Implant compatibility

[Pilgrimsmaster]

@Bamfenjr

outside of my hand

Blade of hand implant

MY OPINION I would say Either is Viable, Your squishy stuff should absorb any impact to those areas ( Make sure to not implant too close to the bone, aka, less squishy ), but the more likely place to get impacted would be your Number 1 Spot. Also, It is always good to plan ahead, do you think you may want to put something else IN or NEAR those spots in the future. For example you could easily get away with, Spark in your Position 1 and an xEM or FlexEM in your Number 2 spot with no issues, but…

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