I made this idea up as a joke earlier, but after consideration, I believe it can be an actual viable thing.
My idea is a refillable 3-5 use cryo spray which takes up a large slot in a backpack, OR a pocket slot like an injector pouch depending on balance. It can cost 15-30 points. It can be refilled using the cryo thermoregulators (freezers) found in medbay shipside OR groundside (as long as there’s power), and takes a few seconds to actually recharge. Once recharged, it can be injected with cryo/clone, which in turn, injects into people on spray.
Now, here’s where things get weird. To use the cryospray, the target has to be inside of a stasis bag, which means they have to be alive. The cryospray will NOT work without a stasis bag.
If the spray doesn’t work, another is simply making it into a cryo-bag, which is less confusing, but seems too overpowered for such a small space in your inventory. It would also not have an ability to “recharge”
My only issue is that this would turn into another mandatory thing medics would have to carry-- the idea behind it is good, but I don’t think it would be overal a benifit rather another nusance i suppose, Im sorry if my langauge is abrasive there lol
Ok, im a bit confused to what this even is and does.
From how i understood your explenation its a cryotube on the go, for wich the patient needs to be in a bag.
Having either the spray cool the person or the bag, down to a temperature where cryoxadone works well.
Yeah, i dont really see whats this be really for.
Its restrictions make it only usuabel on alive and stationary patients.
Only really usefull for healing heavily injured marines that are resting in the backlines.
Problem is, HM already have a lot of ways to heal marines.
The one situation where marines have enough dmg for this to be usefull, is when it doesnt work because they are dead. Because of said high dmg.
And when it does work, it works just as well to use the other stuff HM has wich also allows the marine to leave earlier. Dont need to stay in a bag for MB/KD to work.