2014 "VR is a fad" 2015 "VR is a fad" 2016 "VR is a fad"... 2019 we have a suit. EDIT: What about 2017 and 2018? Everyone was crying about VR being too expensive while watching cat videos on their $800 phones. Or watching "Reality shows" on their $1000 TV's with $800 Surround Sound systems and 7 speaker hookups running wires everywhere. All for immersive 3D audio to "feel like you're in the action!"
I like to play Ark in pvp... You can tranquilize other players, handcuff them, and put them in cages. Some people kill your pets in front of you, and beat you to keep you unconscious while talking to you. I can't imagine what it would be like feeling all of that... In our lifetime we're going to be able to experience this
@@BogOwl You know there's going to be illegal mods, and people selling custom equipment. Congratulations you get to torture random people legally like a psychopath or, live out bdsm fetish without bruising
Forget a vest for being shot, we need the headpat hat. No wait, the vest can also be used for hugs. So it's good too. Maybe add a feature to headsets that allow them to "boop" you, on the nose. ._.
Yeah, that would be great. BHaptics have their own paintball game which I tried at Gamescom and it was really cool. Fingers crossed for Rec Room support []-)
Virtual Reality Oasis I met the devs during Gamescom 2018 as well and asked to please consider implementing native support with RecRoom and Onward. I connected them to the devs but don’t know anymore if it is going to become something. I believe most devs are working to improve the experience for most of us and this haptic feedback kit is not something that many will have. Still, i can tell you @firestorm185, it is an amazing experience. This and the Arizona Sunshine demo were hands down the best VR experiences!
How do we test our VR equipment? Says the engineer.... I have a marvelous idea! Says the Japanese... “You get poked by a weird Japanese school girl” As you are in VR...
Sony is still moving tons of headsets, don't know what you're on about. That being said, it is still a smaller portion of the overall gaming audience so channels specifically dedicated to it will remain smaller. Still, more and more people are seeing the light. If you aren't super prone to motion sickness, there's no going back to flat games after using vr.
A VR MMA game using this would be awesome.imagine it just puts you into the cage with another vr player,the fights would be hilarious but people who actually know how to fight would be able to destroy the average joe
So, we've got VR itself, we're now adding haptic feedback so we can feel what's happening. Now combine this with the omni-directional treadmill, and it's almost like you're in the game.
Well they have the treadmill already, and there is the Perception Neuron system for full body motion including hand and finger movements, team it all up with VR chat and your in a world a lot like Ready Player One, there even an SAO world.
This haptic feedback suit + omnidirectional treadmill + knuckles controllers = best vr fps experience ever. When all of that is working nicely in the next year or 2... Half Life 3 will come out and have support for it all.
So cool and fairly easy to setup. If only ready player one oasis vr...ready or compatible with the gear. Can you do a video to see who development is going on the oasis vr game? And what do you help to see improve in RPO oasis?
Oh wow, I can imagine Beat Saber being really cool with the fore-arm rumblers, if properly implemented. You could get extra feedback after hitting a block one or another way, with the vest becoming more of a "rythmic support".
They should have sent you a link to download that separately to the main program. You just run it in the background along with the player. I can send you the link if you need it.
ive been subbed for a while until just a few seconds ago i watched "player one" and now i know why you say in your intro "welcome to the oasis" cause thats what the called what creative
I have messed around with tactile transducers for a while for sim racing and I also own a Woojer, but in the end, I concluded that the novelty experience of it isn't very useful for actual immersion or gaming. Simply using vibrations isn't enough to immerse me. After a while too, your body stops recognizing the vibrations so it just becomes more of a hassle to me. Maybe I'm unique in this, but wearable haptic feedback has been a miss for me.
I backed the Woojer Ryg on Kickstarter - it has 8 feedback locations (each of them 3x more powerful than the one on the Strap). And it works in 7.1, so you can feel an explosion off to the left differently than a punch to the gut or a knife in the upper right shoulder. It’s expensive as fuck, $524. But I’m excited about it. In VR, it’ll be more 4L/4R on the PSVR due to the 3D sound, but for movies and shows in 5.1 and even better in 7.1, I’m excited to feel that impact. I’ll probably wear the Strap at the same time. The problem with the Strap is that you’re right, it just rumbles whenever there’s bass, including when people talk. Splitting this up into 8 different locations that fire individually really changes that up. Maybe it’ll be a huge waste of money, maybe it’ll make my liver explode while playing “DOOM”, I dunno. Looking forward to finding out. (Oh - and it doesn’t require anything to be programmed for it, no app, no PC - it just bases it off the individual channels of the surround mix, so it can work on everything from UA-cam to 4K/HDR blurays with Dolby Atmos cranking)
I think it really all depends on how well it's done. There are tons of games that use haptics via the controllers in VR but only a few that are notable to me. For example using the bow and arrow in The Lab is an amazingly immersive experience. You really do feel like you can feel the tension of the bow and the arrow moving against it. I actually think that when you stop noticing it, that's when it's working correctly. Haptics shouldn't take you out of the experience, it should just be another layer of immersion which when done correctly should reinforce immersion but it should never be distracting.
