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i didn't remember this game having voice acting

i love how the game overs are all before the patient was opened up, so you probably just sat there stabbing the patients over and over to get the game over lmfao- EDIT I ONLY PLAYED THE ORIGINAL DS GAME I DIDNT KNOW YOU OPERATED ON HOFFMAN OH MY GOD

This game really goes hardcore, doesn't it? In the second case, you never showed the full text on the PDA when you gave the patient oxygen and she started getting worse. Could that be rectified in the comments or a brief follow-up video? Also, a general feedback for these videos is that it would be nice if you could leave the text up for longer before continuing. I have to pause every time there's something beyond just the ordinary text on the screen so that I have time to read it, and sometimes you move on so fast that I miss with the pause and have to backtrack! Especially a bit of a drag when I'm watching on mobile. IDK what exactly your intention is with the amount of time you leave for the text, but if it's for the viewer to be able to read everything without pausing, then longer pauses are definitely needed. Have you decided what you're doing after this game? (I'm hoping to see ER3 to round out the coverage of this series of games.)

The baby's case was sad but I saw it coming. Not all diagnoses are used, obviously, but a big one like SIDS being listed typically means we'll run into it later. And yikes, the flail chest one, I'm surprised they had the guy still alive if it was scripted as being that bad lol

I have a feeling that the patient in case 28 (chest pain) was originally supposed to crash on you and you needed to bring him back with the defibrillator. But the rigid programming that's in place for these specific Legacy games seemingly makes it hard for that to actually be executed. The gameplay in ER: Real Life Rescues was able to actually pull that off. I always found it funny that Mr. Penn seems to pass out during that case, yet he could still talk and answer your questions. Just a hunch. Another observation from playing this on CD that I haven't brought up yet. I actually do not remember your fellow medics asking you all those questions (Does the patient have a pulse, does the patient have any disabilities, etc.) It may be because I'm remembering this game wrong or this is another version. I remember a lot of the patients and the glitches, but I can't recall hearing those questions at all. Weird.

So does your supervisor just not talk about case 29 or...? The quality of this game really does just ebb and flow whenever it so desires.

Case 26 is worse than Case 22, Baby died!

CT scan could also be taken, but PDA would say that the patient has no signs of pulmonary embolism.

CT scan could also be taken, but PDA would say that the patient has no signs of pulmonary embolism.

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Pat Skipper spotted

What the FU do you MEAN there's also a bomb game in Trauma Team??? (why am i here)

I've seen some pretty glitchy stuff in these videos, but what looks like they copy/pasted an entire case over another one here has to take the case. Whatever that electrocution case was supposed to consist of, it feels like we didn't see it at all! Speaking of the copied case, the gunshot one is certainly memorable but boy could it have been executed better. The PDA and fellow paramedic couldn't seem to decide whether this guy was basically dead already or still had a fighting chance; I think a more unified tone would have made that one more effective. And while the plot twist certainly brings the shock value, when you think about it a little bit it's really a quite silly implementation. Appreciate the video as always, but it felt like the game itself missed the mark this time around.

always so excited to see a new upload from you pine :)

Did you know about Case 22 before going into this? Before you started this series, I saw a cutscene reel and so I knew this was coming up, so now I'm curious. Also that's quite the music selection considering that nothing else in the series ever got that nightmarish.

Just a heads up folks, Case 26 in the next part is NOT pretty. I don't blame you if you get choked up over that. I found it in the files myself and it messed me up. As for good news, there's unused dialogue for Case 25 that tells you that you saved the boy's life. I'm also surprised they mentioned Tylenol, that name is actually trademarked. IIRC, 3D Body Adventure had it mentioned until it was cut in the Windows port.

What’s the point of the heart rate monitor on the bottom left corner? It’s never accurate, like when the guy was flatlining it still had a rhythm of 150 or so, and the constant alerting with the unconscious patient despite his condition improving

The Gunshot Wound Case is pretty creepy

Yeah that gunshot wound case is a wild one, and its background music is pretty unsettling. These games have aged quite a bit since their release but playing them at a younger age at the time, there were moments that felt pretty damn real. That case in particular was one that stuck with me the most. I've also grown to appreciate more of the acting in this game, especially that little monologue from your commander before you are promoted to a full paramedic. There are a handful of actors that got their big break years after appearing in these games (Zachary Quinto, Ann Dowd, etc) but it's a shame many of them never got that recognition, it's a pretty competitive field I guess.

