Medikit (EU2012) - Revision history

Hobbes at 18:47, 7 December 2013

2013-12-07T18:47:26Z

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	** With Field Medic, they can use it two more times per mission, for triple total healing.		** With Field Medic, they can use it two more times per mission, for triple total healing.
	** With Revive, they can bring soldiers back into the fight at 33% HP, which is useful just to get them out of the line of fire, if nothing else.		** With Revive, they can bring soldiers back into the fight at 33% HP, which is useful just to get them out of the line of fire, if nothing else.
	*** On the [[XCOM: Enemy Within DLC (EU2012)\|Enemy Within DLC]], a Revive Support may be necessary to salvage poorly-executed [[Covert ~~Data Recovery~~ (EU2012)\|Covert ~~Data Recovery~~]] runs.		*** On the [[XCOM: Enemy Within DLC (EU2012)\|Enemy Within DLC]], a Revive Support may be necessary to salvage poorly-executed [[Covert Extraction (EU2012)\|Covert Extraction]] runs.
	** A Medikit is a unique item so a Support soldier with the Deep Pockets ability can only carry a Medikit and another item (Enemy Within DLC changed Deep Pockets to no longer provide additional inventory slot but to allow items one additional use).		** A Medikit is a unique item so a Support soldier with the Deep Pockets ability can only carry a Medikit and another item (Enemy Within DLC changed Deep Pockets to no longer provide additional inventory slot but to allow items one additional use).
	** And finally, Savior improves the healing done by the Medikit by 4 additional points, meaning more healing overall.		** And finally, Savior improves the healing done by the Medikit by 4 additional points, meaning more healing overall.

Hobbes: don't forget to link please

2013-12-07T14:36:02Z

don't forget to link please

Arrow Quivershaft at 02:40, 7 December 2013

2013-12-07T02:40:27Z

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	** With Field Medic, they can use it two more times per mission, for triple total healing.		** With Field Medic, they can use it two more times per mission, for triple total healing.
	** With Revive, they can bring soldiers back into the fight at 33% HP, which is useful just to get them out of the line of fire, if nothing else.		** With Revive, they can bring soldiers back into the fight at 33% HP, which is useful just to get them out of the line of fire, if nothing else.
			*** In Enemy Within, a Revive Support may be necessary to salvage poorly-executed Data Extraction runs.
	** A Medikit is a unique item so a Support soldier with the Deep Pockets ability can only carry a Medikit and another item ('''Enemy Within DLC changed Deep Pockets to no longer provide additional inventory slot but to allow items one additional use''').		** A Medikit is a unique item so a Support soldier with the Deep Pockets ability can only carry a Medikit and another item ('''Enemy Within DLC changed Deep Pockets to no longer provide additional inventory slot but to allow items one additional use''').
	** And finally, Savior improves the healing done by the Medikit by 4 additional points, meaning more healing overall.		** And finally, Savior improves the healing done by the Medikit by 4 additional points, meaning more healing overall.
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	** Later on, when your troopers can shake off the 3 points of damage without a worry, you may want to ''avoid'' this, as then you might have Thin Men 'waste' a turn spitting poison for a meagre 3 points damage, rather than risking getting hit, or to draw attention away from your shiny new Psi Troopers.		** Later on, when your troopers can shake off the 3 points of damage without a worry, you may want to ''avoid'' this, as then you might have Thin Men 'waste' a turn spitting poison for a meagre 3 points damage, rather than risking getting hit, or to draw attention away from your shiny new Psi Troopers.
	* Soldier with [[Gene Mods (EU2012)\|Mimetic Skin]] can heal allies or self without breaking concealment when using Medikits.		* Soldier with [[Gene Mods (EU2012)\|Mimetic Skin]] can heal allies or self without breaking concealment when using Medikits.
			* Soldiers with the [[Medals (EU2012)\|Defender's Medal]] may gain an additional 2HP from Medkits when they are used on them.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

