Soultheif96

On that note, Prate, I do have a suggestion that pulls from other sources of cryogenic cells like Halo. If the patient is undergoing cryogenic therapy, they have a 10% (modifiable) chance to have an allergic reaction scaling from mild to severe, inflicting toxin damage or organ damage (this can be discussed elsewhere). The idea is to keep the patients in medical for longer observation to make sure they are fine. To counteract this allergic reaction, leporazine and dylovene would be useful to immediately stabilize the patient from cryogenic temperatures. Also reduce severity of allergic reaction. This is purely a suggestion or idea to hinder cryogenic care.

Please do note that soporific is used for when medical cyborgs need to sedate the patient enough to preform ethical surgery, a quicker metabolization would encourage that the surgery must be done with haste, lest we would have to increase the dosage, which will cause ODing. That will not be fun if that happened. Suggestion on KeloDerm to stop working, we could limit the use by throwing in a reaction that slows the metabolization, increasing the risk of ODing if the burn patient is fed too much. This would encourage a full treatment by the doctor using burn kits, cryogenics, and so on.

As a pharmacist main, +1. My reason to approve Resilynn's suggestions is because chemistry as is already enables medical to become a factory, you come in hurt, you come back out perfectly fine, thanks to the medication. With the suggestions above, this will make sure that chemists and pharmacists take dosages into consideration and make doctors decide is it worth it to send out a security officer with KeloDerm to heal his burn wounds to get shot again. Same applies for painkiller prescriptions. I am a little sketchy on Bicaridine as it is the only medication to heal just brute damage and once ODed, it heals away the internal bleedings. Anyhow, it is an acceptable consequence. As for Dex+ plus, I really hope this does happen so that we can take consideration of that 300 Suffocation regen into consideration but end up with a cost. I would appreciate something to consider on Peridaxon, because not only it is a god-medicine, it stops the (Surgeon: I need Peridaxon please, now) when they can do the surgery to fix the problem, lazy bastards. I would like to start with paracetamol again because it does make Oxycodone and Tramadol prescriptions become something to think twice about when they can settle with a mild one. Same applies for oxycodone induced surgery, we wouldn't want a vomiting patient once it wears off now do we? Lastly, this would make some of the chemist's booster pills much less effective so they won't appear as a god when under effects of their concoction, so yeah, again. +1.

I suggest adding two empty surgery kits to the surgery wing of medical so if the surgeons want to have an easier time getting their tool, they have the option to use the kit to their advantage. Otherwise, they can just lay out their tools for role play reasons. Plus in time of events where the main level medical is compromised and the surgeon needs to preform surgery, they can do it elsewhere like the Medical sub level with a surgery kit.

He usually sticks around medical bay a lot so it is no suprises to me if you heven’t seen him but you can see him talking to people in security or science, otherwise it would be the occasional bar visit. As for calling Earth, Sol III, it goes back and forth for Ryder when he talks to other characters.

Thanks to someone giving me a reminder of where the general feedbacks are, I have moved it to here. Anyhow, to the business. Hello, I am asking the community to give me a feedback on the Pharmacist, Ryder Philips. _________________________ Short on his backstory: Dr. Ryder Philips, brother to his twin, Dr. Elizabeth Philips, and Dr. Kevin Philips. He and his relatives are from Sol III and joined NT as medical personnel. Kevin Philips inspired the siblings to pursue a degree in medical, Ryder choose chemistry. He has taken 5 years to earn his Ph.D in Pharmaceutical Science and received training in usage of complex machinery and basic medical care. The medical department and beyond has taken notice in his works and appreciates having him around. He is loyal to Sol Central and is supportive of NanoTrasen, knows Sol Common given his origin, and sign language. _________________________ How were his interactions with other characters? What needs to be improved or clarified? If you have any further questions or feedback on my character, shoot.

Then the roles', education and do/don't should be revised as the chemists is not on there. The rules may imply that the chemist doesn't know how to do cloning, however with this Medical Reform, it lacks what the chemist should do and do not do. Unless I am missing something.

To further enforce the cloning restrictions to certain roles, I motion two things, remove access of cloning room from certain medical roles like chemist, EMT, nurse, etc, and the second thing is to have a spare body bag box be placed in the medical storage for ease of access. I believe this will keep things proper in medical and prevent chemists like me from emergency cloning (long story) and miraculously get a clone. As for the bag, it would let medical crewmembers at get the bags.