kalskirata

somehow, I cant dl tht patch lol

if you can get to msta, I can meet up with you...assuming i still hv some blood..PM me or something

After Action Report: I decided to take a very big risk with a patient today. Flappybob had been injured earlier in Elektrozavodsk but had managed to eat some canned food to bring him up to a respectable blood level. However, a bug had caused him to fall from a fair height at the Northern Firehouse. This resulted in him having lost enough blood that he would go in and out of consciousness. The worse part? He was still on the roof of the Firehouse. Now, typical protocol for me is to stay far away from hotzones. But I decided, 'You only live once' or YOLO. In the darkness of the night, I took the 3.5km hike to the treeline bordering the open fields where the firehouse was placed. I spent a good time observing the area, looking for the signs of any snipers in the town and the hills. I spotted a running infected but a few minutes later there was close to no activity in the town other than the shambling denizens of Chernaurus. I then tell Flappybob to login. I confirm visual on him from my spot before telling him that I was going dash across the field and clear the firehouse before treating him. The firehouse was empty save for some empty cans and bottles. I proceeded to give him the much needed blood transfusion. We both then got off the roof and into the hills where we exchanged well wishes and I watched him vanish into the rising sun. I then switched over to one of my usual travelling servers with intentions to get to another patient, cod4noobs, in Msta. When I login, I could see the firehouse in the distance from where I was. I was thinking to myself, 'Patient's alive and kicking. And we weren't shot at. Good day to be alive.'. Then, I movement in the distance. I hit the ground and observed. Two barely armed survivors (one had nothing, one had a AK of some sorts), running towards the firehouse where I had not too recently treated a patient. I was planning on just watching them and see what they would do. I was moving to a better spot to observe when I heard something most survivors wish not to hear so far South. A M107 firing, multiple times. The distinct boom of the .50 BMG rounds flying sent shivers down my back, memories of how before I became a medic, I had my head almost shot off by the same weapon when I was scrounging for medical supplies in Chernogorsk. From my new post, I could see the mangled remains of one of the survivors on the roof. His friend I could see, was trying to make himself as small of a target. At this point, I contacted my patient that I was going to be delayed extremely and he should contact another medic. He asked why. My answer? I was hunting a bandit. And now a game of cat and mouse began. The shooter continued firing rounds sporadically. All I had to do was follow the sound. As I drew closer to the source, I could hear some AK gunshots. As I got even closer, I spotted ammunition crates, sandbags, fallen trees and I could hear flies. As I got closer to the source of the flies, to my horror it was the survivor with the AK. I decided it was time to bugger out cause the whole situation felt fishy. I was now putting as much distance as I could between myself, the last possible location of the shooter and Elektrovadosk itself. On my way to Msta, I found out a volunteer medic, calicheSCOT, had picked up cod4noobs request for medical assistance. I decided to let him help the patient out. Looking at the requests, I notice Flame81 was stuck in Tulga with broken bones and low blood. I was ready to call it a day so I asked calicheSCOT if he could cover for me. He was totally okay with it, seeing as it was nearby. The only problem was that he had no medical supplies left. I told him to meet up and I'll supply him as best as I could with what I had at the time. He then hiked to Flame81's position. After some slight delays caused by servers, Flame81 was back on his feet. I remained on station in case there were complications and to ensure both calicheSCOT and Flame81 were okay. Now, for some R&R. Thanks Flappybob and Flame81 for the thumbs up. Terribly sorry to cod4noobs for not being able to come ASAP and treat you even though I was in the neighbourhood. Big props to calicheSCOT for what he did for both patient and fellow medic. Here's to you my fellow brother-in-arms! *raises glass* I can't speak for all of us since this was started by Dr Wasteland. I guess I can give a general answer? We usually don't accept any form of payment unless it's gear we are in much need of or surplus supplies. We don't operate on any server in particular though some of us may have a preferred or even a home server. PvP is the tricky part. We do our best to accommodate those in hotzones. Those who work in groups tend to be more willing whereas those who are operating by themselves are more reluctant to enter them. And then there is the headache of being shot at. So far, the incidents where medics are shot at are whenever we go into a hotzone. Other places are not a problem cause there are no other players to shoot at us. Well, that's it. Calling it a day. Stay safe and good luck out there.