DracoGriffin: Verified ally heal w/ Mimetic Skin on

2013-11-20T22:00:44Z

Verified ally heal w/ Mimetic Skin on

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	** Early on, when your troopers have low armor and low HP, you may want to do this, as Poison Spit rarely, if ever, misses.		** Early on, when your troopers have low armor and low HP, you may want to do this, as Poison Spit rarely, if ever, misses.
	** Later on, when your troopers can shake off the 3 points of damage without a worry, you may want to ''avoid'' this, as then you might have Thin Men 'waste' a turn spitting poison for a meagre 3 points damage, rather than risking getting hit, or to draw attention away from your shiny new Psi Troopers.		** Later on, when your troopers can shake off the 3 points of damage without a worry, you may want to ''avoid'' this, as then you might have Thin Men 'waste' a turn spitting poison for a meagre 3 points damage, rather than risking getting hit, or to draw attention away from your shiny new Psi Troopers.
	* Soldier with [[Gene Mods (EU2012)\|Mimetic Skin]] can heal self without breaking concealment when using Medikits. ~~(Verification needed when healing other soldiers)~~		* Soldier with [[Gene Mods (EU2012)\|Mimetic Skin]] can heal allies or self without breaking concealment when using Medikits.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

DracoGriffin: New EW usage / removed redundant tips

2013-11-20T21:55:33Z

New EW usage / removed redundant tips

Oathbreaker: /* Notes */

2013-11-03T01:57:27Z

Notes

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	}}		}}
			* RANGE: A soldier using the medikit must be in an adjacent square to the wounded soldier. [More research needed for elevation.]
	* When multiple soldiers are wounded, choose which soldier is healed by using the 'Tab' key.		* When multiple soldiers are wounded, choose which soldier is healed by using the 'Tab' key.
	* Holding a Medikit confers poison immunity and can neutralize poison in an ally.		* Holding a Medikit confers poison immunity and can neutralize poison in an ally.

Oathbreaker: /* Notes */

2013-11-02T15:12:22Z

Notes

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	\|abilities/stats=Heal Wound (4 HPs)<br>Stabilize<br>Poison Immunity		\|abilities/stats=Heal Wound (4 HPs)<br>Stabilize<br>Poison Immunity
	}}		}}
			* When multiple soldiers are wounded, choose which soldier is healed by using the 'Tab' key.
	* Holding a Medikit confers poison immunity and can neutralize poison in an ally.		* Holding a Medikit confers poison immunity and can neutralize poison in an ally.
	* [[Foundry (EU2012)\|Foundry]] Upgrades:		* [[Foundry (EU2012)\|Foundry]] Upgrades:

Oathbreaker: /* Warning */

2013-11-02T15:11:08Z

Warning

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	* Can be used to neutralize poison in an ally		* Can be used to neutralize poison in an ally
	{{Ref Close \| source = XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012)}}		{{Ref Close \| source = XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012)}}

	~~==Warning==~~
	* Don't assume a soldier with one wound will use a medikit to heal the about-to-die soldier next to them. Medikits appear to first be used to heal the soldier itself. [Further testing needed.]

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Oathbreaker: /* Notes */

2013-11-02T14:35:35Z

Notes

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	* Can be used to neutralize poison in an ally		* Can be used to neutralize poison in an ally
	{{Ref Close \| source = XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012)}}		{{Ref Close \| source = XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012)}}

			==Warning==
			* Don't assume a soldier with one wound will use a medikit to heal the about-to-die soldier next to them. Medikits appear to first be used to heal the soldier itself. [Further testing needed.]

	==Notes==		==Notes==
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	** Early on, when your troopers have low armor and low HP, you may want to do this, as Poison Spit rarely, if ever, misses.		** Early on, when your troopers have low armor and low HP, you may want to do this, as Poison Spit rarely, if ever, misses.
	** Later on, when your troopers can shake off the 3 points of damage without a worry, you may want to ''avoid'' this, as then you might have Thin Men 'waste' a turn spitting poison for a meagre 3 points damage, rather than risking getting hit, or to draw attention away from your shiny new Psi Troopers.		** Later on, when your troopers can shake off the 3 points of damage without a worry, you may want to ''avoid'' this, as then you might have Thin Men 'waste' a turn spitting poison for a meagre 3 points damage, rather than risking getting hit, or to draw attention away from your shiny new Psi Troopers.

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	{{Equipment (EU2012)}}		{{Equipment (EU2012)}}

Hobbes at 19:45, 18 October 2013

2013-10-18T19:45:05Z

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	{{Ref Close \| source = XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012)}}		{{Ref Close \| source = XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012)}}

