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== Game Mechanics ==

Contains the actual details for how the game feature works - can make this into sub categories as necessary.

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 * [[Medpack Range (Game Mechanics)|Medpack Range Calculation]]
-* [[Injury Treatment (Game Mechanics)|Injury Treatment]]
+* [[Healing - Combat Medic Effectiveness (Game Mechanics)|Healing - Combat Medic Effectiveness]]
 * [[Ranged Injury Treatment Speed (Game Mechanics)|Ranged Injury Treatment Speed]]

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 Area Stimpacks are items that can be used to heal action and health pool damage through usage of the Heal Damage command, to targets beyond the normal 6 meter cut off range of non ranged damage stimpacks. An area of effect component to the items will apply the stimpack effect to all friendly targets within an area surrounding the target that has the aoe stim applied to it. Heal Damage works as long as you have Stimpacks in your inventory. This command uses the first stimpack in your inventory to heal your target. The command will select between ranged and small stimpacks depending on your distance to the patient. If the player is beyond 6 meters from the target when issuing a healing command, then the default action will be to use a stimpack with range ability. If a player has taken damage to one of their HAM pools then they will have a Heal Damage option appear on their radial menu list to medics. Medics can then bring up the radial menu on a damaged person and selecting "heal damage" radial option or by targeting someone and pressing the /healdamage command. You can also target someone and double-click the stim in your inventory, use the stim's radial menu, or drag the stim into a hotkey panel. Alternatively players may enter command parameters to assign specific targets for healing. For example you can do "/healdamage self" to heal yourself only even if you have another entity targeted, or "/healdamage <name>" to heal a particular friendly pet, or player.
-Area Stimpacks work off of the Injury Treatment and Ranged Injury Treatment speed modifiers. The base healing speed at novice combat medic is 10 seconds in between heals which is further reduced to a minimum of 4 seconds by the Ranged Injury Treatment Speed modifier and effects from food buffs. Ranged Stimpacks also use the Healing Range skill modifiers to help determine the maximum range in which they can be used from.
+Area Stimpacks work off of the Combat Medic Effectiveness and Ranged Injury Treatment speed modifiers. Combat Medic Effectiveness affects the amount of healing done. The base healing speed at novice combat medic is 10 seconds in between heals which is further reduced to a minimum of 4 seconds by the Ranged Injury Treatment Speed modifier and effects from food buffs. Ranged Stimpacks also use the Healing Range skill modifiers to help determine the maximum range in which they can be used from.
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-Ranged Stimpacks are items that can be used to heal action and health pool damage through usage of the Heal Damage command, to targets beyond the normal 6 meter cut off range of non ranged damage stimpacks. Heal Damage works as long as you have Stimpacks in your inventory. This command uses the first stimpack in your inventory to heal your target. The command will select between ranged and small stimpacks depending on your distance to the patient. If the player is beyond 6 meters from the target when issuing a healing command, then the default action will be to use a stimpack with range ability. If a player has taken damage to one of their HAM pools then they will have a Heal Damage option appear on their radial menu list to medics. Medics can then bring up the radial menu on a damaged person and selecting "heal damage" radial option or by targeting someone and pressing the /healdamage command. You can also target someone and double-click the stim in your inventory, use the stim's radial menu, or drag the stim into a hotkey panel. Alternatively players may enter command parameters to assign specific targets for healing. For example you can do "/healdamage self" to heal yourself only even if you have another entity targeted, or "/healdamage <name>" to heal a particular friendly pet, or player.
+Area Stimpacks are items that can be used to heal action and health pool damage through usage of the Heal Damage command, to targets beyond the normal 6 meter cut off range of non ranged damage stimpacks. An area of effect component to the items will apply the stimpack effect to all friendly targets within an area surrounding the target that has the aoe stim applied to it. Heal Damage works as long as you have Stimpacks in your inventory. This command uses the first stimpack in your inventory to heal your target. The command will select between ranged and small stimpacks depending on your distance to the patient. If the player is beyond 6 meters from the target when issuing a healing command, then the default action will be to use a stimpack with range ability. If a player has taken damage to one of their HAM pools then they will have a Heal Damage option appear on their radial menu list to medics. Medics can then bring up the radial menu on a damaged person and selecting "heal damage" radial option or by targeting someone and pressing the /healdamage command. You can also target someone and double-click the stim in your inventory, use the stim's radial menu, or drag the stim into a hotkey panel. Alternatively players may enter command parameters to assign specific targets for healing. For example you can do "/healdamage self" to heal yourself only even if you have another entity targeted, or "/healdamage <name>" to heal a particular friendly pet, or player.
-Ranged Stimpacks work off of the Injury Treatment and Ranged Injury Treatment speed modifiers. The base healing speed at novice combat medic is 10 seconds in between heals which is further reduced to a minimum of 4 seconds by the Ranged Injury Treatment Speed modifier and effects from food buffs. Ranged Stimpacks also use the Healing Range skill modifiers to help determine the maximum range in which they can be used from.
+Area Stimpacks work off of the Injury Treatment and Ranged Injury Treatment speed modifiers. The base healing speed at novice combat medic is 10 seconds in between heals which is further reduced to a minimum of 4 seconds by the Ranged Injury Treatment Speed modifier and effects from food buffs. Ranged Stimpacks also use the Healing Range skill modifiers to help determine the maximum range in which they can be used from.
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+Ranged Stimpacks are items that can be used to heal action and health pool damage through usage of the Heal Damage command, to targets beyond the normal 6 meter cut off range of non ranged damage stimpacks. Heal Damage works as long as you have Stimpacks in your inventory. This command uses the first stimpack in your inventory to heal your target. The command will select between ranged and small stimpacks depending on your distance to the patient. If the player is beyond 6 meters from the target when issuing a healing command, then the default action will be to use a stimpack with range ability. If a player has taken damage to one of their HAM pools then they will have a Heal Damage option appear on their radial menu list to medics. Medics can then bring up the radial menu on a damaged person and selecting "heal damage" radial option or by targeting someone and pressing the /healdamage command. You can also target someone and double-click the stim in your inventory, use the stim's radial menu, or drag the stim into a hotkey panel. Alternatively players may enter command parameters to assign specific targets for healing. For example you can do "/healdamage self" to heal yourself only even if you have another entity targeted, or "/healdamage <name>" to heal a particular friendly pet, or player.
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