I like the idea of having broken legs/arms and having a medic and possibly section staff be able to fix it with a splint.
The broken limb wouldn't be debilitating in any way and more of an annoyance than anything. I was thinking 30-40% speed penalty if broken leg and 40-50% inaccuracy if broken arm.
Simple fix of applying a splint to the affected limb with a possibility of the splint breaking after x amount of time.
PTE John Smith has a broken leg and after applying splint 10 minutes ago received fire from EN. Splint was broken and needed re-applying.
EDIT: The reason I added in section staff to be able to apply splints is because what if the medic is unconscious and security still needs to be performed.
I like the idea of having broken legs/arms and having a medic and possibly section staff be able to fix it with a splint.
The broken limb wouldn't be debilitating in any way and more of an annoyance than anything. I was thinking 30-40% speed penalty if broken leg and 40-50% inaccuracy if broken arm.
Simple fix of applying a splint to the affected limb with a possibility of the splint breaking after x amount of time.
PTE John Smith has a broken leg and after applying splint 10 minutes ago received fire from EN. Splint was broken and needed re-applying.
EDIT: The reason I added in section staff to be able to apply splints is because what if the medic is unconscious and security still needs to be performed.