Hemostasis Arma Reforger Mod

--- TEST VERSION --- This mod is in testing for use on a live server. Features, values and balancing can change at any time. Bugs are possible. Use at your own risk and please report any problems. Hemostasis makes field medicine deeper and more demanding. Wounds can no longer all be fixed with a bandage. Soldiers have to recognize what they are dealing with, carry the right equipment and make decisions under pressure. Every item can be used by every soldier, with no role restrictions. REQUIREMENTS - ACE Medical POLYTRAUMA - Hits that used to kill instantly (headshots, close explosions, mines, rockets) now leave a severely wounded casualty, unless the damage is extreme. - Head or torso: cardiac arrest with several severe injuries at once. Chest hits can collapse a lung. - Arms or legs: a short knockdown, then awake with heavy bleeding and able to self-treat. - More severe hits on a downed casualty can be fatal. A fast medic can save them, a slow one can't. NEW WOUNDS - Fractures: from explosions, falls and vehicle crashes. A broken leg makes you limp, a broken arm ruins your aim. Splint in the field; heals only with a surgical kit at a medical facility. - Shrapnel: light or heavy. Causes pain, limping and weapon sway. Removed with forceps, which leaves a light or heavy bleed. - Internal bleeding (Class I-III): can develop when falling unconscious, from shrapnel in the head or torso, and from severe trauma. Only a surgical kit at a medical facility cures it. BLEEDING AND TOURNIQUETS - Field dressings close light and moderate bleeding only. Heavy bleeding needs hemostatic gauze, or a tourniquet followed by a dressing. - A dressing under a tourniquet is weak at first; remove the tourniquet too early and the wound can reopen. Phenylephrine, plasma and TXA lower that risk. - Tourniquets cause pain after a few minutes and damage the limb if left on too long. TREATING OTHERS - A held medical item only marks body parts where it can be used. - Forceps, gauze and the TXA, ketamine and ESA injectors work directly on another player's body parts. - The forceps show whether heavy or light shrapnel comes out next. SPLINTS - Stays on the limb and is reusable. A splinted leg can't sprint, even after healing. - Remove it with "Remove splint" on others, or in the health view on yourself. MEDICATION AND FLUIDS - TXA: strongly slows all bleeding for a short time. Lowers blood pressure. - Ketamine: lets a wounded soldier walk and shoot normally for a few minutes. Causes tunnel vision. - Ibuprofen: pill bottle for mild pain, self use. Inspect the bottle in hand and "Consume". Slow but long-lasting. - Freeze-dried plasma: slows all bleeding for several minutes. Saline restores more volume, plasma controls bleeding better. - ESA Autoinjector: reduces fatigue under heavy load. Wounds bleed faster, exhaustion follows. - Every drug can be overdosed, with consequences from nausea to cardiac arrest. TREAT PATIENT WHEEL - "Treat patient" on other players opens a wheel with Body, Medication and Vitals. - Shows each body part's wounds and only the items that fit. Check pulse, blood pressure, breathing and SpO2 directly. - Updates live, e.g. when another medic treats the same patient. - Can be turned off in Settings > Gameplay. FIRST AID KITS - IFAK and AFAK: own slot, medical supplies only. The AFAK holds about twice as much. - On the ground: "Equip" when the slot is free, or "Open". CHECK INJURIES - Also shows splints, internal bleeding, Polytrauma and the new medication. NEW ITEMS - Splint, Forceps, Hemostatic Gauze, Surgical Kit, Freeze-Dried Plasma - TXA, Ketamine and ESA injectors, Ibuprofen - IFAK and AFAK - Field First Aid Manual (English and German): in-game manual covering bleeding, airway, chest injuries, shrapnel, fractures, internal bleeding, medication, Polytrauma, CPR and evacuation. GAME MASTER - Context actions to apply fractures, shrapnel and internal bleeding for training and events. - GM Heal removes all Hemostasis wounds. NOTES - US arsenal only for now. - Built for PvE milsim events with player-run medical and MEDEVAC. CREDITS - 3D models (Splint, Forceps, Surgical Kit): ScourgeRaven