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Next up: a day at the Hospital! (Patreon)

Published:
2024-10-25 11:41:35
Imported:
2024-10

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A wonderful day to you all!I hope you have a wonderful friday and upcoming weekend!

Just wanted to share with you what content pack is coming next: a day at the hospital!Like every time I am excited to start a new theme and looking forward to create this one!I think there will be room for a lot of cool assets and creations and of course I hope a pretty cool multifloor hospital map that will have many options for gameplay.

I already have a lot of things on my mind that I plan to include, but as always I am happy for your input!

So if some of you have any ideas about what the maps could include or what assets / Rooms / Prefabs you would find exciting, now is the perfect time to let me know and I will do my best to incorporate your suggestions.

Feel free to let me know on the Discord Server or here in the comments.

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Also of course thank you to all Patrons who took the time to vote!

I wish you all a wonderful weekend!

Greetigs from Ana

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Simon 'Landmine'

Hmmm ... - Administrative offices (including a nice big office for the big cheese) - Cleaners cupboards - Surgical suites (including scrub rooms, equipment storage) - Wards/rooms (depending on preferred patient storage model) - Private suites for wealthy private patients (if offered) - Roof acces (for dramatic 'arguments' on the roof) - Helipad for the air ambulance - Emergency room with triage areas and treatment areas - MRI/CAT scanners (for armed police to lose their weapons to the magnets in) - Assorted departmental specialist labs, both for patient-facing tasks and for e.g. histology, etc. - Morgue/path lab, potentially in the basement (nothing could break out of there!) - Surgical incinerator - Yet more janitorial space - Break rooms - Physical rehabilitation areas (including walking rails, rehab pool, etc.) (Most of these are obvious, which is probably why I came up with them off the top of my head - my hospital experience is UK-centric, though. Although I'm visiting a friend in hospital tomorrow, so if I'm reminded of anything more, I'll put it up.)

a day at

Love your little side comments on them :) a big "get well soon" to your friend! Yes, feel free to add things when you see it!

Kavoka

Sugg: Isolation ward for contagious patients, and maybe a small lab to treat viruses Also : A quarantined version of the hospital, order collapsed, the virus is hitting many peoples, patients are getting sent in mass to the hospital etc

Jamonster66

I worked at hospital decades ago and had an extended ICU stay last year. ICU Cafeteria, Kitchen and eating area/lounge The morgue is usually in either the basement or in an out of the way/no ones likely to stumble upon it without actively looking for it. Ours was behind a set of unmarked double doors, off to the side and was locked with a set of double locks that required two sets of keys so that no one could get inside without someone else being there. Inside the corpses were kept inside freezer drawers that required ye another key. The idea wasn't so much to keep anything in as it was to keep people who would want to tamper with a body or evidence in a murder investigation out. Surgical waiting and admin area where they check you in and friends and family can wait. The admin folks here are strictly here to make sure you have insurance or make a payment plan and make sure you are going into the correct procedure. There are several surgical prep and recovery areas. Maternity ward Birthing room(s) Parking garage (usually attached to the hospital) Reception and communication area-usually has a security office close by. Helicopter pad. Nurses stations on each floor that has patient beds small visitor areas/lounges on each floor That is all I can recall off the cuff-most everything else has been covered. ER usually has its own entrance and parking bay for emergency vehicles.

a day at

Thank you for your thorough insights!