In prior games, medical treatment was an innate ability exclusive to medic-type classes, ambulance vehicles and certain specops units.
ArmA 3 is the first title in the series to feature FAKs as usable medical items.A prime example would be increased weapon sway from being shot in the arms/hands or alternately, difficulty holding their breath for precision aiming. The end result of this is that the user will still suffer from the lingering effects of their wound despite being treated with an FAK. One major caveat to FAKs is that they do not fully heal an injured person's wounds only 75% of their "health" is restored. However, First Aid Kits are not a substitute for proper medical treatment. Furthermore as they only weigh 8 "mass", any soldier or civilian can store several at once on their uniform or backpack/vest depending on personal preferences. In the event that a medic or combat lifesaver is not within proximity of the user, First Aid Kits can spell the difference between dying or surviving just one more bullet. Regardless of whoever it is used on however, the FAK will be "consumed" immediately and removed from their inventory. The user can either apply an FAK to themselves or to another person. An individual FAK weighs a total of 8 "mass" units. First Aid Kits (short form: FAK) are medical items in ArmA 3.Ī disposable, single-use only medical item, First Aid Kits contain the bare minimum of medical applications to address battlefield wounds.
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