I also play the bytro game Conflict of Nations (CoN) and I have noticed that they have added in a function called field hospitals that heal units. I know that other players have already posted about creating 'engineers' or 'medics' and this idea is similar. In CoN the field hospital is an immobile building that gives back a unit a minor portion of its health per day and also provides a minor moral boost.
What do y'all think?
Hull techs can do a lot, but heavy damage would require dry dock.BMfox wrote:
All units heal 15% at day change, even ships in the middle of the ocean get repaired somehow. How is that realistic?VorlonFCW wrote:
Hospitals make no sense, how do you “heal” a plane or a tank? It makes the game seem like a children’s fantasy instead of a logical strategy game. The existing replenishment mechanic operates very much like the reality of the time period.
You used to post about hospitals, now you complain about those posts. 
That's genz for yaRBoi200 wrote:
You used to post about hospitals, now you complain about those posts.
Almost everything in CoW is implied...Comrade genz wrote:
Ok for hospitals we need moree doctors, for that we need medical colleges that makes doctors, for that we need lecturers which learn from school. School is used to make more lecturers which make more medical colleges which makes more doctors which makes more hospitals. You need donations for making schools which needs newspaper articles. So we need newspaper companies which make schools which make lecturers which make medical colleges which make doctors which make hospitals. This is the logic of these suggestions.
When? I never poste about hospitals, stop lying, you call me a liar.RBoi200 wrote:
You used to post about hospitals, now you complain about those posts.
After making this inane comment on the latest hospital thread, did you really think it was so witty you had to resurrect two more hospital threads to copy / paste it ?Comrade genz wrote:
Ok for hospitals we need moree doctors, for that we need medical colleges that makes doctors, for that we need lecturers which learn from school. School is used to make more lecturers which make more medical colleges which makes more doctors which makes more hospitals. You need donations for making schools which needs newspaper articles. So we need newspaper companies which make schools which make lecturers which make medical colleges which make doctors which make hospitals. This is the logic of these suggestions
is this funny?
inane???Chimere wrote:
inane comment
probably insane.Comrade genz wrote:
inane???Chimere wrote:
inane comment
Originally, it WAS intended for whowh, but perhaps it wasn't clear enough. I guess it works both ways though...Comrade genz wrote:
When? I never poste about hospitals, stop lying, you call me a liar.RBoi200 wrote:
You used to post about hospitals, now you complain about those posts.
Inane : adjective ; lacking sense or meaning, silly
Why are there 3 hospital suggestions on this topic? I'm going to lock these and write up a Frequently Denied Suggestions Thread and this is going to be the first one.
Hey I've made an "advice for forum noobs" thread that is like this.Tribunate wrote:
Why are there 3 hospital suggestions on this topic? I'm going to lock these and write up a Frequently Denied Suggestions Thread and this is going to be the first one.
And it's funny how someone in France (chimere) is lecturing you guys on English.
We'll I'm not from an English prominent country
technically i know what chimere meant but i kept silent
I was just too late...Karl von Krass wrote:
technically i know what chimere meant but i kept silent
guys what about what king edmund the just said its good
Bygone: adjective; belonging to an earlier time.Chimere wrote:
Inane : adjective ; lacking sense or meaning, sill
Also, if you notice this post got 8 likes so it was actually quite popular
i only noticed 2whowh wrote:
Bygone: adjective; belonging to an earlier time.Chimere wrote:
Inane : adjective ; lacking sense or meaning, sillAlso, if you notice this post got 8 likes so it was actually quite popular
