Medic question

[Tommer]

The thing about [MED] is it's a misused tag and there's nothing to stop people misusing it.

I've seen the good the bad and the ugly, normally the ugly. Which tends to consist of people speeding around in med skins being chased by cops, and causing lots of crashes etc.

If you're going to use the [MED] tag it should be strict roleplay, you shouldn't be allowed to break the law (speeding is a questionable area however) - IMO there should be [MED] rights that can be revoked - Now I know people are going to say;

"but hold on if we have med rights this means med training"

No. It does not. The simple solution to this is to make the revocation time based - The user will simply have to learn to follow the laws without being trained this - It's not difficult.

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With all this being said in my personal opinion I don't really see the point in the [MED]'s but i'm not going to say get rid of it because I know some people for whatever reason enjoy this.

My suspiscion is some people want to drive an emergency vehicle for the 'glamour' and don't want to be involved in these ehh.. fenderbending police chases that leave your car looking rather ugly. Why not open up some sort of accident response tag to the general people? Like a diluted [HwA] with a new name [AR] ? that allows users only caution / hazard / jointow / issue a parking ticket (without a chase system) / do general safety things

^Obviously the point of the tag is to make it an emergency vehicle so give them a circumstance when they can use a siren - eg on Jointow until they arrive at the scene.

Then unlike the [MED] tag they can be of actual use. We might see less autobahn and highway crashes for example when there are some users working on warning other drivers in there fast response vehicles.