- Ambulance Missions

Learn how to ace the challenging Ambulance Missions in Car Mechanic Simulator 2021. Get expert tips and strategies to overcome the unique obstacles and achieve A++ ratings.

Alright, so you've stumbled upon the Ambulance Missions in Car Mechanic Simulator 2021. These are basically the same surgeries you've been doing, but with a twist – everything's flying around inside a moving ambulance! It can be pretty chaotic, and honestly, sometimes it feels like pure luck is on your side. But don't worry, with a few pointers, you'll be navigating this madness like a pro.

General Tips for Ambulance Missions:

• Watch the Sway: When the ambulance is rocking side to side, it's best to just stop what you're doing for a second and let it settle. Trying to make precise cuts while everything's bouncing around is a recipe for disaster (and extra blood loss!).
• Tool Management: Once you're done with a tool, don't just leave it lying around. Toss it out of the ambulance. This helps keep your workspace clear and reduces the chance of accidentally stabbing the patient with a stray scalpel.
• Minimize Blood Loss: The goal is to keep blood loss as low as possible. If you play it smart, you might not even need to use that pesky green needle for stabilization.

Specific Mission Breakdown:

Heart A++:

For this one, just approach it like a regular heart surgery. The key here is careful, deliberate movements. Use your hacksaw with precision, take out the organs, and be extra gentle when cutting out the stomach and the heart itself. Once you've removed the old heart, carefully place the new one in. Remember, slow and steady wins the race here.

Kidney A:

Accuracy and speed are crucial for the Kidney mission. Start by cutting out the large intestine. Tackle the right side first since it's easier to see, then move on to the left. You need to be quick! Cut all three connection points to remove the stomach and small intestine, then quickly remove the mysterious 'Brown Organ'. Approach this organ at a slight downward angle from your default hand position. If you can, stabilize the patient before proceeding. Now, for the kidneys themselves: remove the right kidney first. The left kidney is a real pain – it requires a ton of patience. Don't stress too much if your newly placed kidneys float away; it's not worth the hassle trying to keep them in the ambulance.

Brain A++:

To start the Brain mission, you'll need to crack open the patient's skull. Use the bottom of the fire extinguisher for this. Cock your arm back to the left and swing it hard over the patient's head. One or two solid hits should do the trick. Once the skull is open, pull out the brain to expose the nerve. Cut the nerve, remove the old brain, and then carefully insert the new one. Pro-tip: you don't need to let go of the new brain while you're putting it in place.