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    09. 26. 2010 23:46

mortalplates
What is Medic?
What is the usage of Medic?
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  • Re : Medic

    10. 10. 2010 00:46

miet_
please read this:

http://www.trainworld.us/NF2/sailor_flowchart/description/Medic.html

  • Re : Medic

    10. 06. 2010 10:11

Doomraver
Used to run a KM Medic on my IJN CVs, since the removal of vet death for pilots it's
really obsolete. Rather Put one more support on to crank up your SD and/or engine and rep
rate.

  • Re : Medic

    10. 06. 2010 09:22

chibata
I have a medic in my km cv crew and I totally recommend to do it IF you want to be a CV
commander....

Cheers

  • Re : Medic

    10. 05. 2010 16:58

V2CxBongRipz
Dont feel bad pops. I'm sure you didnt grind yours to 121 yet. I also have a KM one in the
90s bve as well.



Crew death on CVs used to be ridiculously high. Medics were very popular for CVs. Slowly
but surely SDE lowered the vet death rate , then they buffed medics, and finally the
removed VET death rate from pilots shot down in battle to 0. This finally made medics
obsolete.

While your vets wont die on a CV you will lose experts. At times the expert death rate can
still be high and a medic will prevent most of those deaths. Experts are free however so a
medic isnt exactly useful for that.

  • Re : Medic

    09. 27. 2010 17:23

Ch_pops
Yea i have Km medic totally useless now....

  • Re : Medic

    09. 27. 2010 16:43

nitroflame
In my opinion it's not worth it to train a medic anymore but you can if you want to

  • Re : Medic

    09. 27. 2010 13:12

Stormvanger
A medic provides a percentage chance that a crewman killed by enemy fire or aircraft being
shot down is instead NOT killed. The more ability the medic has, the higher the chance.

Critical hits from enemy fire can kill rookies, experts, and vets. Aircraft being shot
down can kill rookies and experts, and this is far more common than deaths by enemy fire.

  • Re : Medic

    09. 27. 2010 03:46

normpearii
As the name implies. It saves crew for death.

Normally used on CVs til vet death for plane death was removed.
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