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Same bro I'm already a VR addict

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I already spend entire days in VR, when an SAO type game actually comes out ohh lord I'm gonna be in there for days... maybe even weeks

If that’s your dream then that’s really sad

@@YAMIKATTT woah wth, weeks?! Days?! Thats crazy

@Pelinal Whitestrake this is a fan made mod basically so it's getting through some technical challenges in the engine or platform more than the duke nukem forever hell loop

@Pelinal Whitestrake you are right, time spent doesn’t always relate to quality. But when you have a team as dedicated as them, who have a passion for what they are making, the more time you give them the more time they have to increase the quality. It is also a fan game so there isn’t too much to worry about with disagreements and management. If it takes a long time to get a simple issue done then yes there is some bad management or something, but if it takes a long time for a lot of things that is better. I will provide 2 game examples, 1 bad and 1 good. Railroads Online, they had a bug that broke multiplayer servers after a certain number of trees were cut down, and it affected a lot of people. Their response, wait a few months then fix it (bad management and bad use of time when it was an easy fix). Next example, Dyson Sphere Program. They just delayed their next major update from this year to some time next year, the combat update, so they can make it better and higher quality for their community (Good example). What determines if it is a bad use of time is what they are working on, and how easy what they are working on is. If an easy fix takes forever that is bad, but if a major update takes forever then they are making it the best they can. I did not mean for this to be a wall of text

Crossing my fingers this doesnt turn into star citizen

@@Falcodrin if it turns into star citizen then I'm sure someone will make a version that won't.

@@Thematchma69 wait until tomorrow

yeah it's amazing game now. Do u still play it btw ?

@@amirbarjakli3383 No, but I'm planning to when I'll get VR headset

@@amirbarjakli3383id be super interested to play it once i get my hands on a quest 3

@@amirbarjakli3383What gear do I need to play?

because it gives the users freedom. Unlike the other self-proclaimed shitshow "metaverse"

@@donutello_ and actually look good.

@@donutello_ Freedom? The last big thing they did was against freedom. And I'm pretty sure in the future they will want to see even more things not on their platform as it becomes more commercial. Copyright protected material could also be something like that.

It has always been.

yes, its a framework like the internet was, now people shouldnt let corporate get the metaverse or we will lose this freedom and go back to modern internet, boring, full of corporations making everything a pattern

Ingame hint. Humans can survive and live a good life with only one kidney.

Its being worked on and is predicted to be in existance sometime in the next 20 years.

Not really unrealistic. The way it was done in the anime, sure, somewhat exaggerated. But the concept can be achieved with more research into the tech. Some of the tech exists now, but not for consumer vr hardware. Mostly in testing for medical hardware. But if predictions are true, in the next 20 years, we may see something such as full dive vr. Who knows how itll actually be. But itll be 100% worth it if it comes even 60% close to nervegear in the anime.

Sao was my first anime since I was into video games back then, and inspired me to try out VR

Its possible considering they say its also possible in the far far future to do space hyperjump. But the full dive vr could be possible in our generation or if not then the next one

@Can’t think of a good channel name. I'd have to see it to believe it and even then I'd have doubts. Dont get me wrong, I'd absolutely love to have full dive, I'd sell a limb for it. But, I just dont think we are close enough to have what the real full dive is supposed to be.

I've been waiting for 3 years for something like that to exist

you're 12? also, as far as getting full dive that's probably 40+ years away considering how little we understand avout the brain and how hard it would be to recreate the nerve gear (wireless communication with the brain). if you wanted it with possible major health complications, tens of thousands of dollars of surgeries and visibile metal ports on your body to plug cords into, and a relatively high chance of being paralyzed, you could probably join a trial run in 25-30 years 💪💪 get that bread so you can afford it when it happens

@@blygreene9807 PCs and phones were a rare thing to have mere 20 years or so ago. Now we develop and utilise AIs (even though they are not really that) as tools, progress Will be much further than that in 40 years, in my somewhat ignorant opinion

@@naganwhat8364 You're absolutely right that technology has an exponential curve, but in my opinion it's straight up just the lack of information we have on how the brain works coupled with how little progress we've made in the last 20 years on understanding the brain plus all the hoops a company would have to jump through. Like for human trials involving brain surgery it'd probably be 6 months to a year of just legal work before they could even start. Any complications at all would set them back super far in funding from public backlash too so it'd have to be a company with a huge backer funding them plus a public release would probably only happen after like 10 years of trials on the human tester to make sure it's not going to cause long-term brain damage or anything like that. Like if we're just straight talking our best team of scientists worldwide working on it with no legal or funding requirements we could probably get it out and semi-safe in 10-15 years but they have better things to spend their time looking into so idk I just think it's pretty far off sorry I started rambling a bit

