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One of my biggest frustrations is when I revive someone and they immediately shoot to their feet and get shot from six different directions.
It's *never* consistent to perform their role that well. There are too many factors and only two of them at best are under the medic's control.
If someone needs dragged out of an enfilade, you aren't going to go near them in the first place. You'll just get chopped up by small arms fire. If they're *not* in any particular danger... why drag them? In those weird middle areas where they're in a dangerous area, but there's maybe cover that you can use to reach them, you can just revive them and have them get down.
Maybe they get up and die instantly, maybe they duck into cover. Maybe you both eat a grenade.