Does anyone else remember when devs first started playing around with VR a couple of years back on those Omni-Treadmills? Specifically the one where they tested VR with Battlefield 3. Basically they had a VR headset and a multi directional treadmill setup, but the way they implemented getting shot was with paintball guns. Basically they strapped a shit ton of paintball guns to the walls around you and every time a bullet hit you in game a gun would go off IRL from the same direction and tagged you as many times as it did in game. Good stuff. It wasn't a serious thing they were going to release, just a small gag to show how far VR could go. I think. But still I'd be up for it. Especially for those who say their body starts to ignore the vibrations of the body suits they have now.
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I think haptic feedback will help with sensing your surroundings and actually compensate for any limitation in fov; I use touch and periphery alot irl, and I think this haptic feedback is nice.
for the sound translator they should make it so its only sound levels. like over a certain point of decibel, does it vibrate (i.e. gun shots, the sound of your player jumping down and hitting the ground etc.)
I want to see a video where you use this kit, the haptic gloves I saw in a previous video, and the omnidirectional treadmill thing you may have heard of (I saw it in smartereveryday).
Heineken if ur comparing the quest to the VIVE, just don’t. The VIVE is over priced, the quest is... just use oculus. Ok. VIVE is overpriced, oculus is not cheap.
Looks pretty great, I hope things have advanced more at this point and they get more native support. P.S. Silent(o). Not Serento (an Italian deli in LA that makes great meat and cheese sandwiches.)
In another 10 years reviewers will be like; Q: i thought it wasn't real A: your mind makes it real Q: If you're killed in the haptic you die here A:The body cannot live without the mind... Thanks for the update dude 12:19am im gonna bail now
This is perfect for horror. Just imagine being tapped on the back in something like Outlast.
Oh hell naawwwww
Yeah that'd be creepy as hell
"but i haven't even turn on my vest yet.."
i get scared without the vest. its like i can feel it without the vest on
Samuel Keene that would be so fun
“Being shot in the head just felt so, so incredible.” -Oasis 2019
my motivation
Aidyn Young oof
Where did he said that?😂
Remember kids getting shot in the head is good for your body !
@@tanjiro3422 😂
360 treadmills, finger tracking, full body tracking, haptic feedback suit, the Oasis is coming bois
Just wait another 8-10 yrs....
And something happens 😲
@Carter Steidley It won't be on the market for another decade because they have to make sure it won't ever bug and really badly hurt lol.
@@muq1049 Hackers in games could actually torture you lmao.
We already have all that we just need to make it better
I won't be satisfied until the headshot actually kills me
Lmao
hahahah
Haha nice
haha good one
Just join the military.
2014 "VR is a fad"
2015 "VR is a fad"
2016 "VR is a fad"...
2019 we have a suit.
EDIT: What about 2017 and 2018? Everyone was crying about VR being too expensive while watching cat videos on their $800 phones.
Or watching "Reality shows" on their $1000 TV's with $800 Surround Sound systems and 7 speaker hookups running wires everywhere. All for immersive 3D audio to "feel like you're in the action!"
They also said the same thing about personal computers in the 80s
I have an army
We have a hulk
We have a vrchat
Don't get me wrong vr in 2014 was definitely a gimmick but now it's the wave, the next gen to gaming
Can't wait to feel the ground under my feet while walking in VR! ...with haptic socks.
Lmao
If VR gets more and more realistc people will not give a fuck anymore about killing each other
jon watson holy moly sauce, I almost pre-ordered the haptic socks, thanks for helping me not waste my money
Another crusty sock for your mother to wash? Cause i doubt you want them for walking hahah
@Squiddy FancySon :|
Oh boy, imagine this in VRchat, who knows what would happen.
Someone annoying you the whole time just poking you.
