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Whether I like this suggestion or dislike it is out of the question - the points given are already offering strong arguments for this change. The only thing I would like to point out as a negative is the fact that the realism behind EMS (those with the required rank) having something to tranquilise bears with comes into play with the fact that, realistically, EMS aren't going to be carrying rifles. The actual tranquiliser item itself was made to become suited with that of the KPD, not EMS. So, to counteract this, I would suggest creating a tranquiliser handgun that substitutes as a rifle. I would also like to suggest that, if the handgun approach was considered, that the dart amount carried in the item itself was one dart per cartridge. If that proves unsuccessful as an implementation, then simply having an item with the same properties as the rifle to be copied over to the handgun.
The duties as a vet are simply additional features to their primary EMS role that they subject themselves to as far as I'm aware, so whilst they have other duties, the addition of a dart handgun may settle things on the realism front. No rifles, please! I understand that not everything on this server aims to provide realism on the odd occasion, but EMS carrying rifles on their back simply doesn't particularly settle with me. I understand some may see this still as the fact that 'EMS are gaining items from the KPD', but I feel as though this is the only other item that would be added that would truly be considered an option. Others are just pointless and should be disregarded unless there is some firm reason behind it.
Another thing I'm keen to inquire is - how are EMS managing to find themselves in an altercation with a bear during patrols? How are the EMS giving them motive, and yet, the KPD whenever they see a bear, simply don't? Please let me know if there's something I'm missing. A lot of these responses truly consider and defend the KPD, but the subject matter is about EMS. Nothing is being 'stolen', it is being utilised for a seperate purpose, despite the same idea of tranquilisation.