Official MGSV The Phantom Pain prosthetic

desu this is so fucking based, kinda makes it cool

How much is it?

Why hasn't anyone turned one of these into a mouse or a controller?

i alway thought that actually cutting your limbs to get prostetic is just an upgrade, but the precision for he hands is not there, but being able to change your feet or legs is actually a cool idea.
and if more ppl would have less libs it would be more affordable

>lose arm in a car accident
>become a walking advertisement for a dead franchise
No fucking thanks.

>iron man glowy thing
literally just stopped cutting off my arm.

I fucking would if it were free. Holy fuck. In a heartbeat.
as long as I retain the same speed in my hands, because i play a lot of fightan vidya

How did he build the first one?

one arm

i might actually have to if they make a left arm version
>arm randomly lost strength in it and hand clutched into a fist saturday night
>have trouble using my arm and holding basic shit now

brb, cutting my arm

yooo cool ironman glove bro

WOOOOHAAAAAAAA

Holy shit, Kojima predicting the future once again. Based Kojima

where is the cool gold band

why does it look more like an iron man arm? Why did they add a giant fucking MGS logo? Fuck it looks awful

It's 600 pounds for what's literally a piece of plastic slapped on top of the actual arm. What a rip off.
I remember reading that the bionic arm itself is worth $100 000.
>walking around town
>get mugged for your body parts
cyberpunk dystopia is finally here

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>as long as I retain the same speed in my hands, because i play a lot of fightan vidya
lmao

watch a vid on what prosthetics can and cannot do these days

Guess who had a minor stroke!

>Bionics is still just simple mechanical wires and pressure pads controlled by the muscles in your stump
>Still no artifical muscle fiber that's directly attached to your nerves

Upgrade me

what if the maintenance company goes bankrupt and no one takes over the business? Or the demand grows too large for them to maintain, and estimated queue for maintenance and repair turn out to be months, or even years?

I had a very similar problem once. Went to the doctors and they said they couldn't do anything and it was possible it would always be like this(doctors around here are completely shit, the only reason I ever go is if I need a note for work)
Looked online, turns out there was some super simple exercise I could do to regain the use of my arm. Only needed one of those stress ball things to do it as well.