What level of regeneration would this be?

[Just_Butchering]

Hughie healed this upon taking Temp-V and A-Train healed his leg quickly too with Compound V (His profile says days, but unless I'm misremembering, A-Train the same day (maaaayyybe a day before) is seeing still with his leg in a cast, and hell, I think the injury in the video was a day prior. And while we didn't see it, I think he healed immediately upon using Compound V. Now, whether or not that's because the V enhanced his regeneration or just like Temp-V it heals you instantly, it's a different topic).

I was thinking, could this be High-Low? I've seen several profiles address broken bones in that level.

 

[IDK3465]

High-low is correct for broken bones, but you should probably note in the profiles that it’s still pretty slow to fully heal

 

[Just_Butchering]

but you should probably note in the profiles that it’s still pretty slow to fully heal

Wdym?

 

[IDK3465]

Wdym?

Maybe something like “High-Low over time”

 

[Just_Butchering]

Maybe something like “High-Low over time”

But it's not overtime lol

Hughie took Temp V and got healed almost immediately. A-Train is the only one we didn't see on-screen, but given that Temp-V is made from Compound V and that in the same day but earlier he was still using walkers and a cast (he didn't have V yet) I think is safe to say he healed quickly too

 

[Flashlight237]

High-low is a bit high since nothing's being severed. Initially I was gonna dictate that a broken bone would be considered Low regeneration since it would take 6-8 weeks to heal a broken leg; looking into scarring could lead to some debate... While the Department of Health of Victoria State Government says that broken bones don't form scar tissue, however, a site specifically made to host information on osteoporosis, a children's hospital's account on a child's compound fracture, and even some testimonials on Reddit and Quora say they do, so...

I'd say Low, Mid-Low at most depending on the severity of the fracture.

 

[Just_Butchering]

High-low is a bit high since nothing's being severed. Initially I was gonna dictate that a broken bone would be considered Low regeneration since it would take 6-8 weeks to heal a broken leg; looking into scarring could lead to some debate... While the Department of Health of Victoria State Government says that broken bones don't form scar tissue, however, a site specifically made to host information on osteoporosis, a children's hospital's account on a child's compound fracture, and even some testimonials on Reddit and Quora say they do, so...

I'd say Low, Mid-Low at most depending on the severity of the fracture.

I mean, in A-Train's case, the bone literally is out of his leg, so while not only is a compound fracture (I can't remember who exactly said that one) the scar from the bone coming out should probably be Mid-Low alone.

As for Temp-V, the same dose healed Butcher's injuries, here and here (I'll look out if I can get an image of Butcher treating his wounds on the leg, because he was sewing it, so maybe it would have let an scar for Mid-Low)

 

[Flashlight237]

I mean, in A-Train's case, the bone literally is out of his leg, so while not only is a compound fracture (I can't remember who exactly said that one) the scar from the bone coming out should probably be Mid-Low alone.

As for Temp-V, the same dose healed Butcher's injuries, here and here (I'll look out if I can get an image of Butcher treating his wounds on the leg, because he was sewing it, so maybe it would have let an scar for Mid-Low)

"the bone literally is out of his leg" Yes. That's what a compound fracture is...

But yeah, I think the evidence provided should warrant Mid-Low regeneration.

 

[Just_Butchering]

the bone literally is out of his leg" Yes. That's what a compound fracture is...

I ain't no doctor mate, sorry lol

But yeah, I think the evidence provided should warrant Mid-Low regeneration.

Nice