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11 Defilade's developer describes a casualty system in which squads rescue wounded soldiers and return them to battle. Field treatment and medic tents are announced prerelease mechanics.
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33 Wounds and rescue
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55 A badly wounded soldier collapses, calls for a medic and begins bleeding out. A soldier with enough strength can crawl toward cover.
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77 The squad provides covering fire while another soldier runs out and drags the casualty back by the shoulders. A second soldier can walk backward beside them while firing. The wounded soldier can continue firing a pistol during the rescue. Soldiers sometimes throw smoke grenades to conceal the attempt.
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99 Field treatment
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1111 Once the casualty is safe, another soldier can patch them up so they can fight again. Medics perform this treatment twice as fast. A soldier becomes weaker each time they collapse, so repeated field recovery has a limit; the developer has not specified a numerical threshold.
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1313 Medic tents and stretchers
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1515 A medic tent sends stretcher bearers to retrieve soldiers, including soldiers who have died. Two soldiers carry a stretcher. If one bearer is shot, the other drags the stretcher for the rest of the journey.
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1717 After treatment in the tent, recovered soldiers limp back to base and are ready to fight again. Medic tents are among the structures covered in Base Building.
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1919 Battle recovery and the planned campaign
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2121 Medic-tent recovery belongs to the developer-described battle system. Permanent soldier death is a separate goal for the planned campaign in Multiplayer and Campaign. The campaign goal does not establish a permanent-death rule for the announced medic-tent system.