03-09-2015, 09:31 PM
Ali0en Wrote:Speaking medically, amputations really don't bleed a lot. The human body is EXCELLENT at constricting the veins and arteries near the affected site, if it wasn't cauterized by something already. Even decapitations aren't messy until a few minutes after.I remember hearing something like the former, yes. The veins that poke out of limb stumps actually curl back into the body in moments to preserve blood. There could be a set amount of immediate blood loss upon loss of a limb, but it shouldn't be continuous.
They should, however, cause massive shock.
I also agree with the latter. Right now, losing a limb is almost comedically underwhelming; the problem lies more in the mobility issue and/or lack of grasping abilities, rather than in the fact that your limbs just flew off.