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Imagine player one using healing touch and player two using it the second time in order to finish off the operation in case they get in a bind.
A big part of Trauma Center's appeal for me is the option not to use that ability at all it makes it that much more great when I do get through an operation with out it with just my skill alone. 
In case you think I'm bluffing look at the New Blood site and click on the characters section and see for yourself.
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I haven't got past the worm operation yet a friend of mine who picked up the game and started playing it after I got it is stuck in the same spot too. What operation did any of you get stuck on? Or couldn't get past without finally breaking down and using HT?
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For no reason at all guess what? both doctors will be able to use the Healing Touch! Even though you can only use it once per operation maybe the rules change if you have both doctors with the same ability? Then does that mean that you can use HT more than once?
Imagine player one using healing touch and player two using it the second time in order to finish off the operation in case they get in a bind. A big part of Trauma Center's appeal for me is the option not to use that ability at all it makes it that much more great when I do get through an operation with out it with just my skill alone.
In case you think I'm bluffing look at the New Blood site and click on the characters section and see for yourself.
http://www.atlus.com/tcnb/
I haven't got past the worm operation yet a friend of mine who picked up the game and started playing it after I got it is stuck in the same spot too. What operation did any of you get stuck on? Or couldn't get past without finally breaking down and using HT?
Imagine player one using healing touch and player two using it the second time in order to finish off the operation in case they get in a bind.
A big part of Trauma Center's appeal for me is the option not to use that ability at all it makes it that much more great when I do get through an operation with out it with just my skill alone. In case you think I'm bluffing look at the New Blood site and click on the characters section and see for yourself.
http://www.atlus.com/tcnb/
I haven't got past the worm operation yet a friend of mine who picked up the game and started playing it after I got it is stuck in the same spot too. What operation did any of you get stuck on? Or couldn't get past without finally breaking down and using HT?
It's true that both doctors will be able to perform the Healing touch, but I think Valerie will get Weaver's Healing Touch, the one where the vitals are healed whenever the player gets an OK, Good or Cool. After all, I think both doctors using Healing Touch and freezing time completely in any mission might make the HT function a little too powerful.
Of course, I had to use Healing Touch the first few times I ran through it, but when you try to S rank the missions, you'll eventually learn to stop using it.
The missions I got stuck on during my first runthrough, and had to use a walkthrough to get past:
A Real Doctor (I forgot about the blue syringe)
Life or Death (This mission, and the missions before, I forgot the green syringe even existed!)
Awakening (So many aneurisms exploding at the same time!)
An Explosive Patient (I couldn't figure out how to drain the water and deposit it correctly, and during the motherboard section, I though I had to cut the wires instead of fry the microchips)
Forbidden Knowledge (It's common to get stuck on Triti when you don't know how to stop it from multiplying)
Under The Knife (I was so in a hurry, I kept forgetting about the patient's vitals)
Infection (I kept cutting them up all at once. Poor Cybil, she died like, 30 times)
Death Awaits All (Angie didn't tell me I had to stab Savato with the scalpel! "It's all in your hands Doctor Stiles..." I was sat there wondering what on earth I had to do next)
So, yeah. I suck. Hehe.
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http://www.wikihow.com/images/2/2e/Star.png
It doesn't have to be a perfect star, you can even do a small, wonky one in the corner. As long as the game can recognise it, it'll activate the Healing Touch. Unless you're talking about Second Opinion. I haven't played that, but I heard that performing the Healing Touch is quite harder in that version.
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....And I now hate Amy Chase.
STOP DYING, YOU SILLY GIRL. I think Second Opinion seems fun, but the Wii-mote seems like it'd be less steady. Especially using the scalpel.
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I got past the fiberous worm patient I don't know how, I just got past it. I find it so easy to lose track of how many sections of the worm that you have to cut when there are a lot of the small ones moving around. I think I'm on the last two patients as far as the story mode goes the one where you have to deal with a guilt that looks like a spider.
For now I'm taking a break and playing Life Signs: Surgical Unit it's a nice change of pace from Caduceus, though I have no doubt that Dr. Tendo couldn't handle a GUILT outbreak if it happened in his country.
It's funny because they reference the Healing Touch in Episode Two(I think) so many times that it became kind of old.
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It's funny because they reference the Healing Touch in Episode Two(I think) so many times that it became kind of old.
Actually, I think they're just using it as a figure of speech, not the TC 'healing touch.'
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Everyone says Trauma Center is really hard....for me, it's kinda the wrong word......'challenging' is what I would describe it as. I was on a pretty boring holiday, and amazingly, this was the first game where after repeated attempts I didn't get frustrated..(The rainbow level on Super Mario 64 means one of the hinges on my DS were broken...)I just carried on. X1 took me about 2 1/2 hours...I just sat there and repeatedly did it. I love that game! :D
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I heard that Second Opinion was easier then UTK but I haven't had a chance to play it yet at this rate the chances of me S ranking Under The Knife mission is slightly higher then passing this level at this time.
However I will take the tips people posted in dealing with this guilt into consideration.
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New Blood was awarded a 5.0 out of 10 from 1UP.
And an 8.5/10 from IGN.
Make sure you read the reviews, 1UP's was basically a page of "onoes it's too hard."
http://wii.ign.com/articles/835/835977p1.html
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I pretty much gave up on Triti for now.
Don't mind me, just passing through.
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Shion wrote:
Yeah I'm stuck on X3 too right now I did the first two missions without the Healing Touch but the challenges UTK throws at me makes me consider breaking the no HT rule again the last time I used it was in Shifting Guilt and by accident in the one with five tumors.
