Medic system needs improvements, more should look at this thread.

According to another player who tested prototype injectors, they still only give +60 points despite the fact that it heals 80%. Nanite injectors should give more points depending on how much of the HP is regenerated; this way, those who invest the skill points and money into injectors will be rewarded.

When you go into man down state and you press the square button to call for help, it does not LOOK like something is happening when you do that, my suggestion for this is that when you have pressed the square button it should dissapear to confirm that you have called for help.

=== Known Issues in the current build ===

Game Mechanism
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- No UI feedback for the user himself if pressing square button for help in bleed out stage but it works

Also, when you go into man down state it would be nice if you had an indicator to show if a logistics player actually is nearby so you dont just lie there so you know it is better to respawn instead

I second that. Apparently the game displays the 'triage unit detected in the vincinity' message if a logi player is nearby, but you can never know if that player is actually trying to reach you or running in the opposite direction instead.

What we need is a simple icon on the radar that shows any triage unit while you are in bleedout. That way you can see that someone is heading your way and that you should hold on for a few more seconds.

Also, for the triage player, we need an indication on how much time is left to revive an individual player ( like a simple timer, or the color of the icon of dead team mates fading to a dark red when time is running out). It happens far to often that you risk your clone to reach a dead player, only to have him die the moment you're about to jam the nanite injector into him (and yourself dying shortly after in the crossfire). We also need an indication for the actual distance to a dead team mate, so we know which one of the two dead players is closest if none of them is appearing on the radar yet (I think the games tries to do that by making the hud icon of dead players more or less opaque, depending on the distance, but this effect is way too subtle and the information given too inaccurate and therefor useless).

+1

-The hitbox on downed teammates is way too small for the nanite injector, and makes it annoyingly tricky to position one's self correctly next to a downed player to revive them, Often times when I stand right on top of a downed teammate, I still can't see the option to revive them because of this issue.

On this note, I've noticed the spot that you need to be at in order to revive your teammate is the spot he died on, not where the body is. So if the poor sap got blown away by a HAV the spot to revive him won't be too near the body. This is incredibly counter intuitive.

+1

My suggestions:

-Confirmation that the player pressed square to call medic when downed, like a voice calling for help. This currently isn't much of a problem, but feedback to the player is needed to let them know that he feature works. Perhaps a bleedout timer should appear.

-The hitbox on downed teammates is way too small for the nanite injector, and makes it annoyingly tricky to position one's self correctly next to a downed player to revive them, Often times when I stand right on top of a downed teammate, I still can't see the option to revive them because of this issue.

-ACCEPT/DENY options options when being revived, in which you have 5 seconds to stay on the ground before choosing to accept or to deny the revive.

something i think that would be a epic help would automatically pulling out the injector when you are over a dead player once you press square instead of having to cycle through the ui and pull the damn thing out, half the time people bleed out with me standing over them cussing at my controller for rolling just barely too far counter clockwise...

Medic system needs improvements, more should look at this thread.

According to another player who tested prototype injectors, they still only give +60 points despite the fact that it heals 80%. Nanite injectors should give more points depending on how much of the HP is regenerated; this way, those who invest the skill points and money into injectors will be rewarded.

I think the "accept/deny revive" option being offered by some folks in this thread is redundant. If you don't want to be revived, don't call for help, and hit the "bleed out" button. It'll save everyone involved a lot of time.

But, yes, distance indicators would be very nice, along with a larger revive hitbox, both of which have been suggested in this thread. Distance to repairable assets would also be nice, along with a damage-to-asset indicator. After all, I'm not going to race over to a resupply point to fix it if it's being blown into oblivion by a nearby HAV.

+1

My suggestions:

-Confirmation that the player pressed square to call medic when downed, like a voice calling for help. This currently isn't much of a problem, but feedback to the player is needed to let them know that he feature works. Perhaps a bleedout timer should appear.

-The hitbox on downed teammates is way too small for the nanite injector, and makes it annoyingly tricky to position one's self correctly next to a downed player to revive them, Often times when I stand right on top of a downed teammate, I still can't see the option to revive them because of this issue.

-ACCEPT/DENY options options when being revived, in which you have 5 seconds to stay on the ground before choosing to accept or to deny the revive.

I like the first two, the third could be good with a couple of specifics added.

#1. If no input is given by the player the revive happens anyway.
#2. The player being revived should know what effect the Injector will have, because honestly running with top Injectors (as I do) and reviving players with 80% health restored (as they will) only to have them deny the revive (thus wasting my time and risking my kitten for nothing) would be a real kitten to deal with and devalue the skill point invested (to say nothing of the ISK lost on any death) of running with top flight Nano Injectors. Now if the player being given the accept/deny option knew what level they were being revived at, that'd be a bit different.

The medic should receive points regardless of the person accepting or denying to pay for the time and effort.

I'm liking most suggestions here in this thread. Something certainly needs to be done as most people either don't realise that a nanite injector exists in game.

I'd also like to see medics/logis show on the mini map as a different colour to the downed player. At least that way you'd know if one was on the way and whether to bleed out or not.

When you go into man down state and you press the square button to call for help, it does not LOOK like something is happening when you do that, my suggestion for this is that when you have pressed the square button it should dissapear to confirm that you have called for help.

Also, when you go into man down state it would be nice if you had an indicator to show if a logistics player actually is nearby so you dont just lie there so you know it is better to respawn instead

Do you want the system improved, or have you not noticed what is in place?

Top right of screen- Says help requested each time you press button.

When downed - top center of screen says : "Stand By... Triage in Vicinity" if there is a player with a nano-injector nearby.

Friends idea, he doesn't have computer right now so I'll post.

The medics should have a plus sign on them so you know where they are while you wait for them to get you.

I think this would be awesome and so useful.

Actually a plus sign on the Medics map so he can see precisely where the 'patient' is would also be very handy. The current symbol is fairly imprecise.

Edit: Very good idea OP

Copy/paste from other thread.

On this note, I've noticed the spot that you need to be at in order to revive your teammate is the spot he died on, not where the body is. So if the poor sap got blown away by a HAV the spot to revive him won't be too near the body. This is incredibly counter intuitive.