Head, pats
Feeling a grip on your balls
"WAIT WHAT THE FUCK"
@@FranciumBoron in the boob lol
Erotic role-play
Holy shit This is basically turning into ready player one
Yep lol
we are getting close to ready player one
*One step closer to the Oasis*
Hahahaha no.
One step closer to Sword Art Online...…..
@@1234falconDL joins a server with 200% pain scale *getting poked. DED
VRMMO would you say
Honey,Where Is My Supersuit?
Honey,Where is my virtual pain suit?
🅱️
😂😂
Buy me more jewelry!
Bruh LOL
Oasis: time to fell what a headshot feels like!
*dies*
They’ll probably have the max pain about the same as a paintball shot, and probably adjustable edit: btw I get the joke, I’m just spreading info
@@BogOwl wait PAINTBALL VR :O imagine tho
I like to play Ark in pvp... You can tranquilize other players, handcuff them, and put them in cages. Some people kill your pets in front of you, and beat you to keep you unconscious while talking to you. I can't imagine what it would be like feeling all of that... In our lifetime we're going to be able to experience this
@@BogOwl You know there's going to be illegal mods, and people selling custom equipment. Congratulations you get to torture random people legally like a psychopath or, live out bdsm fetish without bruising
I just wanna have sex with a anime waifu ;)
Ready Player One is set on 2045.
We're getting this in 2020.
Are we getting ahead of sci-fi. Wow!!
Shuvo Speaking the oasis was founded in 2025 so maybe
@@johncontreras2327 Yeah but I believe haptic suits and gloves werent there at the start only the view sense and the sound sense like VR today.
John Contreras it was 2030
Nope we getting sword art online
So that means ready player one was all a lie
5:20 what we really want the suit for is to feel love for the first time
Forget a vest for being shot, we need the headpat hat.
No wait, the vest can also be used for hugs. So it's good too.
Maybe add a feature to headsets that allow them to "boop" you, on the nose. ._.
Every weebs dream.
And then there's just one for.... Yeah. That.
@@UnknownSquid if someone would make a headpat hat i would protect it at all costs
Fucking weeb
u tryna have a boxing match? fullbody haptic vs fullbody haptic?
iamLucid hi Lucid
iamLucid I’m from the stream
iamLucid hi lucid
Love u man
+1
Of course the first game native with this is literally just some weird anime chick touching you with jiggle physics
They knew that everyones true goal in life is to get headpats by a (totally legal) demon loli.
"jiggle physics"
@@tbush7316 UWU OWO
what if someone kicks you in the nuts in a game
The face of your profile picture does a pretty good job of showing how that would feel
Elliott :D lol
@@don-el7418 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@don-el7418 not really
That will hurt
I love how at @5:23 you're like I DIDN'T TOUCH HER I SWEAR LOOK NO HANDS
I'd really love to see this be supported by Rec Room, playing paintball and feeling the shots on your body when you get hit would be amazing
Yeah, that would be great. BHaptics have their own paintball game which I tried at Gamescom and it was really cool. Fingers crossed for Rec Room support []-)
Virtual Reality Oasis I met the devs during Gamescom 2018 as well and asked to please consider implementing native support with RecRoom and Onward. I connected them to the devs but don’t know anymore if it is going to become something. I believe most devs are working to improve the experience for most of us and this haptic feedback kit is not something that many will have. Still, i can tell you @firestorm185, it is an amazing experience. This and the Arizona Sunshine demo were hands down the best VR experiences!
@@VirtualRealityOasis god in rec room you would get beaten up every five minutes
Sure... thats the only reason *lenny face*
What about vrchat
Goes in vr with this kit
Spawns in
28 robots holding LMG's- im about to end this whole mans nerve system
lmao noice one btw u deserve more likes for that
@@curiousman0076 thank you
How do we test our VR equipment? Says the engineer....
I have a marvelous idea!
Says the Japanese...
“You get poked by a weird Japanese school girl”
As you are in VR...
This with that treadmill thing and full body tracking will be amazing
yeah it would be like a wannabe Ready Player One
Goodbye life
Imagine feeling cancer in VRChat
huh, wonder how that would work
swag me not sure that’s how that works lol
@@pyrovas8832 r/woooosh
@@uchihavandead667 was about to say that lmao
it would be awful
I hope within my lifetime games will get up to ready player one and we can use gloves
Stuff like ready player one would most likely come before 2030
Haptics Gloves - ua-cam.com/video/OK2y4Z5IkZ0/v-deo.html
carbide82 I’d rather sao
Sn0wbearYT so we can get trapped inside and die irl lmao
Jack Hyland pretty much
“Being shot in the head felt so incredible”
Same bro
This guy looks like a channel that has like 600k+ subs but for some reason he's only at 42k.
