Perform Surgery on an Injured Teammate

Prepare Your Surgical Tools

Gather surgical instruments and medical supplies—scalpels, sutures, bone saws, and sterile materials. Ensure you have everything needed for the specific procedure before starting. Your teammate should remain still and trust your work.

Position and Communicate

Have your injured teammate open their body status panel and show you the injury. Stand close to them so your hands remain steady during the procedure. Pain and shock will make their hands shake, so your steadier hands are essential for success.

Execute the Procedure

Select the surgical tool and target the specific wound or organ through their status panel. Follow the medical logic: clean deep wounds before closing, set bones before casting, and stop bleeding before suturing. Each step must be done in proper order.

Monitor Recovery

After surgery, watch their vitals improve. Some procedures require multiple steps—don't rush. If complications arise (infection, renewed bleeding), be ready to perform follow-up treatment. Successful surgery dramatically improves survival chances compared to self-treatment.