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MisterStone said:
It's been a while, but I think you could pull someone back from serious/critical if you had good medical skillz...
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I think you're right, but I'm not sure about it either. If not, and you had to rush back to the doctor each time, a skill deal would be a good way to eventually circumvent having to rush to the doctor to tone down the fear of death and such.

Just imagine someone trying to add this to a RPG today... the dumbass reviewers, nevermind the low-IQ gamers, would be trashing this feature as "reducing the fun factor". Goddammit...
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Funny you should mention it, but it's always been kind of odd to me when games have the dead player wake up in a hospital or something. That might be a little better than having to reload, but it's kind of goofy nonetheless.
 
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