Originally Posted by llPANCHOll

Interesting, the Kotex used to be what I used to dislodge the body, the CPR function does just that, I would like to experiment as to whether or not tossing Kotex on the body actually gives any health to the "Wounded" or for all intensive purposes.. "DEAD" but not "KILLED" soldier. I used to always.. ALWAYS.. toss a Bandage on the body before I would Defib.. since the added delay to the animation of tossing Kotex, and ( Im not sure if they changed the RES code or if I'm just getting better at hitting the box with the EPI) the fact that getting people up seems to be easier now, I havnt been doing this.. But if they bandages do in fact add heath to the "UNANIMATED" "WOUNDED" player, I will most probably go back to doing this.

Pancho, I think what he means is that, say you have 2 unconsious bodies laying there, and you want to revive both of them.

Instead of resuscitating both bodies, then sticking them with epipens, and now you have two very-fast dying guys to heal, you could throw down two bandages, resuscitate, then revive, and instantly when the guy is back in consiousness, then he automatically takes up the bandages to help with his wounds, as a normal alive player would. It's just so that you don't have to sit there healing them with your bag for as long as you would, especially when you have more than one patient to tend to.

Now, instantly, I can see a shortcut to this method. Instead of throwing down bandages, then resuscitating, why not use the bandages to dislodge the body (which is the fuction of resuscitate), then epipen right away? That way, you're saving a step, while still making sure the body is dislodged from the ground.

So... in short, the bandages don't add health to the "CRITICALLY WOUNDED" player, but they do the moment he is revived, saving some time.