	~~{\| class="wikitable" width="25%"~~
	~~\|+ '''Medikit'''~~
	\|-
	~~! width="30px" align="center" \| Property !! Info~~
	~~\|- style="vertical-align:top;"~~
	\|-
	~~\| align="center" \| Requires: \|\| align="center" \| None~~
	\|-
	~~\| align="center" \| Cost: \|\| align="center" \| §15 <br>Min. Engineers:5~~
	\|-
	~~\| align="center" \| Abilities \|\| align="center" \| Heal<br>Stabilize~~
	\|-
	~~\| align="center" \| Equipped \|\| align="center" \| Item slot~~
	\|-
	\|}
	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* '''Abilities''':		{{Item Data Box (EU2012)
	** '''Heal Wound~~''': +~~4 HP		\|requires=N/A<br>
	** '''Stabilize''': Prevent a critically-wounded soldier from bleeding out.		\|costs=§25<br>Engineers:5
	** '''Poison Immunity''': Holding a Medikit confers poison immunity and can neutralize poison in an ally.		\|abilities/stats=Heal Wound (4 HPs)<br>Stabilize<br>Poison Immunity
	* ~~'''~~Foundry Upgrades~~'''~~:		}}
			* Holding a Medikit confers poison immunity and can neutralize poison in an ally.
			* [[Foundry (EU2012)\|Foundry]] Upgrades:
	** '''Improved Medikit''': Increases healing value by 2		** '''Improved Medikit''': Increases healing value by 2
	* '''[[~~Classes_~~(EU2012)~~#Support~~\|Support]] Synergies:		* '''[[Support (EU2012)\|Support]] Synergies:
	** '''Field Medic''': Can use Medikit 2 additional times per mission.		** '''Field Medic''': Can use Medikit 2 additional times per mission.
	** '''Revive''': Bring a critically-wounded soldier back into the fight at 33% HP		** '''Revive''': Bring a critically-wounded soldier back into the fight at 33% HP
	** '''Savior''': Restore an additional +4 HP per use		** '''Savior''': Restore an additional +4 HP per use
			* Can be used on any friendly unit adjacent to the medic, or on the medic itself.
	~~==Tips & Tricks==~~
	* Can be used on any friendly unit adjacent to the medic, or on the medic ~~themself~~.
	* Any unit that will benefit from a Medikit will be surrounded by a pink circle with crosses when a soldier with a Medikit is selected. This circle indicates the range at which the medikit can be used.		* Any unit that will benefit from a Medikit will be surrounded by a pink circle with crosses when a soldier with a Medikit is selected. This circle indicates the range at which the medikit can be used.
	* While anyone can use the Medikit, it's really best in a Support soldier's hands.		* While anyone can use the Medikit, it's really best in a Support soldier's hands.
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	** And finally, Savior improves the healing done by the Medikit by 4 additional points, meaning more healing overall.		** And finally, Savior improves the healing done by the Medikit by 4 additional points, meaning more healing overall.
	* Always carry two Medikits into a mission; nothing is more annoying than your dedicated field medic bleeding out because nobody else had a Medikit and couldn't heal him.		* Always carry two Medikits into a mission; nothing is more annoying than your dedicated field medic bleeding out because nobody else had a Medikit and couldn't heal him.
	* On Council Missions, and any other mission where you expect large amounts of Thin Men, having all your troopers carry Medikits (or wearing Titan Armor) will make them never use their spit attack.		* On [[The Council (EU2012)\|The Council]] [[Missions (EU2012)\|Missions]], and any other mission where you expect large amounts of [[Thin Man (EU2012)\|Thin Men]], having all your troopers carry Medikits (or wearing [[Titan Armor (EU2012)\|Titan Armor]]) will make them never use their spit attack.
	** Early on, when your troopers have low armor and low HP, you may want to do this, as ~~Poision~~ Spit rarely, if ever, misses.		** Early on, when your troopers have low armor and low HP, you may want to do this, as Poison Spit rarely, if ever, misses.
	** Later on, when your troopers can shake off the 3 points of damage without a worry, you may want to ''avoid'' this, as then you might have Thin Men 'waste' a turn spitting ~~posion~~ for a ~~measily~~ 3 points, rather than risking getting hit, or to draw attention away from your shiny new Psi Troopers.		** Later on, when your troopers can shake off the 3 points of damage without a worry, you may want to ''avoid'' this, as then you might have Thin Men 'waste' a turn spitting poison for a meagre 3 points damage, rather than risking getting hit, or to draw attention away from your shiny new Psi Troopers.
	==See Also==		==See Also==
	{{Equipment (EU2012)}}		{{Equipment (EU2012)}}

