YEAH they commit suicide beacuse they know no one is coming to help but if there was a way without nanite injecters they would wait before commiting suicide!!

They can, you choose whether or not to have the equipment on you. And this is NOT Gears of War. This is DUST 514. You can get Militia Nanite Injectors in the market.

The whole thing about Dust is much the same as in Eve. Which is to say, that much like in life, not everyone is going to go out into the world or on the streets with a first aide kit or anything like that. You as a person making the choices of your character decides whether or not having the piece of equipment is worth the cost have having it for that "kinda situation."

It is a game about choice, and some are not easy. They are attempting to produce not just a game but another version of and extension to community.

Enjoy it for it's complexity, for variety is the spice of life and you always learn more from mistakes than you do from getting it right all the time, or taking the smooth path.

This isn't Gears of War, so stop with the comparisons. If you want it so badly...then go play Gears of War and get your fix.

You do realize how stupid this sounds right? I always thought that was one of the most inane things in gears. Just because you helped me up doesn't mean I suddenly stopped bleeding. If I'm bleeding out enough that I can't get up, I need a field medic.

Now if you were suggesting something like allowing allied players to grab my bleeding body and drag it back to cover for medical support, we'd be having a different discussion. I for one, would like to see my idea implemented. A good number of times when someone dies, it's in a place that's very difficult for a medic to get to without getting gunned down.

What I'm hearing is "I want Gears of War" when what I should be hearing is "not enough people are healing each other.

Part of the problem is the lack of experience/understanding by the playerbase.

Everyone suicides immediately when they go down, everyone KNOWS that everyone else will suicide as soon as they go down, and nobody can tell at a glance when a teammate is just down or when they're actually dead, and nobody can tell when a teammate nearby is able to revive them.

If an example has to be used, Gears is NOT the relevant example. Brink is (in spite of the MANY things it did HORRIBLY wrong).

When someone goes down, all Medics on that player's team have the downed player marked on the map as an objective, and the downed player has all medics shown on his/her screen as well. The downed player is able to quickly tell if help is on the way or not, and the healers can quickly see where they're needed.

Something similar in DUST would be nice.

Also, I'm a fan of the suggestion to force a 5 second delay before suiciding, and cut all respawn times by 5 seconds. That would also work nicely.

That's good news, can you go play gears now? And like keep playing it, and NEVER come back to Dust. I promise you, you will not be missed. Not be me, not by CCP, and not by anyone else. So yeah, don't let the door hit ya where the good Lord split ya.

You got a point but your kind is horrible, keep you cool and clear no one is listening if you sound like a psychomaniac.