose as much blood as you want, it doesn't correlate to shock levels. However, if shock levels go ABOVE blood levels, your heartbeat fibulates, and you are knocked unconscious. At that point, the best course of action is a defibulator, NOT an epi-pen. Epi pens can be used during heart attacks however, because it puts an increased amount of adrenaline into the bloodstream. This increases heartrate and could jump-start the muscles.

From personal experience, this seems like it would be legit. Say your shock value spikes above your blood level. This would increase your heart rate, fibbing you or possibly giving you a heart attack. You pass out. But there is also going to be a blood pressure system, which carries in another whole host of problems. Say you have a disease that raises blood pressure, you could be at an increased risk for heart attack.

False. Guard shacks, from what I have seen, spawn books, pens, sodas and maybe various food items.

Hey man, head on over to http://ww.reddit.com/r/redditrescueforce and make a thread. There are PLENTY of medics ready to assist. Just make a thread, hop on teamspeak and wait for assistance. We're here to help.

In my opinion, KoS sucks, but psychological effects aren't the answer. Dean wants the players to have a wonderful, unscripted experience. Adding in any effects what so ever would trample the real LIFE feelings of fear, tension, paranoia, ect.

Frankie is one of my favorite gamers out there. If I met him in game, I would gladly give him my beans. And my saline. And my rifle. Did I mention I love Frankie?

When I was new to this game, I had some problems with the flashlight as well. No worries, it's already implemented. Simply equip your flashlight, and press the spacebar. The concept of raising and lowering a weapon or tool with the spacebar is one that is used throughout the entire game, including with guns and other weapons.