Brendon

I send in 2 SWATS with the Ballistic Shield and then get another SWAT to arrest him.

NYC does not really have MCU's that are utilized like that. NYC doesn't have SWAT either, it has ESU which is much different.

She is actually accessable. You just need to click on her a lot but eventually she'll be picked up.

You couldn't be more wrong. Ambulances are classified as either BLS (EMT's) or ALS (Paramedics) and have the appropriate callsign. Alpha designations: A-G=BLS, H=BLS HazTac, I-O=BLS, S-Y=ALS, Z=ALS HazTac. 07 David would be a BLS Unit. 38 Sierra would be an ALS unit.

In the 90 they have a Fire Station, Police Station, and ESU Station all housed in one building. I hope they do it like that here!

Awesome! Sounds like they care about the community!

In NYC, I heard the average (for all companies) was somewhere between 1-3 runs.

That would be kind of annoying. Dispatchers change every 2 hours. If you've listened to my Youtube vids you'd hear it too.

2 problems that bother me the most: Doctors will still try to revive corpses that have been covered up. Civilians will stand in the middle of the roadway and won't reposition themselves if they're set as stationary. For instance, the prostitutes by the carwash. If a fire breaks out, they run into the middle of the street and never move back, blocking traffic.

What are you talking about? The ALS Medics with the stretcher can handle any situation in which the patient doesn't need to be de-fibbed.

You do know that most of what ESU does involves rescues, right?

You mean like this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BinKqDfSiB8 Alright, it's a shameless link to one of my videos but that's what most of the dispatchers sound like.

Actually I was mistaken, you are correct.

FDNY, NYPD, and other City agencies don't use Code 2 or 3 to dictate response. If a fast response was needed, it would be "With a rush." Mostly that term is used for PD and EMS when they are requesting each-other (PD will request EMS with a rush on the bus if they encounter someone who is serious injured, EMS will request PD with a rush if they're being attacked, etc) since FD always responds with lights and sirens to begin with. For instance, a 10-35 is an Alarm System Emergency. 10-35 Code 2 would mean it's an unwarranted alarm. Code 2 means many different things depending on what other 10-code is used. 10-33 Code 2 doesn't exist. Living in NYC, just thought I'd let you know.

Hey nice models. Are you going to make any of the RMP's with the blue lights?

Prices get higher and higher for each additional unit on the map that is there.

Still the best siren sound replacement out there.

Structure Fire: 2-4 Engines, Occasionally Bat Chief Shrub Fire: 1 Engine Car Fire: 1 Engine Single Car MVA: 1 SAR Heavy Rescue, As Many Ambulances as Victims, 1 Police Unit, 1 Tow, 1 Engine if car is on fire Multi Car MVA: 1 SAR Heavy Rescue, As Many Ambulances as Victims, 1-2 Police Units, As Many Tows as cars, 1 Engine if car is on fire Stroke / Fall: 1 ALS Ambulance for Stroke, 1 BLS for Fall Hazmat Related: 2-4 Engines, Occasionally Bat Chief, 1 Hazmat Engine, 2 Police Units Robbery: 1 PD Unit Hostages: 2 PD Units, 1 SWAT Truck Riots: 1 PD Unit if very close to riot and can stop quickly, many more if riot has grown including SWAT

You should add this guy as a Paramedic model.

Really? I don't see that anywhere.

If they made it so that the Winterberg mod was more English, it would be perfect.

I gotta really say I like the way you've done things so far.

Yes that would be nice!! I'd love to send the police on patrol. Also be able to buy vehicles too because you cannot do that?

If he had to get rid of something I'd suggest flares. I never had to use them and a space for summoning a fire truck would be a whole lot more useful.

All it does is play SOD, which isn't interesting most of the time. I already posted recordings up.