Mostly because VR in general has stagnated right now.
Anybody knows whats the name of the game played at 7:07?
Sony is still moving tons of headsets, don't know what you're on about. That being said, it is still a smaller portion of the overall gaming audience so channels specifically dedicated to it will remain smaller. Still, more and more people are seeing the light. If you aren't super prone to motion sickness, there's no going back to flat games after using vr.
RanBNO _ contractors he also says it at the start of the game footage. Its on steam.
@@linktotwilight he's not fake subbing. Why would you think he needs to be a channel with less subs?
Imagine using this in Gorn
ah fuck i lost my head, better get some glue and flextape.
So ..
Ow?
Doge I read this in another way, am I weird?
Fighting the bezerker trying to say he can't hit you and stands Infront of him
Doge wait g instead the p? I thought he meant the game gorn
A VR MMA game using this would be awesome.imagine it just puts you into the cage with another vr player,the fights would be hilarious but people who actually know how to fight would be able to destroy the average joe
A cheaper alternative would be to go and pick a fight with a stranger...
@@allahspreadshate6486 it should be a game where you get to choose like different styles maybe
That’s how you kill someone
joe
So, we've got VR itself, we're now adding haptic feedback so we can feel what's happening. Now combine this with the omni-directional treadmill, and it's almost like you're in the game.
Ch1l1C0nCarnag3 especially with that Tesla suit
Well they have the treadmill already, and there is the Perception Neuron system for full body motion including hand and finger movements, team it all up with VR chat and your in a world a lot like Ready Player One, there even an SAO world.
enter the Oasis
Now with a shotgun control
Ooh boy
haptic feedback, 360 treadmill, full body tracking, the new hand tracking, and a smell dispenser, near full immersion.
Are they working on a Fleshlight addon?
omg what
Dave B yes actually
@@Yoshe-vd2jd holy shit how can I invest thousands, I'm ready to give my life for cyber sex
Milcan Wiligan, Dave B r/neckbeard LMAOOOOOO
@@thegrayone9536 r/ihavereddit
Thanks Mike. Yet another thorough and enjoyable review of tech. This looks great, plus as you say, the six pack! Please keep us up to date with this
Long distance relationships: It's all coming together :>
omg that just gave me the idea...
Hahahahaha
Great video man, keep up the good work !!
Great Vid Mike! That haptic kit is awesome.. Step by Step till we reach Ready Player One status.
Marcus Valles or Full Dive VR can’t wait 😊 nerve gear is coming in 2022
@@savagegriffon7822 I am all about the advancement of this tech, I just hope it's reasonably priced when it drops.
Anybody knows what's the name of the game he played at 7:07?
@@ran_3221 Contractors
@@savagegriffon7822 we're not getting the nerve gear by 2022 lol. We're still far from that technology.
I'll wait for the Tesla Suit.
How long till it’s realized
Ok your Ready player one type intro is kickass!
This haptic feedback suit + omnidirectional treadmill + knuckles controllers = best vr fps experience ever. When all of that is working nicely in the next year or 2... Half Life 3 will come out and have support for it all.
I think this might be an instant purchase if Vivecraft, Rec Room, AltspaceVR, and VRChat, had native support
Edit: and Superhot
Mage Enderman question. Does your vivecraft work? Mine doesnt
lmao it'dbe funny in vrchat everyone poking you to see your reaction
VRchat would go ape-shit wild so *NO*
@@Fogolol People do that shit anyway XD
Nostos when it comes out
The beginning of Ready player 1😂😂
Nice to see these things coming.
Just as much as having full body tracking (looking at you Oculus!)
Glad this was recommended. This looks awesome!
Me :oh cool a suit how much
Developer:oh u know...........around ........ 5ish thousand dollars
WHAT THAT MUCH!? :,( I was getting excited oh the fricking possibilites
@@Drgames999 not real price i was just saying it looked expensive
Hardlight haptic suit is $299 way cheaper than i was expecting
@@shanedubose7096 you mean the company that went out of business
499 he said
This is wild. Really cool content
Cheers Victor! I appreciate the comment mate []-)
how do you not have 1 Million Subs FFS love this guy
You have earned a sub
I wish and I hope everyone to be able to buy and have a Full Haptic Feedback Kit.