I heard that Second Opinion was easier then UTK but I haven't had a chance to play it yet at this rate the chances of me S ranking Under The Knife mission is slightly higher then passing this level at this time. However I will take the tips people posted in dealing with this guilt into consideration.
I heard that Second Opinion was easier then UTK but I haven't had a chance to play it yet at this rate the chances of me S ranking Under The Knife mission is slightly higher then passing this level at this time.
However I will take the tips people posted in dealing with this guilt into consideration.For Under The Knife, get used to I/Ging, then during a Kyriaki mission, concentrate on cutting them open, I/Ging once or twice, laser them all, and leave the wound suturing to last, when the Kyriaki are gone. Keep practicing I/Ging Kyriaki missions until you can cure a patient in less than two minutes (or even better, a minute and a half.) To suture wounds while there are Kyriaki left is wasting time.
When playing the Under The Knife mission, S-rank requirements are: No misses, No Healing Touch, all five patients cured in under 10 minutes. Your score doesn't really matter, because it's going to be high enough when you finish the mission. The most likely time you'll get a miss is when closing the patient's widened lacerations, so take your time with that, and rush on the rest. Also, if two burrowed Kyriaki are near each other, don't make one big laceration to cut them both out, as that will count as a miss. Make two individual small cuts.
All it takes is practice, so keep at it and good luck!
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But I really hate how sensative it is.
You have to suture wounds and apply
bandages JUST right, and what would
be thought as "good", earns you a miss.
SO THEN YOU GO CRAZY AND THEN
START SCRIBBLING EVERYWHERE.
Then hey! Bam! It worked. -sigh-
AND.
I absolutely loathe disabeling that bomb.
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Ooh, and we need to fix the title.
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I have not tried any of the wii games...T_T
Let me ask a mod to do it.
But wait, any suggestions on the title name?
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Coppo wrote:
How about "Trauma Center: Like A Surgeon"?
Hm...No..
What about "Trauma Center series"?
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That's how I feel about some of the missions in the UTK game it is hard as hell to get through them.
Remember when I said that I started the X missions already? Well, it turns out that I'm still in Chapter 6!
That means when I'm done that I will really start the X hard operations. Sorry for the confusion, unfortunately I won't be finished with UTK by the time I start SO something that I wanted to do before I got into it.
Even though it's the same game with a new doctor I still want to beat the original hard version first.
Triti will always be done with a healing touch for me at least until I can beat it without using the method the best rank I got in challenge mode was a B Rank where you encounter the first mutant strain and a C rank in the Third Sin with scores so low that it would make a new player's score better in comparison.
I hear rumors that New Blood is really short especially with CO-OP. I really hope that isn't true!
Goes back to battle 6-3 and 6-5.
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Heh, kidding. Probably something generic like Trauma Center series I guess.
Anyone know just how co-op works in New Blood? Is it just two doctors fighting over the tumors or more?
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This is absolute torture for me. Under the Knife is, without a doubt, my favorite DS game and amongst my top five games overall. Second Opinion looks loads better, but it's easier and I don't feel connectd like I do with UtK. Still an absolute blast to play.
I really want to get NB and kick ass online. ;______;
And from what I've seen, the co-op consists of both doctors working together. Like, one could be cutting out tumours, while the other is keeping vitals aloft and finding new ones. Big emphasis on teamwork.
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I've finished up New Blood a couple of days ago, and let me just say that it is utterly amazing compared to SO. The variety of operations is much greater, and I honestly love the work they did with the voice acting and character personalities. Most of the BGM is really good too, though I seem to be in the minority there as far as it being better than SO.
I don't have ANYONE to play with for Co-op, so I can't say first hand how it plays out, but from a certain team I HAVE seen, it looks MUCH easier than 1P is. And that would be saying something, because some of 1P is ridiculously hard, much more so than SO.
Then we have the WiFi leaderboards keeping some level of competitiveness. I'm not one for competitive things, as I just like training my speed, but if someone posts a brag, I honestly just lose it and go rape their score to spite them, or something along those lines.
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However, the variety of operations is much greater, the difficulty is greater in most cases, and as usual...well...if you read earlier in the topic you would know about Stigma. There's less of that than normal operations. It seems Atlus listened.
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Hahah, holy shit WK, I didn't know you went to CR.
Anyways, I'm still searching for a Wii, but this is number one on my list. The YouTube videos I've seen thus far only make me want it more.
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And yeah the youtube co-op videos leave me in utter awe. I have NO ONE to play co-op with around here though, and even if I did, I don't know if they could keep up with me.
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Hmm...does it have an original plot? original characters? Or are they pretty much the same as Styles and Angie?
Yeah, the new plot is pretty original. It takes place 10 years after the original Trauma Center. New characters with their own personalities. The male doctor inherited Derek's HT, and the Female has an improvised version of Weaver's. Her's actually freezes Vitals for the her duration of HT.
Derek and Angie do, however, make a Cameo appearance in 7-3 as the head surgeon of Caduceus Japan, and again in a special post game challenge operation. Its special for a reason, and don't want to spoil it if I can avoid it.
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Derek and Angie do, however, make a Cameo appearance in 7-3 as the head surgeon of Caduceus Japan, and again in a special post game challenge operation. Its special for a reason, and don't want to spoil it if I can avoid it.
I barely recognized Derek when he showed up. Hair loss, anyone?
While we're at it, I gotta thank you, Windy-kun, for your ultra-helpful guide. I have to agree with you on your praise for the game as well. The voice acting was awesome, and hearing people like Dr. Chen and the Culurumans speak just added to the flavor. I noticed they included several nationalities of people as well and thought that was interesting too.
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Has anyone seen images of the older Derek and Angie on the net? I'd love to see what they look like.
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