Brown webbing for Doctors

[louisloftcraft]

Summary (a quick, 2-3 sentence summary): As playing a doctor I noticed in the updated there are a lot of pills to carry on person and in order to carry them all one has to sacrifice a lot of good medical material to make space, so to help doctors with this I suggest placing BROWN webbing in the Medical staff prep room. This would help out greatly with faster treatment and faster revival times and keep the place Clean.

Benefits (How this will benefit the server and game as a whole): One it saves materials from being discarded on the floor, Two having extra carrying capacity will save time running back and forth to the nano pad and then finding a place to put the equipment when done. Three faster treatment time in rush hour and more successful multiple revivals.

Details (Description of how you think this would work, the benefits, etc): by placing Brown webbing into the lockers in medical prep room, this would save Equipment and lives.

Implementation (Optional, if you have an idea how to implement it): it's an easy thing to do , I assume not a lot of programming is need to place webbing in medical prep room.

[Snypehunter007]

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Not only is it out of place in the medical environment due to its color but it is also not something you see doctors wear.

If you want to store pills, put them in a bottle, stuff 'em in your 'pack, and go on.

[louisloftcraft]

could it be possible to make a medical webbing for doctors that will go with uniform? Like a special pill pouch that acts like webbing, because There are a lot of pill bottles to store on person since the update.

[Thatnewguy01]

You know.... Those syringe cases hold alot more then just syringes. If storage is your problem
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[Crab_Spider]

Just use syringe cases. They hold pills and beakers at a capacity of 3 and could be stored ANYWHERE on your person. I try to make these but since no one even bothers with bottles yep. -1 No.

You should ALWAYS ask for bottles instead of pills unless the pills are custom blends. You have control over what you can administer and always raise the dosages if need be. The only time you'll need pills are for quick clot, which are highly dangerous let alone situational. I see where this is coming from but no, doctors don't need this, medics do, and even then, they can bring SYRINGE CASES, sorry if I sounded angry or was condescending on you.

[coroneljones]

You could....i dont know...carry them in the lifesaver belt? Last i checked there were a few in med storage, if not, backpack,labcoat or pockets

[louisloftcraft]

Good point Crab_spider I would usually use EMPTY syringe cases from the vendor but they were REMOVED and the only ones I could find are in the first aid kits and other kits in storage. Hopefully that gets reverted back and EMPTY syringe cases put back into the medical vendors.

[ZDashe]

You got 21 slots in lifesaver belt, 2 in pockets, 2 in labcoat, 7 in backpack, 1 in suit storage = 33 quick access slots as a doctor. You can even store infrequently used medical supplies in first aid kits which can potentially bump your inventory capacity up to double. If you used syringe case AND first aid kits in tandem, you can store over 100+ items if you know how to pack properly.

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[louisloftcraft]

Fair enough, it's clear that this was a BAD suggestion after hearing your thoughts, thanks guys.

[Nightcaper]

-1, nothing new to add apart from what others say. I understand what you mean, but medics should be carrying most of these medicines and treating all the basic stuff before the patient even gets to medbay. Took me a while to find a good doctor loadout, and truthfully I'm still missing some stuff that I'd LIKE to have. I do have one tip I think I should give you:

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1. Get a syringe, hypospray, a dylovene bottle and 6 bicardine autoinjectors.
2. Spill the dylovene bottle on the ground.
3. Use syringe to empty hypospray in to dylovene bottle.
4. Use syringe to empty bicardine injectors in to hypospray.
5. Restock dylovene bottle and bicardine autoinjectors.
6. Repeat as necessary with more hyposprays until you have an amount of bicardine you're comfortable with as a doctor. (though truthfully medics should have bicardine sorted out either by chemistry or this above mentioned method if applicable.)

[Snypehunter007]

Asking this to be locked.

[forwardslashN]

Doesn't seem wanted, and I'm personally not sure this is needed. Denied.