Alright, I'm not the expert in this game, but comparing the procedures for the electrocution case vs. the gunshot case, they're exactly the same. It looks as if they just copy-pasted the steps for the gunshot case for the electrocution. They kept mentioning the nonexistent gunshot wounds on Haugen's chest, and didn't instruct you to look for the actual entry and exit points. Because looking at the fingers of the left hand, there are obvious entry points. I don't know where the exit point would have been. Possibly it would have to be located by looking at the files. And guess what else? I pulled up the Russian playthrough to compare the two and in that one, the chief complaint and diagnosis were changed to "electrocution"! In the review, it is revealed that some of the unnecessary steps like the occlusive dressing were skipped. Didn't add anything extra like bandaging the entry and exit wounds, but it did do a decent cleanup job.

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I'd have thought Part 5 would be posted by now. Everything OK?

can we all agree that the japanese objections are weak af

where can i download this game

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I remember my first kidney stone... ugh. It felt like the worst period cramp in the entire world, with so much pressure that I thought I just needed to use the restroom. Well, I took eight ibuprofen and went to a party. Went home, went to bed, and the next day was out and about all day with my mom before finally not being able to take it anymore, lol. It got infinitely worse for some reason that night, and I doubled over in pain and was rushed to the hospital. It had started hurting so much more because it had shifted and caused a blockage, as well as a pretty bad infection. I slept it off for like 3 days straight then was fine. What they don't tell you about kidney stones is that you can feel/hear it with a little "plink" as it drops into your bladder haha. My second one was pretty painful but not as bad as the first. just slept it off again with some antibiotics. Neither of these were my worst pain! I tore a muscle in my lower back, once.... Yeah I took a step, it tore, and I collapsed to the floor screaming in pain. Anyways if you ever get a kidney stone, hopefully you feel a little more prepared now. They hurt but only for a couple days. Just make sure to see the doc for antibiotics and you'll be a-okay

Oh, the music in the first case for today feels like some unused Trauma Center UtK2 track. Also glad nobody's died yet. I'm so used to those few early deaths in Vet Emergency that I'm surprised the impaled child and head trauma pool man survived.

There is a very fast way to fail the impalement case. If any procedure is done to the kid's back (even the magnifying glass) then a bad cutscene will instantly play and the case will end. I believe the game interprets any procedures to the back as dislodging the object. Also whoever originally edited the good cutscene to that case majorly messed up with cutting out both ends of the clip. If you listen closely, you can hear the director yell "Action" at the start and then say "Very nice" at the end. This kind of error appears at least two more times later in the game. Whoops! Now as a warning for anybody unfamiliar to this game, the heavy stuff is rapidly approaching. Starting in the next video, the case that is played right after you get promoted to being a full fledged paramedic is (in my humble opinion) the most intense case of the whole Legacy series. It caught me wildly off guard back in 2002, and I imagine it may surprise a lot of viewers too.

Pinecreamcone! How are you?

How are u so good at being a doctor? The last time I did a heart surgery in surgeon sim I lost my medical licence

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So glad to finally see someone play this game! Ever since I saw Brutalmoose play it I’ve been wanting to see someone either play it or get my hands on it, but unfortunately it’s abandonware it’s a bit hard to find :( thank you so much for these gameplay videos!! 🍎

Me: mom can we have trauma center under the knife 2? Mom: we have trauma center under the knife 2 at home. trauma center under the knife 2 at home:

Alright, I have seen videos of this game (in English) but I didn't expect everyone to be offering so many useful tips. Look at case 11 for example, where you weren't supposed to make a definitive diagnosis and everything was left up in the air. It's definitely different from a regular hospital setting. Combined with the FMV intros and occasional cutscenes, really lets you get a feel for it as a paramedic sim. Not to mention how dark and sad it gets later on, even more so than Code Red. Legacy Games, you've done it again.

