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Mr.PC
VR costs too much time and too much money. The human emotions as well as normal motions are hard enough without running or people with wonkey legs. (please don't laugh :D)
VR may not be real but to make it real, you would have to feel pain, as well as bleed. Who here would honestly bleed just to have a non-real fight in VR?
VR also attracts things to do which you normally wouldn't do due to laws or human rights. And in the most extreme consequences, influence this kind of immoral behaviour outside the VR world.
Obviously we all want VR to happen but it isn't going to happen anytime soon. The longer it takes, the better in my opinion. My kind of future is Consoles with webcams and microphones.
> if they can make VR headsets that don't ruin your eyesight, and give
> you headaches, and create a VR body suit that works on more than just
> a few sensor points, then yes, I can imagine a beat-em-up or other
> game being quite fun in that respect.
>
> Ignore everyone else.
Thank you very much for my mort thought out answer all day.
Also, How much would you pay for this kinda hardware. It would probably come out at first for like £500(every thing you need for pc or console) and i definatly would not pay that much. I'd wait untill it had came down in price by alot.
Mr.PC
Ignore everyone else.
That felt good.
slik ~_~