Some people complain about being unable to decline revives, and understandably so; you could be just about to select your respawn location, and then suddenly get injected back to life right in the middle of a fire fight only to die again. Accept/deny options are needed for when being injected.

Medics also need to know that risking their lives to revive someone won't be for nothing simply because someone selected deny, so they must be rewarded regardless.

The option to accept/deny should not disappear until the bleedout timer hits 0. This way mercs in the bleedout state would be in control of if and when they want to revive instead of springing back up at an inconvenient time.

The injection should add 5 seconds to the bleedout timer to give the downed player time to decide to accept or deny the revive.

To prevent abuse by WP farmers, selecting the deny option should automatically bleed you out. If you have been injected and have selected neither accept or deny, then you should no longer be injectable. These are so a medic can't just keep injecting your dying body to get more and more WP.

If we get to select whether to call for help or not the logibro's don't have to break their necks getting to us. If I don't call for help. Nothing shows up for super logibro to chase. Simple. If I want help I call out, and in comes the needles!
I want.

It's simple - the needle icon should only show up over your body if you push the call for help button. If you do not actively call for help, you should not be able to be revived, even if you died at a logi's feet with their needle already hanging out.

Funny thing, I suggested this after they implemented the needle fix in 1.3 and got a huge backlash from other logis. I even posited that a player could be locked into an endless cycle of reviving/dying with no other way to break the cycle other than resetting (and that has happened). Now many people want a deny revive feature. Go figure.

In other words, make the already available "request help" button mandatory. That way, well meaning Logis won't have their time/suits wasted chasing phantom heals and dead clones won't have to be resurrected if they don't want to be. Solved.

No.

This would absolutley destroy a team in Ambush... you know, the game mode where you have to kill off as many clones as possible. Everytime you said no to a revive...

... you would be forcing one more dead clone on your team. YOU would be the entire reason your team just lost.

You, because you want to use the death mechanic to switch suits... would be forcing your team to lose that battle.

This is NOT CALL OF DUTY. There ARE NO INFINITE RESOURCES IN HERE. You don't get to keep your fit and just respwan back as it again and again, you lose all of your stuff on that fitting. It gets burned up when the nanites lose signal. So you keep refusing medics, you eventually run out of suits.

And CCP just nerfed the ability for EVE corps to fund your war suits by giving you isk form eve. So now you can't even associate with your corp except to ask for a bombardment... which is idiotic because CCP wanted this game to be fully integrated with EVE and they took out one of the primary things that made the two games integrated. Now it is just another first person shooter with some extra lore and a single ability that no one else has.

BS
Its generally in people's best interest to be revived to save their fittings, players would only be inclined to deny a revive if they are going to be revived in harm's way; that would still lead to the clone being lost anyway because the enemy will just shoot and kill the revived clone again. If someone wants to waste their fittings irresponsibly by declining when they should accept, then it should be their choice to do so, and they will suffer the financial consequences.

Take your off topic rant on EVE corp funds elsewhere.

And you forget there are little kids that play this game... they suddenly want to kill off their clone because they feel like burning a suit just to switch it out, then they get killed and refuse medic support... another point to the red team.

Remember that not all the people who play DUST and EVE are as intelligent as you and me.

Some people complain about being unable to decline revives, and understandably so; you could be just about to select your respawn location, and then suddenly get injected back to life right in the middle of a fire fight only to die again. Accept/deny options are needed for when being injected.

Medics also need to know that risking their lives to revive someone won't be for nothing simply because someone selected deny, so they must be rewarded regardless.

The option to accept/deny should not disappear until the bleedout timer hits 0. This way mercs in the bleedout state would be in control of if and when they want to revive instead of springing back up at an inconvenient time.

The injection should add 5 seconds to the bleedout timer to give the downed player time to decide to accept or deny the revive.

To prevent abuse by WP farmers, selecting the deny option should automatically bleed you out. If you have been injected and have selected neither accept or deny, then you should no longer be injectable. These are so a medic can't just keep injecting your dying body to get more and more WP.

I want.

I personally haven't had much issues with it happening to me, but it happens to many people. I also don't like that idea because it would make KDR less of a measure of individual skill, since revives removing death stats is basically allows for an outside source to inflate stats; not saying KDR is a perfect measure right now though.

Like said before, this subject keeps coming and going, but it is still valid to me, GÇ£Accept/DenyGÇ¥ should be implemented.

Regarding WP I would prefer a 3 phase system:
Clone gets injected successfully: 20 WP
Clone accepts the revive: 20 WP
Clone stays alive for a set time (letGÇÖs say 10 seconds): 20 WP