Will head to you once I clear something up. EDIT: calicheSCOT and I are discussing. Will keep you updated

The sun was rising :P check your PM inbox. Please always check your PM box thanks :D

im enroute and hopin shit dont fk up

HIVE might be acting funny today lol just heads up guys :/

Still waiting, I hate to be impatient but I can't move till I get more blood... If you can wait for the RMG boys to roll out :)

check your PM inbox pls sometimes SteamID is not enough cause we sometimes get 'Cannot be found' or 'No results'. Future posters please add link to your Steam Community page?

I do mine in the dead of the night :P

This. This right here is why most medics do not step back into PvP hotspots or recent hot zones. Will be sneaking around and willing to provide medical assistance if nearby.

these guys, i cannot recommend them enough for their ability to run into the field of fire and only care for your health and safety.

Safe as a rubber duck..the only way a rubber duck will kill you is a freak accident...nuff said...tht and he has someone who has posted here approve him..shld get on the whitelist soon imo :)

After Action Report Started today with taking a patient near Chernogorsk. I reasoned that I might as well hit the two hospitals and the medical tents to see if I could pick up some Antibiotics. Turns out where I was was a good 4km off from where my patient was. He agreed for medical assistance at a later time. Though, I'm hoping some one else will take this request as I'm no longer inclined head into Chernogorsk as I am no longer on a good path towards it. I then moved to Lopatino to treat a survivor who was looking for parts. I will tell you this, the infected seem to be more aggressive. Had to go around a thick underbrush after aggroing an infected from a good 80 metres. Time to relearn sneaking around. Anyways, a quick treatment for low blood and broken bones. Gave him some spare morphine for future use. I then hiked back to my usual camping spot. I found some useful gear and then got my legs broken by a infected soldier on the way back. Good thing I'm a combat medic. Thanks to liammanator for giving me a thumbs up. Thinking about picking a server as a home server but most of the servers I join just literally bomb everything from vehicles to tents back into oblivion when they restart. Anyone has suggestions? didn't realise new capacity for PM was 50 messages...had 108..all clean now :) Not going to accept anymore medical requests unless they are nearby to my camping spot. Which if I do, people will know and try to hunt me down but meh.

if tht was the case, RMG wld have our jobs :P EDIT: May I advise my fellow medics to clear their PM boxes? I just looked at mine and it was close to full ><

Pretty sure someone will be available :)

I can help, I'm in the west right now. Mind if it takes me awhile?

On standby and ready to help. Any patient in the South-west (excluding the locations in my signature) will receive priority before any others in the West

Check your PM and Steam pls EDTI: Medical assistance to be postpone due to distance and timing ><

doin good...got enough morphine, blood, bandages and pks to deal with most cases...antibiotics is the problem tho...im dry on those :( and i wld say if u cld find a tent, tht wld be great but i suspect multiple server restarts on my frequented servers...so yea :(

New forums a lil confusing...tho, im glad i can now see the editing ie fonts, size, colour, etc. ^_^ pming is gonna be a real hassle i guess :/ EDIT: Taking patients once I've sorted some stuff out

After Action Report: Nothing to report other than watching people get shot and killed in Stary Sobor and taking potshots at some infected. We all need to blow steam sometimes. Oh and treated Llokda for blood loss and pain. Turns out infected like smacking people about. Alot. Also had to turn down three or so requests as they were located on locations too far and/or are hot zones. Also, I have procured a bicycle and will be able to respond and travel faster. Now, to find a tent. Thanks to Llokda for giving me a thumbs up. Just to put it out, future patients, please do not PM me suddenly as it arouses extreme suspicion and paranoia of a trap. No seriously. Just don't do it. If you've posted here and notice I've mentioned I'll be on, please go ahead and don't be shy to ask. But if you just PM and ask, well, expect to play 'Billion Questions'.

On standby right now. Will be ready and able to help most cases for the next 3 to 5 hours. Post here and I'll see if I can get to you. is getting a tent really worth it? Cause I've been hearing rumour of items being wiped clean out of tents during server restarts even if its not in backpacks.