Such a big ready player one fan :P
So cool and fairly easy to setup. If only ready player one oasis vr...ready or compatible with the gear.
Can you do a video to see who development is going on the oasis vr game? And what do you help to see improve in RPO oasis?
Oh wow, I can imagine Beat Saber being really cool with the fore-arm rumblers, if properly implemented. You could get extra feedback after hitting a block one or another way, with the vest becoming more of a "rythmic support".
This is what I've been waiting for
Haptic suits are going to be huge for VR.
Hype to see the progress in 2019!
Huh couldnt figure out how to get the audio based (non-native) haptic feedback working
They should have sent you a link to download that separately to the main program. You just run it in the background along with the player. I can send you the link if you need it.
@@VirtualRealityOasis Please man
ive been subbed for a while until just a few seconds ago i watched "player one" and now i know why you say in your intro "welcome to the oasis" cause thats what the called what creative
these with the hot and cold sensors and the sensing gloves will be amazing
I have messed around with tactile transducers for a while for sim racing and I also own a Woojer, but in the end, I concluded that the novelty experience of it isn't very useful for actual immersion or gaming. Simply using vibrations isn't enough to immerse me. After a while too, your body stops recognizing the vibrations so it just becomes more of a hassle to me.
Maybe I'm unique in this, but wearable haptic feedback has been a miss for me.
I backed the Woojer Ryg on Kickstarter - it has 8 feedback locations (each of them 3x more powerful than the one on the Strap). And it works in 7.1, so you can feel an explosion off to the left differently than a punch to the gut or a knife in the upper right shoulder. It’s expensive as fuck, $524. But I’m excited about it. In VR, it’ll be more 4L/4R on the PSVR due to the 3D sound, but for movies and shows in 5.1 and even better in 7.1, I’m excited to feel that impact. I’ll probably wear the Strap at the same time. The problem with the Strap is that you’re right, it just rumbles whenever there’s bass, including when people talk. Splitting this up into 8 different locations that fire individually really changes that up. Maybe it’ll be a huge waste of money, maybe it’ll make my liver explode while playing “DOOM”, I dunno. Looking forward to finding out.
(Oh - and it doesn’t require anything to be programmed for it, no app, no PC - it just bases it off the individual channels of the surround mix, so it can work on everything from UA-cam to 4K/HDR blurays with Dolby Atmos cranking)
I think it really all depends on how well it's done. There are tons of games that use haptics via the controllers in VR but only a few that are notable to me. For example using the bow and arrow in The Lab is an amazingly immersive experience. You really do feel like you can feel the tension of the bow and the arrow moving against it. I actually think that when you stop noticing it, that's when it's working correctly. Haptics shouldn't take you out of the experience, it should just be another layer of immersion which when done correctly should reinforce immersion but it should never be distracting.
The teslasuit is a lot better
Things you'll never hear irl:
"Getting shot in the head felt incredible"
No one would live to tell the tale.
@@thelazyhuntress Well not exactly true. A lot of people have survived from a shot to the head
@@thelazyhuntress ronald reagan
@@julianharrison7193trump
Love your sweater!
I've been waiting for this...
Are you happy UA-cam? I finally watched it
I like the ease of setup, but I'll wait untíl the tech improves - as advised. Thanks Mike!
This is perfect with the treadmill, the finger sensing controllers and the game Boneworks!
Does anyone else remember when devs first started playing around with VR a couple of years back on those Omni-Treadmills?
Specifically the one where they tested VR with Battlefield 3.
Basically they had a VR headset and a multi directional treadmill setup, but the way they implemented getting shot was with paintball guns.
Basically they strapped a shit ton of paintball guns to the walls around you and every time a bullet hit you in game a gun would go off IRL from the same direction and tagged you as many times as it did in game.
Good stuff.
It wasn't a serious thing they were going to release, just a small gag to show how far VR could go.
I think.
But still I'd be up for it.
Especially for those who say their body starts to ignore the vibrations of the body suits they have now.
Breaking news:
Haptic condoms coming soon.
A haptic sock... or haptic full body suit..
STOP
wtf is it with people and vr condoms
wtf is it with people and vr condoms
Yass
I think its funny how we are paying to feel like werr getting hit and shot 😂😂
We are literally soooo close to VR like in Ready Player One and honestly I'm here for it.
You deserve more subscriber!!
Oh look! A video title that actually includes the content of the title and the title, unlike others, attracts viewers without the need to clickbait!