Some odd required diagnoses, indeed. That being said, at least the uterine rupture case seemed to be accurate, coming from my sister who works in maternity. Thankfully the mortality rate is lower nowadays.

Some heads up will be given, if the IV fluids for the kid with CHF (Congestive Heart Failiure) are given, the kid's condition will suddenly get worse. He will stop breathing and will become completely unconsious and SpO2 will drop to 66%

I looked up on the case with the diabetic guy having a head injury and I think I figured out what happened. If you're diabetic, brain injury is an extra risk factor to watch out for because you're trying to balance your sugar levels. What's more is that high consumption of alcohol also causes brain damage, and as the wife said, her husband started to drink heavily after he lost to his job. You can piece them together to get the full picture. Basically, this is an INTERNAL head injury, not external. Also, about the woman who had trouble breathing: there's an unused cinematic where she tells you straight up that she has asthma. Not sure why the game omitted it. The unused cinematics really give you a lot more context on the situation and then some. Still miffed they took them out because they were already finished!

Have you ever played surgeon sim (it could be played on switch/VR/ and Pc i think)

I echo the previous thanks for posting these. This is an interesting one, although I hope I don't regret viewing the later parts when it sounds like things get grittier... It seems like your job would have been much easier in the ER games if your paramedics had been this good! It does seem like this game so far has more egregious cases of bad green screen. And is it just me, or are more of the body models CGI as opposed to real? Of course the injuries have always been obviously fake (which is a good thing as far as I'm concerned), but there's been more normal body parts that don't look quite right to me as well.

Love the really calm music playing while the one patient is in shock. Also, unironically like how this game has the people audibly saying "BP low, pulse ox low" etc. The fewer things you need to read in a game like this, the better, I think.

Oh, I just noticed an error. Mrs. Robinson in the cutscene was stated to 62, but in the clipboard she's 72. Make up your mind, game! EDIT: I also forgot that the greenscreen in said scene is pretty bad. Due to the decreased framerate, there's a split second of the greenscreen they used. You can tell that a lot of the FMVs use greenscreen instead of filming them in real environments. It's jarring, but I guess they had a shoestring budget for this game.

So, remember when I was talking to you on Discord about "that" case? Yup, that's The Graduate scene! Bet that caught you off guard, huh? Savour that moment, there isn't a lot of silly stuff from this point forward, aside from the cutscenes with the paramedics. Side note, someone mentioned a long time ago that the Stacy Blum actress reprised as the girl who had a roller blade accident.

"you can download the information onto your handheld computer" wow this game was ahead of the curve. the thought and idea for smartphones were right there.

Idk what to be scared or the lady in case 6 or most doctors (like anistasia I think thats how you spell it)

@PineCreamCone how the heck did Mrs. Robinson get an anxiety attack? I do know that her husband died and she’s feeling lonely, and I feel like she’s depressed instead of anxious. This case was pretty weird because nothing was wrong with her in the first place yet some things about her diagnosis were not normal when you investigated her.

So that first case is basically a tribute to an old 60's film called The Graduate, where part of the story involves a young man being seduced by a much older woman also named Mrs. Robinson. That very first cutscene shot (at 0:16) mirrors what is considered to be the iconic moment of the film. And hey, it's the cop from Code Blue in that domestic case, he crosses paths with you a lot haha! I noticed frequently in this playthrough, as well as my recent one, that someone is always telling you to hurry up despite the case just getting started. I'm pretty sure that's a glitch as you shouldn't be hearing those comments unless too much time is passing by. It must be related to either the version of the game or something with it running on a newer system, because I never remembered the game doing that to me when I played it on CD back then.

before installing make sure that the 2 discs of 911 Paramedic are opened (inserted) and all files moved & pasted in a separate folder before installing the game. Oh in the 10th case in the bad ending, Dr Bridge (from Code Red) would say that the player had neglected to check her thoroughly and missed major injuries and how she nearly died before being admitted to the ER

0:06 So far this is the only conclusion that comes as the patient is really dead as there is no backup doctors can success it. The others are still like being passed to other doctors