First aid kits don’t immediately stop the bleeding, despite the fact that in the real world, they usually contain bandages. Instead, I get the message asking me if I want to stop using it because I was hurt. This partly defeats the purpose of a first aid kit.
As an additional comment, I have played an earlier version of this game and I believe first aid kits stopped the bleeding in it.
Please check which version you are using before you respond again. You can see it in the title bar of both your screen and in my screenshot. If it is different and you are playing an earlier version, then you might mistakenly think something works correctly when it doesn’t.
A screenshot with the resulting message, including the version number in the title bar, is given below. http://puu.sh/7dvRt.jpg
After refusing to stop multiple times, I get the screen below, with the character not in a better state than before applying the first aid kit. This is even though first aid kits are designed to be used during the duration of bleeding in reality. http://puu.sh/7dw3h.jpg
I would like to say that I was doing all of this in debug mode, and I did a long range teleport to get away first before applying the first aid kit. So I was not being attacked by wolves at the time.
The issue is not whether or not it stops the bleeding: First Aid generally does. The question is when it stops the bleeding. As I read bug_sniper there, the issue is that you’ll take HP loss from bleeding during the First Aid (read: Bleed-stopper) process, and as such be asked to stop First Aid because you were hurt.
Agreed, if damage from bleeding is interfering with you stopping the bleeding, that’s irritating at best.
definitely a bug, though maybe not a blocker if it ends up being complicated.
[quote=“Kevin Granade, post:11, topic:5238”]Agreed, if damage from bleeding is interfering with you stopping the bleeding, that’s irritating at best.
definitely a bug, though maybe not a blocker if it ends up being complicated.[/quote]
Yeah, probably not a blocker but would be nice to have. I’ll take a look.