How is the medtech class going to be handled, if at all?
There are many hacking mini-games, they almost all universally suck.
I think it would be more fun if you could have mini-games for medtech.
So my question is:
How should the medtech class be handled? And how would that affect the health system?
There should definetly be a mini-game for open heart surgery akin to surgeon simulator.
I don't think there should be a mini-game for applying a band-aid but should you for example have a minigame for applying a tourniquet?
Espescially if you decide to have permatheft of limb. A highly skilled medtech might skillfully cut the tendons and bones so as to saveguard the costly cyberware for resell and make a sterile environment in a gritty back alley.While an idiotic solo might just chop it off with his combat knife and put it in his freezer alongside a few beer cans,come what may.
Advantages
1-Unlike hacking, anatomy is relatively simple to understand.
2-It would be genuinely educational
3-Unlike hacking, surgery is concrete and not abstract.
4-It would put a further strain on recovery, and thus making combat in general more deadly.
5-Would make medtech class more appealing
Surgeon Simulator 2013 is absolutly hilarious.
There are many hacking mini-games, they almost all universally suck.
I think it would be more fun if you could have mini-games for medtech.
So my question is:
How should the medtech class be handled? And how would that affect the health system?
There should definetly be a mini-game for open heart surgery akin to surgeon simulator.
I don't think there should be a mini-game for applying a band-aid but should you for example have a minigame for applying a tourniquet?
Espescially if you decide to have permatheft of limb. A highly skilled medtech might skillfully cut the tendons and bones so as to saveguard the costly cyberware for resell and make a sterile environment in a gritty back alley.While an idiotic solo might just chop it off with his combat knife and put it in his freezer alongside a few beer cans,come what may.
Advantages
1-Unlike hacking, anatomy is relatively simple to understand.
2-It would be genuinely educational
3-Unlike hacking, surgery is concrete and not abstract.
4-It would put a further strain on recovery, and thus making combat in general more deadly.
5-Would make medtech class more appealing
Surgeon Simulator 2013 is absolutly hilarious.
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