The vehicle can be found in the hangar, and a QR code will be sent to his inbox. He can send this to whoever he pleases. It might still glitch the first time depending on player preference.
Prosthetic surgery:
They will be summoned to meet Dr. Spim and Alex for the surgery. They will be shown different available models and can choose the weaponry, size and general aesthetic of the prosthetic they are buying. The procedure will then be explained to them: The stump where their arm used to be will be cut open and each muscle, tendon and nerve will be painstakingly connected to the prosthetic. Following the trip to Brasov, LILITH has procured a supply of poppy plants that they have used to manufacture anesthetic drugs. This means that they will be able to be put under general anesthesia for the procedure.
After that, they will need a few days of rest, which they can do in the med bay or in their room. They will need some time to get used to his new arm, so for the first few days to a week, they might see some malfunctions such as dropping things, having trouble with basic tasks, or accidentally smacking other people. They might need to be extra careful controlling their new weapons too.
(Some occasional glitching is normal, but Dr. Spim urges the patient to report back immediately if their new arm starts to take on a life of its own. It will need rewiring then. )
Hope that works for you. Let us know if you would like to change anything!
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Prosthetic surgery:
They will be summoned to meet Dr. Spim and Alex for the surgery. They will be shown different available models and can choose the weaponry, size and general aesthetic of the prosthetic they are buying. The procedure will then be explained to them: The stump where their arm used to be will be cut open and each muscle, tendon and nerve will be painstakingly connected to the prosthetic. Following the trip to Brasov, LILITH has procured a supply of poppy plants that they have used to manufacture anesthetic drugs. This means that they will be able to be put under general anesthesia for the procedure.
After that, they will need a few days of rest, which they can do in the med bay or in their room. They will need some time to get used to his new arm, so for the first few days to a week, they might see some malfunctions such as dropping things, having trouble with basic tasks, or accidentally smacking other people. They might need to be extra careful controlling their new weapons too.
(Some occasional glitching is normal, but Dr. Spim urges the patient to report back immediately if their new arm starts to take on a life of its own. It will need rewiring then. )
Hope that works for you. Let us know if you would like to change anything!