Surgery Multiplcation Bug

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Bug Description: I was attempting to treat a man who had both internal bleeding and a broken bone in his chest, and during the surgery my tools began preforming multiple actions at once. After this, I couldn't continue the surgery at all. Note that this was done using the laser scalpel, which I imagine has less testing and is more prone to bugs than the standard scalpel, although I could be wrong. Other information includes the facts that he was attached to an IV drip, had an infected wound, and was given Tramadol just before surgery.

You start the bloodless incision on Henry Davis's chest with the laser scalpel.
Karla Waldron has analyzed Henry Davis's vitals.
You have made a bloodless incision on Henry Davis's chest with the laser scalpel.
You start to separate the ribcage and rearrange the organs in Henry Davis's torso with the retractor.
You start to pry open the incision on Henry Davis's chest with the retractor.
You keep the ribcage open on Henry Davis's torso with the retractor.
You keep the incision open on Henry Davis's chest with the retractor.
(I use the FixOVein to try to treat the internal bleeding- I admit that I didn't try the bone gel to treat the broken bone, but the multiple action bug remains even if that would have worked)
You can't see any useful way to use FixOVein on Henry Davis.
You can't see any useful way to use FixOVein on Henry Davis.
(at this point I decide to try and restart, to see if that fixes it)
You are beginning to cauterize the incision on Henry Davis's chest with the cautery.
You cauterize the incision on Henry Davis's chest with the cautery.
You start the bloodless incision on Henry Davis's chest with the laser scalpel.
You have made a bloodless incision on Henry Davis's chest with the laser scalpel.
You start to separate the ribcage and rearrange the organs in Henry Davis's torso with the retractor.
You start to pry open the incision on Henry Davis's chest with the retractor.
You keep the ribcage open on Henry Davis's torso with the retractor.
You keep the incision open on Henry Davis's chest with the retractor.
You can't see any useful way to use the retractor on Henry Davis.
You can't see any useful way to use FixOVein on Henry Davis.
You have analyzed Henry Davis's vitals.
Analyzing Results for Henry Davis:
Overall Status: -36.3998% healthy
Key: Suffocation/Toxin/Burns/Brute
Damage Specifics: 72.5 - 0 - 12.5 - 51.3998
Body Temperature: 36.905°C (98.429°F)
Localized Damage, Brute/Burn:
Chest: 50.3998 - 0
Head: 1 - 12.5
Severe oxygen deprivation detected|Subject bloodstream toxin level minimal|Subject burn injury status O.K|Severe anatomical damage detected
Beneficial reagents detected in subject's blood:
10u Tramadol
*Infected wound detected in subject chest. Disinfection of wounds recommended
*Bone fractures detected. Advanced scanner required for location.
*Internal bleeding detected. Advanced scanner required for location.
Warning: Blood Level CRITICAL: 55.7143% 312cl. Type: B-
Subject's pulse: 75 bpm.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Have a patient with both internal bleeding and a bone fracture in the chest (presumably anywhere if in the same target region).
2. Attempt to treat one and/or the other.
3. Find your actions duplicating, and unable to continue.

[Snypehunter007]

I have personally encountered this bug two rounds ago. I have also encountered a bug where I cannot pull out "unknown objects" from limbs and such.

Confirmed.

[dylanstrategie]

I have done my best to reproduce this bug, but I was not able to replicate it. Fix'O'Vein works when an internal wound is detected, and the duplicate messages were fixed with a hotfix pushed yesterday

Please attempt to reproduce this bug, if possible with an admin who can collect some VV info

[dylanstrategie]

Still no reproduction steps, closing this as I go through surgery issues. If this is still an issue, open a new thread with updated details