Ability to heal others

[Mightykitten_]

so picking a medic means something to others

[TalakoCA]

+1
If they want to balance it, use the energy system similar to sprint/dodge/kick so we don't heal spam all day. There will be a chance to die.

[Patch-Notes]

I'd like a "use item on player" option. Like being able to mouse over them and use bandages or something instead of having to "offer trade" let them take it to use it.

[Solid Snake]

^ this would be good.

[Gauner#1]

yeah, use meds on friends would be awesome xD

[i3loodyMoon]

+1

[Starvey]

+1

[deluxius]

Maybe add a bit of XP for healing others to encourage teamplay in the community?

[NeloDante]

Originally posted by deluxius:

Maybe add a bit of XP for healing others to encourage teamplay in the community?

Or that the medic skill grants you some extra healing on you and extra players even if they don't have the medic skill. If needed be, make a small % of the healing you give, be done to you or give you some sort of resistances buff for a while after healing someone else.

[S]

yes

[Divergent Lu]

Cool idea, medic can heal you for more so you would give him your meds to get more out of them.

[Jello]

teamwork would bring in more players. People like to have fun together with their friends

[Weeb Lord]

Well,u basically ask the same thing what happen in dead frontier 1

there is profession that can enhance the meds effectiveness

and yes,to make a medic(doctor) to enhance the meds u need to use service from other player or from your own self(if u a doctor).Yes,we sell services so basically passive income.

The only negative about this is the nourishment.Each time player use your service it will deduct ur hunger,in this game its energy.

I dont know if Neils will implement in this game.

There is also a service to repair armor(which we dont know whether its coming in df2 or not) and cook,enhance the foods,well its kind of useless in this cases i think :v.

Well,if neils implement this again,he need to overhaul the whole gameplay since we easily can replenish our energy and thirst.