Medical School DLC

Medical School is the third DLC expansion for Two Point Campus.

Released on 17th August 2023, Medical School adds 3 new campus locations, 2 new courses with six new treatment rooms, 2 new student archetypes and 24 illnesses, both familiar and new, with emergencies to keep the player on their toes. In addition to this are lots of new items, including the Helipad, and fires and ghosts to contend with!

Description
Choosing what to study can be a sickening task, but why choke down the wrong course when there are better pills to swallow?

Each day, dozens of Two Point citizens trust the County’s medical campuses for their healthcare. Citing fantastic reasons such as “medical emergency”, “impending death” and “low, low prices”. You’ve been enlisted to help the sick people of Two Point County, who will be (literally) putting their lives in your uneducated hands. You may be worried, but your patients won’t be; as long as you’re wearing a white coat they’ll never suspect a thing!

Join wandering paramedic Vitality Johnson to cure the sick, tackle pesky pirates, and embrace yeti wisdom. Your adventures in medicine start here!

Unlock
As soon as the player returns to the world map after achieving Star Level in Noblestead, the first Campus for this DLC, Lake Tumble, will be unlocked, and may be found north of Freshleigh Meadows. Molten Rock consists of an island to the west of Pebberley Ruins, and Pointy Peak is in the far north-west of the map, nestled in the Pointy Mountains. They can also be accessed from the level select bar on the County Map screen.

Remind a Man to Hospital
When the Medical School or Nursing Courses are running on a Campus (including those outside of the Medical School DLC), Patients will arrive on a continuous basis, looking for Treatment. They are treated by Teachers with the corresponding Qualifications, and Students will gain XP by observing these Treatments, instead of having regularly scheduled Classes]. Please visit the Patients page for more details on [[Patients themselves, Treatment, the included Illnesses, and Emegencies.

Lake Tumble
Open a medical campus to ensure tourists recover from the dangerously scenic conditions.

To this day, many of the County's most remote locations have their healthcare provided by a single, wandering paramedic Vitality Johnson- the roaming remedy-has been on call for years, performing a never-ending check-up. Searching places like Lake Tumble for solitary sickos in need of support.

Though it's been on the hospital waiting list for years, Lake Tumble has been lost to the "maybe" pile, like some knick-knack in a surgery patient. So, Vitality thought "maybe" he'd try something different. He's asked for an apprentice to soak up his wisdom and assist on his trails but if anyone's getting tutelage, we're doing it wholesale. Open a Medical School, spread the remedial word and one day Mr Johnson can take a break ("maybe!")

Molten Rock
Anyone heading towards an active volcano needs urgent medical attention.

Welcome to Molten Rock, where the main things you'll notice is the HUGE volcano, unbearable heat and the singed remains of a former hospital.

Settle into island life, keep one eye on the volcano, and try not to think about the state of the old hospital, okay?

A particularly molten Monday took out the old place, and ever since, sick visitors have relied on sporadic visits from Vitality Johnson, alongside the suddenly booming pirate healthcase system.

Pointy Peak
Get in your cable car, say goodbye to sea level and prepare to build a medical campus in the clouds.

Life in the Pointy Mountains is extremely beautiful, but it's also beautifully extreme, with countless sheer drops and absolutely zero medical facilities.

Home to clouds, yetis and frigid temperatures. Build a medical campus and aid The Bigfoot Foundation’s mission to support the Pointy Mountains and all who call its icy faces home.

Vitality Johnson holds the record for an emergency deployment to the peak, arriving in three and a half days, a full two weeks faster than the previous time. The Bigfoot Foundation were, admittedly, a little impressed. but they need better. Build a medical campus and aid in their mission to support the Pointy Mountains and all who call its icy faces home.

Trivia

 * Each of the six new treatment rooms has the same minimum size as they did in Two Point Hospital.