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	* [[Foundry (EU2012)\|Foundry]] Upgrades:		* [[Foundry (EU2012)\|Foundry]] Upgrades:
	** '''Improved Medikit''': Increases healing value by 2		** '''Improved Medikit''': Increases healing value by 2
	* '''[[Support (EU2012)\|Support]] ~~Synergies~~:		* '''[[Support (EU2012)\|Support]] abilities synergies:
	** '''Field Medic''': Can use Medikit 2 additional times per mission.		** '''Field Medic''': Can use Medikit 2 additional times per mission.
	** '''Revive''': Bring a critically-wounded soldier back into the fight at 33% HP		** '''Revive''': Bring a critically-wounded soldier back into the fight at 33% HP
	** '''Savior''': Restore an additional +4 HP per use		** '''Savior''': Restore an additional +4 HP per use
	* Can be used on any friendly unit adjacent to the medic, or on the medic itself.		* Can be used on any friendly unit adjacent to the medic, or on the medic itself.
	* Any unit that will benefit from a Medikit will be surrounded by a pink circle with crosses when a soldier with a Medikit is selected. This circle indicates the range at which the ~~medikit~~ can be used.		* Any unit that will benefit from a Medikit will be surrounded by a pink circle with crosses when a soldier with a Medikit is selected. This circle indicates the range at which the Medikit can be used.
	* While anyone can use the Medikit, it's really best in a Support soldier's hands ~~('''no longer true in Enemy Within DLC and Training Roulette''')~~.		* While anyone can use the Medikit, it's really best in a Support soldier's hands.
	** With Sprinter, they can move 3 more tiles per turn, getting into healing range faster.		** With Sprinter, they can move 3 more tiles per turn, getting into healing range faster.
	** With Field Medic, they can use it two more times per mission, for triple total healing.		** With Field Medic, they can use it two more times per mission, for triple total healing.
	** With Revive, they can bring soldiers back into the fight at 33% HP, which is useful just to get them out of the line of fire, if nothing else.		** With Revive, they can bring soldiers back into the fight at 33% HP, which is useful just to get them out of the line of fire, if nothing else.
	*** In Enemy Within, a Revive Support may be necessary to salvage poorly-executed Data ~~Extraction~~ runs.		*** On the [[XCOM: Enemy Within DLC (EU2012)\|Enemy Within DLC]], a Revive Support may be necessary to salvage poorly-executed [[Covert Data Recovery (EU2012)\|Covert Data Recovery]] runs.
	** A Medikit is a unique item so a Support soldier with the Deep Pockets ability can only carry a Medikit and another item (~~'''~~Enemy Within DLC changed Deep Pockets to no longer provide additional inventory slot but to allow items one additional use~~'''~~).		** A Medikit is a unique item so a Support soldier with the Deep Pockets ability can only carry a Medikit and another item (Enemy Within DLC changed Deep Pockets to no longer provide additional inventory slot but to allow items one additional use).
	** And finally, Savior improves the healing done by the Medikit by 4 additional points, meaning more healing overall.		** And finally, Savior improves the healing done by the Medikit by 4 additional points, meaning more healing overall.
	* Always carry two Medikits into a mission; nothing is more annoying than your dedicated field medic bleeding out because nobody else had a Medikit and couldn't heal him.		* Always carry two Medikits into a mission; nothing is more annoying than your dedicated field medic bleeding out because nobody else had a Medikit and couldn't heal him.
	* On [[The Council (EU2012)\|The Council]] [[Missions (EU2012)\|Missions]], and any other mission where you expect large amounts of [[Thin Man (EU2012)\|Thin Men]], having all your troopers carry Medikits (or wearing [[Titan Armor (EU2012)\|Titan Armor]]) will make them never use their spit attack.		* On [[The Council (EU2012)\|The Council]] [[Missions (EU2012)\|Missions]], and any other mission where you expect large amounts of [[Thin Man (EU2012)\|Thin Men]], having all your troopers carry Medikits (or wearing [[Titan Armor (EU2012)\|Titan Armor]]) will make them never use their spit attack.
	** Early on, when your troopers have low armor and low HP, you may want to do this, as Poison Spit rarely, if ever, misses.		** Early on, when your troopers have low armor and low HP, you may want to do this, as Poison Spit rarely, if ever, misses.
	** Later on, when your troopers can shake off the 3 points of damage without a worry, you may want to ''avoid'' this, as then you might have Thin Men 'waste' a turn spitting poison for a ~~meagre~~ 3 points damage, rather than risking getting hit, or to draw attention away from your shiny new Psi Troopers.		** Later on, when your troopers can shake off the 3 points of damage without a worry, you may want to ''avoid'' this, as then you might have Thin Men 'waste' a turn spitting poison for a meager 3 points damage, rather than risking getting hit, or to draw attention away from your shiny new Psi Troopers.
