Real World - why people + computers make best combination

[Condottiere]

A Traveller with level two to three in a skill is a skilled professional in that field. A Traveller with level four or five is probably both well-respected and well-known in his field.

They're interning; somewhere before the end of the series they graduate to three.

 

[RogerMc]

A Traveller with level two to three in a skill is a skilled professional in that field. A Traveller with level four or five is probably both well-respected and well-known in his field.

They're interning; somewhere before the end of the series they graduate to three.

Except US medical interns have already completed 7 years of undergrad and post-grad education and not 4.

Probably the best way to represent Scrubs interns experience in MGT2 would be a major in Medical giving them Medic-2 and then one term as Scholar/Doctor which should give them Medic-3 (unless they are Doug...)

By mid-series they are residents (except Doug) and into their second term as Scholars.

 

[RogerMc]

A Traveller with level two to three in a skill is a skilled professional in that field. A Traveller with level four or five is probably both well-respected and well-known in his field.

They're interning; somewhere before the end of the series they graduate to three.

Except US medical interns have already completed 7 years of undergrad and post-grad education and not 4.

Probably the best way to represent Scrubs interns experience in MGT2 would be a major in Medical giving them Medic-2 and then one term as Scholar/Doctor which should give them Medic-3 (unless they are Doug...)

By mid-series they are residents (except Doug) and into their second term as Scholars.

 

[Condottiere]

The only way this works is if the game mechanics gives you the results you'd expect, in most dice rolls.

Cox is unlikely to be more than Medical four.

And I suspect there are some attached requirements, like Biology two, and theory.

 

[RogerMc]

Definitely.

If I wanted to represent current medical training I'd go for a 4 year degree in Life Sciences with a minor in Medic that represents a pre-med degree and then a 4 year Med School term that gives Medic-3.

However Medical really should be a cascade skill with First Aid, Surgery, General Medicine and Pathology as sub-skills as under the rules it is quite possible to have an army or marine support character who ends up with Medic-3 and a 'Physician' with Medic-1.

And Cox is surely a Medic-5...

 

[Condottiere]

Cox isn't that famous.

But you could add Instruction four, considering the plot requires him to give life lessons beyond mere demonstration of technique.