​@@naganwhat8364 Well, I think the problem would rather be all the legal work. Before the necessary research could even start, you'd need to have enough resources (support of the public, funding, researchers, facilities, interested parties and etc...). And even then, even if we knew enough about the brain at some point, there's still the ethical debate. Technology that could *"connect"* to your brain/ *disable or DIVERT* signals that the brain sends to the body? Before they'd even think about using this for the gaming industry, and getting all the work to legalise a said system like that for public/common use done (with all the effort and time that alone would take aside) they would probably much rather use it primarily in the medical sector alone. What I'm saying is not it isn't possible, it's just that it is highly unlikely, even if we were very close to making it a reality, to actually become a thing due to ethical and legal issues. And even if these were solved as well, it'd probably be unaffordable for most people, considering its' novelty.

theyll prob add transacitons in it worlds have patreon only shit

meta is a bad and misleading name for it. there are better ones that I can't remember

I mean sure if you're into weeb sh!t. It's a shame nobody is making a truely free firm VR world that won't be a waifu sh1t collector.

Fvk the zucks, they are too aggressive at trying to take credit and control of something created by the community

So true! I still refuse to call facebook meta lol

You should check out BONELAB, I think that one truly highlights VR true potential. Ive seen video covering about it, its a stand alone

Oh hi cool to see you I didn't expect you to also love and enjoy SAO/ the vrs expect from Minecraft lol

If only they recreated it on a actual VR game that u can download and not inside VRchat

I was telling someone the other day that the coolest thing about VR chats world and Avatar design system is that it actually uses the unity engine meaning you can create entire games inside VR chat it just takes people getting together as a group to do it the thing is vrchat is a similar platform to Roblox but has more of an emphasis on socializing but due to the fact that it has the building blocks of using a game engine that you're freely allowed to use you can create games inside of your chat it's just people don't do it as often because there aren't a lot of developers making worlds at least not on the quest side actively. And even though there are some on the PC side who make some really cool things there's no one other than the project aincrad that I know of that is making something as big or as ambitious as this as much as it's possible people that are actually experienced enough to make amazing things with the unity engine are more likely to make their own games rather than make something in VR chat but I do wish that more people who knew how to make games with the unity engine would make cool things like this.

You need to go watch it now =p even though there’s lots of haters on SAO, it’s still the best. It’s not unique yes, but who cares. It’s a great immersive story. Don’t listen to self-entitled critics

@@nillyeg what’s the difference? As ling as you can play who cares on how you play it?

@@JM-zh6zd True I guess

What gear is needed in order to play?

Minus the death right?

@@Aaa-vp6ug oh yeah minus the death

@@PufferBlue I was hoping for the “With X right?” “…” “WITH X RIGHT?!” Format, but this works

@@Aaa-vp6ug lolll

What kind of vr setup do I need to play?

Are you able to fight monster in it like they do in the show?

@@CommanderThorn-rt9eeI just tried it out and ya you can they got 2 rn but the menu system and map are so good

How do I get into the client

They basically have that, it's called a VR suit, but most are really expensive, but the coding could be done for full body movement to increase character strength, but dexterity, that's kind of based on your real life body, unless you have a BMI or an electrode array head controller that can let you control everything just by thinking, useful in case anyone paralyzed wants to play VR.

but if they don't it won't be I M M E R S I V E

sony is what to look out for- I actually asked them about this too but seems like they had a decent plan of how to go about things! >_

@@TheVirtualRealityShow Awesome!

No, instead you die if you stay in VRc for too long without sleeping and eating.

2016 is definitely when it started gaining more popularity with consumers. But, if you include the Oculus Rift Development Kit 1, it goes all the way back to like 2014. It can go even further if we stray from consumer headsets

wait a few more years for omnidirectional treadmills to become cheaper and more accessible to the public and you will no longer have that problem.

the pvp system doesn't let you just swing over and over like before, theres a forced delay between attacks

@@QreeWii thats unfortunate

@@dimsum_7849 not really, its actually a really fun system and works out much better than the previous one where "fights" could run on for hours on end. the delay only stops attacks from dealing damage for a short period of time so that the fights dont end in like 10 seconds, so its a good feature in my opinion

@@QreeWiiso… ironically less like actual swordfights

@@Aaa-vp6ugno it actually is, realistically a sword is heavy especially for someone like you (I assume you don’t workout) a couple of swings in and youl already be wanting to stabilise yourself or take a breath.