Quote:Original post by Kekko
I'd love a game universe like that. But what if the GTA: Medical player sucks? Then I'll die when I really shouldn't, for an arbitrary reason. And don't forget assholes. If every single action or service is dependent on a player, then chances are quite high that you'll bump into an asshole at least once every session. This might be very frustrating.

My main theory is that if your medical guy succeeds then your death penalties are reduced. So if he sucks, then you suffer a full death penalty, vice a reduced one. Since you (as a player of another game) would only be affected by medical upon your death, there are two ways to look at it.

Glass Half full: You suffer the full death penalty if your doctor fails, if he succeeds then you have little to no penalty.

Glass Half Empty: If your medical guy fails you suffer extra penalty than if he succeeds.

However the main determining factor to whether its seen half empty or half full, is whether or not medical is released with, or after the criminals game. If its released with, you'll most likely see it as empty. If its released after, and you've had a chance to see full death penalty without salvation, the you'll see the medical as half full.