Benbot16
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Why do you need the orcas to despawn? Do they just go to garage?
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On 7/4/2017 at 4:10 PM, BenCantShoot said:
I've been trying to play for 4 days now. I've had 2 helicopters disappear when I get battle eye disconnected mid flight, a hemmt box suicide bomb RDM'ed and I get RDM'ed 3 times per day, and that's not counting the literally one dozen+ times someone runs up to me and says "hands up or die" and shoots me in the back of the head. I have $300.00 in my bank and as cool as this mode seems and as much as I'd like to be a part of it I just can't figure out any way get on my feet. The only thing I can see is to become one of these semi-RDMers as I call them and "hands up or die, bang" honest players and bounties. I'm not willing to be that guy...
Medicing can be fun. You don't make much money per action, but you make good money over time. Also, cars are cheaper and people tend to not shoot medic (as much). Also, report RDMers.
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Look up a few thousand feet.
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You could do it, but beware that Arma might happen. Then you could get stuck/killed.
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On 7/15/2017 at 0:17 PM, Carson said:
Would make prison escapes more interesting, with having to use boats/helis and all instead of just a car
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Would possibly be good, but medic classes and rules would need fleshing out. Also, possibly higher pay to account for how many times your hatchback or offroad gets stolen.
Small guide on How to Medic
in Altis Life Discussion
Posted
Playing medic, while not very lucrative, can be a safe job even inside cities, and can be very personally rewarding.
First of all, when playing medic you have only 9 available skills to learn.
Overall, the most important ones are the first 3 on the first tree, and life saver. This gives you access to every medical car, as well as a little bird. Life saver pretty much negates the need to buy food and drink.
The best vehicle to use when playing medic is usually the Offroad. It has good all terrain speed, and can indefinitely heal/refuel itself. It also has top lights, which are fun. The next best vehicle is the MH-9. It can go just about anywhere, including oil rigs, and is less likely to get shot down, because you are a medic.
The average profits from playing as medic are $800 for each revive. You can charge differently for healing, and I usually charge $100 per operation. Also, healing wanted players can be very lucrative, and I myself had made 10K off of a single healing and splinting before. Also, if you press 8 to signal you will revive someone, but they give up or are revived by someone else, you are paid based on how long they were in the revive state, and how far you had travelled towards them. This may also effect how much you get per revive.
If you have spare time from healing, you can get the "Public Service" skill and do taxi jobs, though these aren't as common. If you have the Service Offroad, you can also run a repair service for people. However, you may need a tow rope.
Recommended loadout:
- Standard spawn medical gear
- Tow rope
- Vehicle/Chopper alarm for the few people who try to jack medical cars
- No money, as people may try to rob you in illicit areas
What each item does:
-Painkillers remove pain effects
- Splints fix broken legs
- Blood bags heal people past the average range of a medkit
- Defibrillators revive people to full health
- Adrenaline shots remove the stun effect from people (useful if bounty Hunters have accidentally shot the wrong target and you need to pick that person up)
When you have nothing to do, just go up and down the main highway at high speed, or preform an air show over Kavala. (Safety not guaranteed, please don't crash)