Regardless, I loved the video, I can't say this about many, but you described the product clearly without error and told your opinion on it, compared to other products, as well as to include feedback instead of just criticism, great video, I can proudly say I subscribed!
Thanks very much mate []-)
TheGrayOne ever heard of Daily Dose of Internet? That’s every video of his...
@@joshtm66 I love his channel
The title and the title? nice grammar
Dubstyne GD it’s not an error. He’s saying that what is in the title is put into the video.
Ready player one here we come!
This is the future of vr it’s insane
I think haptic feedback will help with sensing your surroundings and actually compensate for any limitation in fov; I use touch and periphery alot irl, and I think this haptic feedback is nice.
Me: dude I need one of these!!
*hears that it’s $500*
Me: never mind
what we have all been dreaming off ever since vr came out
for the sound translator they should make it so its only sound levels. like over a certain point of decibel, does it vibrate (i.e. gun shots, the sound of your player jumping down and hitting the ground etc.)
I want to see a video where you use this kit, the haptic gloves I saw in a previous video, and the omnidirectional treadmill thing you may have heard of (I saw it in smartereveryday).
Ready Player One wasn’t just a dream. It’s reality.
VIRTUAL reality
Haptics suits= vrrrr virrrr vuuurrrr vrrrr (but it looks and sounds futuristic and :-0)
I saw a video where someone tested a full glove that tracked every part of the hand and allowed you to feel every bit of movement on or in your hands.
*Casually dies from headshot*
"SO GUYS THIS IS NOT STRONG ENOUGH"
Who else pees in the side of the bowl to make less noise?
bowl? Sorry I’m not poor I use a toilet.
@@joe-yz1yt toilet bowl!da fuq don't get ur panties caught in a wad
actually I do the exact opposite
@@ronfino what
Doomsday Virtual r/woooosh
1980: i bet they will have flying cars on the future
2019: humanity actually creates flying cars and a gamer gear with pression and impact sensibility
Bruh this is so wholesome
"VR Training what better way to raise the ultimate soldier"
-Solid Snake, MGS2
That beat saber track was escape... And i know it off by heart XD
Oh, I know what ERM is. You're literally covering yourself in vibrators.
Me: I don't have a headset but i can't wait to get a cheap one like a quest that doesn't require much.
Virtual Reality Oasis: Has like 10 headsets.
Heineken if ur comparing the quest to the VIVE, just don’t. The VIVE is over priced, the quest is... just use oculus. Ok. VIVE is overpriced, oculus is not cheap.
"I will give your my honest feedback"
pun not intended
OMG just has to be a full body suit along with haptic in gloves too. WE are getting very close to a Holodeck type of gaming
Really cool! Combine this with a VR treadmill and the experience would be perfect. (BTW, would you consider reviewing some VR treadmills?)
I’d love to review some VR treadmills. The Katwalk, Omni and Inifinadeck are the only ones I know of []-)
They need to make a full suit with no hand/foot covers.
I like how the intro is the same as when parzival (forgot his name) is entering the oasis in Ready player one
The oasis is getting closer and closer by the day.. I'm super hyped!
"Being shot in the head in that game felt incredible."
Ok then.
*cocks out gun* this motivates me
Hi
5:10
*_The rise of the weebs_*
I can just imagine a VR fight club where you can feel the full force of someones punch through VR.
Full haptic kit + index level headset + god tier noise canceling headphones + one of those treadmill things = VR bliss
People are gonna start living in Virtual Reality soon
mark my words
Yeah.. I´m sure in like 10, 20 years monitor or TV gaming will be a niche, because it sucks ass compared to VR.
-People are gonna start living in Virtual Reality soon
mark my words-
Vr chat to the next level
so close to RPO
"being shot in the head felt so,so incredible"
Jfk says otherwise
Looks pretty great, I hope things have advanced more at this point and they get more native support.
P.S. Silent(o). Not Serento (an Italian deli in LA that makes great meat and cheese sandwiches.)
Welcome to SAO
SensationX1 13 whats SOA?
SensationX1 13 I heard of Sword art online / SAO. Never heard of SOA
Link start
In another 10 years reviewers will be like;
Q: i thought it wasn't real A: your mind makes it real Q: If you're killed in the haptic you die here A:The body cannot live without the mind...
Thanks for the update dude 12:19am im gonna bail now
Now we just need that VR treadmill then we can be full immersed in VR
Some company : *makes haptic feedback kit*
VR characters : Now you can feel our pain