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The San Francisco Fire Department (also labeled San Francisco Engine Co.) is the fire department of San Francisco featured in Watch Dogs 2.

Description[]

The San Francisco Fire Department operate several fire stations and hospitals around the city, and operate Fire Trucks and Ambulances around the Bay Area.

If Marcus or any NPC incapacitates another civilian, an ambulance may respond to the situation and attempt to save the incapacitated civilian. Each ambulance consists of a single paramedic, who will step off the vehicle upon arrival and rush to the victim, and will then clap his hands twice in attempt to "revive" the victim, which will always be successful. If the paramedic is unable to revive the pedestrian, he will log a report and stay forever on the scene, and not return to his ambulance.

DLC additions[]

The No Compromise DLC adds a number of new features related to the San Francisco Fire Department. A partial firefighter uniform, called "Burning Love' is available for Marcus upon the purchase of the DLC. The uniform consists of a fire helmet with "Rescue 2" markings, boots, pants complete with reflective cuffs, San Francisco Engine Company bag, glasses, and a mask with a flame design. The top, referred to as a jacket, is a t-shirt featuring a graphic of a muscular torso. If the player wishes to wear a more accurate uniform, the Deck Coat: Haddock top from Yacht Club Legacy Bay combined with the Burning Love helmet, bag, boots and pants is a good choice.

The DLC also gives an exclusive version of the Fire Truck, called the Hot Shot. The Hot Shot features DedSec-themed paint, and the siren plays a unique song. The truck is automatically available in Car on Demand. A paramedic uniform is also available upon purchase of the No Compromise DLC. The uniform is close to those worn by paramedics in-game. It consists of a red paramedic cap, Croc-style sandals, red cargo pants, a "First-Aid Kit" styled bag, glasses, and a mask with an EKG design. The top is a gray polo with star-of-life markings and a red breast pocket. The DLC also gives an exclusive version of the Ambulance, known as the MedSec. The MedSec features exclusive DedSec-themed paint. The vehicle is automatically available in Car on Demand.

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Trivia[]

  • The revival is more comedic than realistic, as clapping in someone's face won't always wake them up if they're unconscious. Regardless, it will work if the pedestrian was stunned or meleed in real life; however, paramedics are unable to revive pedestrians who died of gunshot wounds or some other lethal force.
  • Fire trucks and ambulances are never found patrolling the streets or responding to emergencies, unlike in Watch Dogs. Instead they can be found in Hospitals or Fire Stations or ambulances can be found responding to a situation caused by the player or a NPC.
  • In the No Compromise DLC, if the player has the paramedic outfit equipped, Marcus will be able to clap his hands to "revive" the victim, just as the NPC paramedics do. However, the unconscious the player can revive is only innocent pedestrians, not enemy NPCs.
  • Firefighters do not make any appearances in free roam, and only appear in the Robot Wars operation, when Marcus launches the blackout at Tidis. Their uniforms appear to simply be recoloured versions of those worn by construction and port workers, with no SFFD insignia visible.
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