	* Soldier with [[Gene Mods (EU2012)\|Mimetic Skin]] can heal allies or self without breaking concealment when using Medikits.		* Soldier with [[Gene Mods (EU2012)\|Mimetic Skin]] can heal allies or self without breaking concealment when using Medikits.
	* Soldiers with the [[Medals (EU2012)\|Defender's Medal]] may gain an additional ~~2HP~~ from ~~Medkits~~ when they are used on them.		* Soldiers with the [[Medals (EU2012)\|Defender's Medal]] may gain an additional 2 HP from Medikits when they are used on them.
			* On Enemy Within DLC with the [[Second Wave (EU2012)\|Second Wave]]'s Training Roulette option activated, Supports are not longer the best unit to carry Medikits since the Field Medic, Revive and Savior [[Abilities (EU2012)\|abilities]] can be randomly assigned to any [[Classes (EU2012)\|class]], with the exception of MEC troopers.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	}}		}}
	* RANGE: A soldier using the medikit must be in an adjacent square to the wounded soldier. [More research needed for elevation.]
	* When multiple soldiers are wounded, choose which soldier is healed by using the 'Tab' key.
	* Holding a Medikit confers poison immunity and can neutralize poison in an ally.
	* [[Foundry (EU2012)\|Foundry]] Upgrades:		* [[Foundry (EU2012)\|Foundry]] Upgrades:
	** '''Improved Medikit''': Increases healing value by 2		** '''Improved Medikit''': Increases healing value by 2
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	* Can be used on any friendly unit adjacent to the medic, or on the medic itself.		* Can be used on any friendly unit adjacent to the medic, or on the medic itself.
	* Any unit that will benefit from a Medikit will be surrounded by a pink circle with crosses when a soldier with a Medikit is selected. This circle indicates the range at which the medikit can be used.		* Any unit that will benefit from a Medikit will be surrounded by a pink circle with crosses when a soldier with a Medikit is selected. This circle indicates the range at which the medikit can be used.
	* While anyone can use the Medikit, it's really best in a Support soldier's hands.		* While anyone can use the Medikit, it's really best in a Support soldier's hands ('''no longer true in Enemy Within DLC and Training Roulette''').
	** With Sprinter, they can move 3 more tiles per turn, getting into healing range faster.		** With Sprinter, they can move 3 more tiles per turn, getting into healing range faster.
	** With Field Medic, they can use it two more times per mission, for triple total healing.		** With Field Medic, they can use it two more times per mission, for triple total healing.
	** With Revive, they can bring soldiers back into the fight at 33% HP, which is useful just to get them out of the line of fire, if nothing else.		** With Revive, they can bring soldiers back into the fight at 33% HP, which is useful just to get them out of the line of fire, if nothing else.
	** A Medikit is a unique item so a Support soldier with the Deep Pockets ability can only carry a Medikit and another item.		** A Medikit is a unique item so a Support soldier with the Deep Pockets ability can only carry a Medikit and another item ('''Enemy Within DLC changed Deep Pockets to no longer provide additional inventory slot but to allow items one additional use''').
	** And finally, Savior improves the healing done by the Medikit by 4 additional points, meaning more healing overall.		** And finally, Savior improves the healing done by the Medikit by 4 additional points, meaning more healing overall.
	* Always carry two Medikits into a mission; nothing is more annoying than your dedicated field medic bleeding out because nobody else had a Medikit and couldn't heal him.		* Always carry two Medikits into a mission; nothing is more annoying than your dedicated field medic bleeding out because nobody else had a Medikit and couldn't heal him.
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	** Early on, when your troopers have low armor and low HP, you may want to do this, as Poison Spit rarely, if ever, misses.		** Early on, when your troopers have low armor and low HP, you may want to do this, as Poison Spit rarely, if ever, misses.
	** Later on, when your troopers can shake off the 3 points of damage without a worry, you may want to ''avoid'' this, as then you might have Thin Men 'waste' a turn spitting poison for a meagre 3 points damage, rather than risking getting hit, or to draw attention away from your shiny new Psi Troopers.		** Later on, when your troopers can shake off the 3 points of damage without a worry, you may want to ''avoid'' this, as then you might have Thin Men 'waste' a turn spitting poison for a meagre 3 points damage, rather than risking getting hit, or to draw attention away from your shiny new Psi Troopers.
			* Soldier with [[Gene Mods (EU2012)\|Mimetic Skin]] can heal self without breaking concealment when using Medikits. (Verification needed when healing other soldiers)

	==See Also==		==See Also==