Allow folded roller beds to fit into backpacks or add a new collapsible stretcher

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Re: Allow folded roller beds to fit into backpacks or add a new collapsible stretcher

Post by Snypehunter007 » 14 Jul 2016, 12:30

So since you can't make two marines carry one thing, in this case the stretcher, would the idea be that you lay the patient on the stretcher, pick up the end where their head is and just drag it without lifting the other end?
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Re: Allow folded roller beds to fit into backpacks or add a new collapsible stretcher

Post by Edgelord » 19 Aug 2016, 16:43

Still think this is a good idea.

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Re: Allow folded roller beds to fit into backpacks or add a new collapsible stretcher

Post by Sarah_U. » 19 Aug 2016, 20:19

If a marine goes on and slide too many stretchers in his backpack and die well... You know what happen to dissolved objects :)
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Re: Allow folded roller beds to fit into backpacks or add a new collapsible stretcher

Post by Fritigern » 20 Aug 2016, 11:03

In lieu of screwing around with non-folding stretchers, I've started to carry around body bags and using them as quick deploy transports. Zip an injured person up and drag them to safety. Would recommend this to fellow medics until this gets added.
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Re: Allow folded roller beds to fit into backpacks or add a new collapsible stretcher

Post by KingKire » 04 Sep 2016, 20:56

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Re: Allow folded roller beds to fit into backpacks or add a new collapsible stretcher

Post by TopHatPenguin » 03 Apr 2017, 01:05

Would be a really nice quality of life change to make roller beds less awkward to carry as well.

In regards of stretchers normally requiring two people to use, there are stretchers that can be used by one person with wheels on the other side.
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Re: Allow folded roller beds to fit into backpacks or add a new collapsible stretcher

Post by OffRoad99 » 03 May 2017, 13:40

+1 I almost exclusively RP a field medic and this WILL help us soooo much!
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Re: Allow folded roller beds to fit into backpacks or add a new collapsible stretcher

Post by phil235 » 05 May 2017, 21:53

Implemented. roller beds fit inside backpacks.
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