"El Psy Kongroo!" Hearthstone Moderator
That sounds like a great way to play a game. Run around, doing stuff.
Hey, wait a minute... my logout button is gone...
Nothing more than a strap on the back. So that would be easy. I'm not sure how you'd accurately track head movement while lying down, though.
"El Psy Kongroo!" Hearthstone Moderator
True but in a few decades humans wont be needed for work anymore as robotics and automation will replace the majority of jobs on this planet.
I want to see Virtual Reality paired with the brain sensors for controlling the game. http://www.emotiv.com/
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I don't think VR is a worry personally. Augmented Reality is what worries me - soon we'll have no clear indication of what is real or not.
"I tell you, we are here on Earth to fart around, and don't let anybody tell you different." ~Kurt Vonnegut.
2 problems that I foresee. 1) the expense of creating said virtual worlds. Lot at how expensive video games are these days to develop. Creating a true virtual world would be insanely insanely expensive,
2) processing power and bandwidth. granted, I think these 2 are the more easily doable of this process.
Overall though, the true future of VR probably lies more along the lines of Star Trek and Holodecks and holosuites.
edit: actually I think more like 2 forms of this due to the fact that people like to roleplay - by this I mean be someone else. Thus, a version where you'd be Luke Skywalker or Superman, and the holosuite version where you'd be able to be yourself. The holosuite would likely be mostly for porn
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I'm sure at some point we'll have BTL (better than life) chips like in Shadowrun. Then we can really properly blame video games.
I'll make a movie recommendation:
eXistenZ
Certainly not the best movie I've ever seen, and the poster cover stating: "Makes THE MATRIX look like child's play" is hilariously wrong, but it's a great take on what you said right there.