#Trauma center second opinion series

Give one more injection to get them to 99 before the Deftera appears. After disinfecting the second cut, jack the vitals up to 90, 91 before cutting in. After the Deftera is dead, just go ahead and do the standard stitching thing you've done a hundred times. Make sure the patient is over 50 before you drain the group for the last time, or he may die. This is just like the first Deftera mission, except vitals drop a lot faster. The first part only has one Deftera pair, and is very, very easy. Regardless, it doesn't matter, as you'll have time before for the first Deftera appears to jack the vitals up to 99. Weaver's mission has about half the tumors Dr. It's not your fault if the patient dies! And oh, will he die a lot!ДЄfter making your incision, laser the tumors. Say to yourself - I will not get frustrated, I will not get frustrated. Not necessary - if you get the bonuses, you've got this. Make sure you up the patients vitals to 99 before applying the bandage unless you're out of time to get the mission bonus. Ignore vitals for now and kill the large Kyriaki - they should be high enough to take you through to the end of the operation.ДЄfter he's dead, it's standard fare. Stitch up the cuts, then kill the small one. The reason for doing this is that it will keep the Kyriaki from making more cuts.ДЄfter that last laser blast, inject stabilizer immediately, as the large Kyriaki will appear, along with 1 more small one. Give another last blast, then 2 more shots of stabilizer. Give it one laser blast, then give the patient 2 shots of stabilizer. Go ahead and scalpel the Kyriaki out of the organ and repair its damage.

This is a great chance to increase your vitals once more. After you kill 5, there will only be one left. So if vitals are low, the best time to increase them is after the first kill. Keep in mind that after you kill the first 2 in this set, 2 more will replace them. If you let any cuts stay around, the vitals will drop FAST. You've dealt with Kyriaki hundreds of times before, so I won't go into specifics - just make sure you make repairing damage your first priority. Stitch up their initial cuts, and begin the fight. Anyway, go ahead and stitch that last cut when you're ready. You will need them for the upcoming battle. Leave the last cut and jack up vitals as much as you can - either until you hit 99 or your syringe wears out. Go ahead and inject some midway if you have to, but you may want to consider practicing a bit more before proceeding. You should be able to do this without injecting any stabilizer (though vitals will be pretty low once you're done). Stitch up 2 of the cuts, then all 4 lacerations. Inside, you'll be greeted with 4 large (open) lacerations and 3 small cuts. Go ahead and disinfect the patient and make your incision. As such, your main concerns will be stitching up cuts quickly, and keeping vitals up. This battle with Kyriaki isn't any different than the others you've faced, except that they make cuts a lot more often, and these cuts do a lot of damage.

Its extremely likely you'll get XS though, as long as you get all the bonuses. If you're really fast, the Kyriaki might not make enough cuts to get your points up. Completing all of these missions, along with the main story campaign, unlocks an additional chapter featuring both doctors.Get more Cools on all your stitches, and go faster. These missions make additional use of the Wii's features, such as using gyroscopic controls to rotate bone fragments into place and position light sources in dark areas. During these missions, players play as another doctor, Nozomi Weaver, whose Healing Touch ability restores a patient's vitals with successful actions. Second Opinion features an exclusive set of 'Z-missions', which are gradually unlocked as the player progresses through the main campaign. Instruments are also streamlined, with some items such as bandages only appearing when neccessary. A new instrument exclusive to the Wii version is the defibrilator, replacing the heart massage, which requires players to use both the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to resuscitate patients. Players use the Wii Remote to utilise each of the instruments, whilst the Nunchuk is used to quickly select instruments. Trauma Center: Second Opinion builds upon the DS version with enhanced graphics, new controls, and additional content.

#Trauma center second opinion series

Trauma Center: Second Opinion is a Wii game, the fifty-fourth game played by Danny and Arin, and the 126th series on Game Grumps. Trauma Center: Second Opinion - Instant CLASSIC! Arin and Dan.