Use of Amphetamine/Morphine/Epinephrine stim by medics.

using aspect

• stop pain/fatigue effects over time until stim concentration is lowers down
• stops black out/shock and bring back
• used as antidot/blocker in right combination to stop effect / false usage risk negatives

all negative aspects based on chosen difficulty level

sideeffects false usage

• random rarely if concentration of stim is high / stresslevel is high
• can result in a blackout/shock
• optical effects
  • moving shapes, stains, blur, fade out, twinkle, sharpen and stronger colors
• audible effects
  • enginesounds, choppers, planes, footsteps, shooting, voices, buzzing sound
• motion
  • tremble uncontrollably
• touch
  • pain without cause

It's a bit tricky and like a puzzle that a medic don't overdo his job to bring a soldier back, so that nobody need to carry him. In some cases he could kill his own teammates with a false injection. Otherwise an uncontrolled soldier can stress the hole team and bring all into problematic situations.

Additional - delirium

• combat fever based on stresslevel
• fever (wet and cold, moskitos)
• heatstroke
• toxication (animals, poisoned darts)

pain

• reduce aiming/movespeed
• can affect the stand
• higher the stresslevel
• can happen
  • when falling bad
  • hit by bullet or other hard things

stresslevel

• effective over long combattime (~ 1-2h)
• rise
  • while under hard fire (nearby collisionroom of soldier like an aura)
  • when often wounded
  • pain over time
  • high fatigue over time
• cure while rest
• nearby friendly (squadmember) soldiers (outer collisionroom) reduce the rising of stress

Additional medicals

• bandaging stops bleeding out (more resistance for non critical shoots)

Hard outworked it for a better understanding.

nice to have (advanced medicsystem)

• more responsibility
• effect gameplay for each character

usage of everything by all

• effectuation based on charactertype
• waste of material
• chance of false usage {F19346}