Before we start this discussion I'll point some things.

#1 Humans already have regeneration. We can see our wounds regenerate itself on our skin.

#2 Games like CoD, Uncharted and more that uses this regen concept are actually takes seconds to fully regenerate injuries. Is this possible in IRL? Discuss

#3 Some organs of the human body CAN regrow but it takes weeks, months or even years!

#4 Health packs/kits are widely used on battlefield. But in games, it also takes seconds to replenish a portion of your health. Is this possible in IRL? Discuss.

#5 Find out about X-stat, a new medical appliance made last year. (I guess..)

Read about Xstat here

Also, discuss which is better.

I like Skyrim's potion and food health regeneration.

I have a question: what exactly are you looking to gain from this? I honestly can't understand what you're looking to discuss.

Which is better IRL? The regen or the health kit

Human regeneration is pretty damn slow, and health kits work together with regen in that it promotes it. Life isn't a video game, where you just sit in a corner and boom! you're feeling better. Similarly, you don't just grab a health pack and go "Oh, well, that was certainly refreshing." You have to know how to use a health kit, hope it has the proper items, and then try to get to somebody who can actually treat you.

Unless what you want to know is "which would function better in real life, video game regen or video game health kits," in which case the questions don't come across that way, and I'd say that both are pretty risky, as you'd regenerate with bullets in you if CoD were real, and health kits would be... well, it's hard to say how exactly they'd function in real life.

Also, that X-Stat thing is rather interesting, but how it applies to this scenario confuses me as well.

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#2 Games like CoD, Uncharted and more that uses this regen concept are actually takes seconds to fully regenerate injuries. Is this possible in IRL? Discuss

no

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#3 Some organs of the human body CAN regrow but it takes weeks, months or even years!

the liver is the only organ capable of regenerating itself and it usually takes a few weeks, not months or even years!

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#4 Health packs/kits are widely used on battlefield. But in games, it also takes seconds to replenish a portion of your health. Is this possible in IRL? Discuss.

no

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#5 Find out about X-stat, a new medical appliance made last year. (I guess..)

it's a large syringe that injects tiny sponges into an open wound to stop rapid blood loss.

well that was a fun discussion

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Before we start this discussion I'll point some things.#2 Games like CoD, Uncharted and more that uses this regen concept are actually takes seconds to fully regenerate injuries. Is this possible in IRL? Discuss

#4 Health packs/kits are widely used on battlefield. But in games, it also takes seconds to replenish a portion of your health. Is this possible in IRL? Discuss.
Also, discuss which is better.

I'm willing to bet you have never been injured or even hurt once in your life, have you?

I feel as though this is some sort of advertizement for one of his upcomming games.

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I feel as though this is some sort of advertizement for one of his upcomming games.

Or maybe he's doing this for his science research
He chose us as his population and sample

Nothing is better. Why? You see, if in real time war, if you prefer HUMAN regen, it's takes quite a lot of time. And even if videogame regen (e.g. LoL regular hero regen) is applied we'd still die getting shot or bombarded or whatever.

As for Health kits, there's like, LIMITED supplies to treat your wounds n shots. It boosts regeneration, not replenish your fucking health. There are no health bars in reality, note that. It's not like Left 4 Dead, where you use a health kit when your health's at 5 and then boom. 84% hp. What a miracle (no puns, no puns).

So for the record, I choose none. Note: I assume the scene to be in real-time war, because you are including health kits.