Rename Armor Penetration to Armor Break to be more clearįix Error Cubes being affected by hazard level. Updated weapon images for the assignments board-terminalĪdded Gunsling and reload first person and third person animations to the Grappling Hook.Īdded third person sawed-off shotgun reload Make terrain scanner zoom speed a little higherĪfter the first promotion of a character, all assignments can be taken at any level.Īttempt to fix crash when joining when the game is shutting downĪutocannon's accuracy modification is now a 30% improvement to the base valueīreach Cutter modification Flying Nightmare, damage reduced.īombers now deal damage with their projectiles againįixed Plasma Charger overheat particles would never go awayįix flamethrower could not burn spider webs. Weapon Modifications can now be unequipped at Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.We are glad to announce that we have combined Hotfix 2, 3, and 4 into Super Mega Hotfix for you! The changelists are below! Hotfix 2 Changelistįix for completed campaigns not being counted correctly More recently, the city in 2022 replaced aging vehicles with two new fire engines and an ambulance for $1.5 million. The truck's removable body will improve its lifespan as well, meaning savings for the city of Lincoln. This includes more than just rural properties, but green space areas in newer neighborhoods," said LFR Capt. Shane Cuttlers. "As Lincoln continues to grow, we are experiencing a greater amount of urban wildland interface.
The funding for the vehicle was taken from an $8.4 million Cares Act federal grant that was given to Lincoln Fire and Rescue. The 20,000-pound truck cost $241,146, and is equipped with 40-inch tires and a 400-gallon water tank. The truck features tools to clear roads as necessary, as well as the ability to spray in motion so firefighters can stay in the cab while fighting fires. The "brush rig" will be joining the station as Brush 10.īrush 10 is a Ford F-550 that is designed to drive through up to 20 inches of water and get firefighters to situations that are off-road or blocked by heavy water or snow. The vehicle is expected to be in service by the end of August once Lincoln Fire and Rescue crews have been trained and will replace a repurposed pickup at Station 10 in northwest Lincoln. Lincoln Fire and Rescue officials on Tuesday unveiled a new vehicle with off-road capabilities, adding to the city's fleet of firefighting vehicles.
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