Delayed Injury Realism

[thehef]

With a realistic Delayed Injury Diagnosis - in nearly all cases - the part or area of the body would be known. The severity of the injury - for example, whether a guy needs two weeks to rest his arm, 2 months after being scoped, or a year after Tommy John surgery - isn't often known in the first few days after the injury. But it's usually immediately known whether we're talking about, for example, a shoulder vs elbow injury. Therefore, the part of the body, even if it’s vague (shoulder? elbow? knee? ankle? the coconut?) should typically be known immediately in OOTP.

[mitchkenn]

Originally Posted by thehef

With a realistic Delayed Injury Diagnosis - in nearly all cases - the part or area of the body would be known. The severity of the injury - for example, whether a guy needs two weeks to rest his arm, 2 months after being scoped, or a year after Tommy John surgery - isn't often known in the first few days after the injury. But it's usually immediately known whether we're talking about, for example, a shoulder vs elbow injury. Therefore, the part of the body, even if it’s vague (shoulder? elbow? knee? ankle? the coconut?) should typically be known immediately in OOTP.

yup! this makes sense to me. Don't think it would be impossible or massively difficult to implement. (But then again .... i know nothing about programming.) still a good idea imo.