Isaac Newton

@Mercury

Had* a Tanoa server. No longer exists.

Chapter XI - Rank Advancement 5. Demotions 5.1. Can result from inactivity or any administrative action due to behavioral issues or medic misconduct. Demotions are generally recommended by Supervisors and approved by Coordinators. 5.2 Supervisors that enter inactive status, <1 hour a week, for three consecutive weeks will be demoted for inactivity. Supervisor performance and Coordinator discretion are also factored in when a demotion of a senior occurs. 6. Retension 6.1. Any non-senior medic that enters inactive status, <30 minutes a week, for 3 consecutive weeks will be removed for inactivity.

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Chapter XII - Income ... 4. Medic Buddy System - Medics can partner up with each other with the Buddy System. You and your partner will share the money (50%) that is collected on all medical interactions. [Initiated by hitting windows key on another medic and selecting "Buddy Up"] 4.1. Partners can be up to 2 km distance from one another. Any further will deactivate the Buddy System. 4.2. The Buddy System is a consensual feature between two participating medics. Seniors should not expect nor demand that a lower-ranking medic initiate the Medic Buddy System. It is every medics' choice whether or not they are okay with splitting their pay. 4.3. It is considered unprofessional to spam invites to become partners if the initial invite was declined. Those observed spamming invites or abusing the Buddy System for anything other than its intended purpose may be subject to administrative action. Chapter XIII - Communications 1. Medics should be in the appropriately designated TeamSpeak channels while on duty. (reworded) 2. Senior medics reserve the right to delegate lower-ranking medics to any medic TeamSpeak channel that they see fit. This may be necessary if a senior finds that the communications between medics are overlapping. 3. Medic Team 1 and 2 channels in TeamSpeak may be utilized by all medics. Medics using the Buddy System are encouraged to use these channels if communications become too crowded or noisy. ...

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GOD DAMMIT BOW HOW COULD YOU

Welcome. Please read server rules. Things are a bit different here.

Join a gang or faction and you'll always have people to play with and things to do. In factions, if you die you respawn with your loadout so it's all good. If you get robbed it isn't much to get your gear back. All in all, it's a good way to make friends and stay engaged. Gang life is pretty crazy and awesome but tends to be expensive/competitive. If that is your sort of thing, you would do well. You might even find some of your best online friends that way. I miss my first gang a lot. Without them I would have never stayed on Olympus but the adventures we had were so epic that I decided to stick around and play every role so I could find more good times. I certainly did, and ended up joining medics. Medic kept me busy and gave me motivation to play a lot after the gang lost touch.

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I used to bring a shitty attitude to any mention of defibs. But now, Tbh I don't know what direction this community wants to go anymore, towards RP or wasteland lol. However I still look at the facts... Sure, defibs could happen one day. It probably wouldn't effect RnR though.. Would be the same kind of effect as epi pens had minus the dopamine factor maybe. More mid-fight revives for rebels basically. They would still cost a pretty penny and take up inventory space and probably have a cool down... There are a lot of balance factors that would come with it So it would be looked at just like any feature. I don't agree that we need defibs and I think they are pretty unrealistic, but if they happened it wouldn't mean medics would just go away. Everyone knows that you can't replace the hard work of the R&R. PS - I'm looking into medic deployment issues right now to maximize efficiency. So rest assured the RnR is here to stay and only going to get better