I know about 5 years ago their was a story I read in Gaming Monthly about Body Sensors saying 'Picking up a 10 pound sword and 6 pound sheild should feel like this.' Now I have NO clue how do to this and will not make a fool trying to state any thing more, Only this is where every MMO/Board game does fail. The thing that will make this system great that we can TRULY feel in the game. This is not for your grand mother Im giving an Idea about gaming where you are active move your body. Having a four point Pick up Motion Sensor will give you any moving your body will do, like the example before bending at knee/hips. Being able to see and think about simple motion in a game to Successfully Develope the rest of what you need, Some times you need to jump in the middle and work your way out. This is not crazy nor out of the near future. Turning will be as simple as being on your feet and turn to look, Bending at knee/hip to dodge/Roll. Now movement for the start have in a 'Off hand' a Joy stick motion, Side-side back-forward. Rather then a glove system to start we have I know this my be bad to say but we have the 'Wii' With a simple calibration to the Headset and Already hand held Pieces we can have a 'Sword' Part done. Really knows what we could have on the market. I do want to say that SAO is possible if you look when it was taken place about 20 years from now, By that time who So Im new to this whole Rift Head set and I love what I see, this is the start of a new World of gaming. If you want to create SAO - get started in trying to create parts of the experience, so that when the technology has caught up all you have to do is connect the pieces! Get down and try to recreate the game logic used, but in one of the currently available game engines (UDK, Unity etc). Take a shot at making the GUI in a three-dimensional world (will be trying to do that myself this summer). Try making sword skills (an animated sequence) activate seamlessly from a starting gesture. What you could do is create the different in-game mechanics that exist, or just get familiar with how they can be made. The world itself? In terms of game assets, you can probably already get started in creating them, however I'd imagine that computational power (and thus the modeling capabilities) will improve quite a lot until we have the above mentioned research even remotely done, making any assets from today be outdated as hell.

No reason for most of us to really dig into that (unless you're in a research facility that deals with science along these lines, then good luck!). But for the next few decades, get comfortable with whatever the industry throws at you.Īs we all know, fully functional neurotransmitters and the like depicted in the anime are a looong time ahead of us. It's been said many times before: This is Day 0 for Virtual Reality. It doesn't take a genius to work that out. The hardware is not around for SAO like games. You're asking for the realistically impossible. These guys haven't even come close to an SAO like experience even in R+D Labs. But it should be a reality check for you. It would be an insult to the Oculus Rift to think that way. Considering no company with millions of dollars/euros/GB Pounds/ whatever has invested any time or money in creating one doesn't mean it can't be done. Hell, I doubt there's a major VR MMO in existence anyway. Still, you would need a big workforce.ģ: There is not currently a VR MMO in existence that produces content neurally. The closest you will get is an EEG headset which doesn't provide anywhere near a decent quality for money or a brain implant sensor that would have to be inserted through surgery and would provide unimpressive results.Ģ: There are many SAO fans and VR enthusiasts out there so finding developers wouldn't be as hard as it's always been.

I mean no offence, but is this a legitimate post?ġ: The correct technology for virtual reality such as the features of the Nerve Gear in SAO which accurately reads and transmits 'brain waves' does not exist.

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