stasis bag + rolling bed. now you get a stasis bag with wheels ready to go no mora carrying a stasis bag and a rolling bed also maybe MAYBE adding a IV drip stand into the surgery bed or the protable surgery bed less items around its just a what IF we add it
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why don’t we add an autodoc on roller beds as well?
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Getting out of stasis is locking/freezing/stunning (whatever it’s called) the marine that was in it for a few seconds!
That would not be an improvment. It would make the roller bed a capture trap!
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Like any tool, it’s about knowing when to use it. Keep a few of these at FOB, go back and get em’ when the push is about to cavedive.
Medic QOL is always good
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Nah man. This aint happening.
Neat idea, but its main problem is, it has no reason to exsist.
This is a major buff to stasis bags. Why? To reduce clutter that wasnt really a problem to begin with.
Surgery bags are one of the only things that are actually neatly sorted every round.
This has no reason to be.
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I’d be happy to have a stasis bag with a built in roller, but that’s just because I am lazy. I fully understand why people dont like it.
I however would love an IV stand built into the roller. That shit would be fire.
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That is a fantastic idea. I do wonder how hard it would be to code.
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what would make an IV stand different from the bloodpacks already in?
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For me, the biggest boon would be the freeing up of a hand that would normally hold the blood bag.
As of now it’s kind of a pain to move around marines who are critically low on blood as you need one hand for the blood bag and the other to drag the marine or the roller. This makes it difficult to open/close cades or to use a weapon to defend your wounded charge. As a whole, not a huge problem, just a minor quality of life issue.
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well as long as you are in a roller bed with an IV built in OR a surgery bed or a surgery table no one would be able to rip it out of you and cause small bleedings imagine running away with someone else in a bed and the blood keeps itself attached to the one in the bed that would be nice. now in a surgery bed the same but in a surgery table. it would be like a new option built in i think there is more and better improvements it would cause but i lack more ideas
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