Same

imagine getting stabbed by a goblin and you can feel 100% realistic pain, would traumatize for life.

Yes please! I wouldn't care if i could die

I've dreamed about it... Yeah....

@@spicysweetness6095 if that happened you would probably have a setting to change the pain intensity

Petru SohldeE mans bout to get us stuck in a video games and help iran

Lol

you mean he is like akihiko kayaba(heathcliff)

Ranjan Navin yah why not lol 😂

If we live to play it

I totally agree my friend. Cannot wait to experience it myself.

@@PrashantKumar-qi5rx Thank you for your passion and your work, Mr. Kumar!

Jesi Oni I would do it to especially for Star Wars

I want to experience Skyrim

i would want full dive pubg, but without the glitches

Sheesh dude 😂

I know right it doesn't even exist yet and I'm addicted

Same

Yea birth rates will probably decrease significantly and over population will be solved.

@@Silverxlx I’ve thought the same thing and honestly, not even a bad idea. It’s an individuals choice for one, and for two, I’m sure humanity will expand onto Mars and eventually other places in the future.

"Linku start!"

Link start😭😭 I want full dive....

Thank you. Yes, i believe it can be a solution to a lot of our current problems if used correctly.

Oh they did. Facebook or meta put 150 billion into it.

First people should invest into extending human longevity. I want to be alive and healthy when full dive VR comes. And I don't wan't just 5 years at the end of my life. I want 100s of years in an ever improving full dive vr.

Bro I think would cry for like 10 minutes if I get to use Full Dive VR!!!

@@BarryFRFX I will not even use it for a day cause of the shock of seeing it in my own hands

@@rickandelon9374 bro if I had in my hands, I would laugh uncontrollably with tears in my eyes and say "this ain't real" for a couple of hours.

@@rickandelon9374 yea XD

Believe me not just a men's dream about my whole class wants full dive.. although that's probably because of the exams to escape the exams!

Planet earth can die for all I care

@@Dark-kl5fy but VR wouldn't exist without the earth so we still need to take care of the planet and enjoy life in vr

@@spicysweetness6095 We actually don't, in the future we will be able to transfer our minds into super computers and put them in space, so we have no uses for earth.

@@Dark-kl5fy For that you'd need to live long enough, so yea everyone should talke care of this planet so we can realise our own dreams.

@@mathieuw3899 We really don't because most people have dreams and ambitions before the age of 20.

Same

yeah the magic, the feel and the thrill is what only fantasy can bring. Real life sucks!

I want full dive, idc what game i get

@@outwit796 yea our grandchildren will get full dive not us. I’m 17 btw

@@Hello-uk5xp Research more on technological growth, technological growth, artificial intelligence, and BCI before you make your crude opinion on when full dive is coming. Exponential growth is a real thing. Dont think that it cant happen in our lifetime because it seems too magical. I'm sure people in the past wouldn't be able to fathom the level of technology we have today.

@@Hello-uk5xp ever heard of artificial organs? There is no such thing as "dying of old age" just one of your organs not working properly, so if you replace all your organs 5 years at a time, you will never get old, and we are not far away from this technology, maybe 10 years? Idk, but you got to have hope man, and if you want to help scientists make full dive gear, go help em! Good luck

@@sadrakeyhany7612 bro humans must die for the next era too take the torch

Corrie I hope it is and thank you for helping

You are welcome. Thank you for your patronage

@@PrashantKumar-qi5rx Just wondering if you've seen Sword Art Online, its about Full Dive VR

Just watched the first time episode of log horizon after I seen this comment and I love it! I’ve only seen sao and have been wanting to watch more shows like it. Thanks for the recommendations !!

Actually it's a real product. They even put a ban on it in the US because of the way it aerosols the fragrances. Smell is a tricky one to mimic. There is no RGB or elemental chart of smells to mix and match to make what you want. This means you have to pre make and preload each and every smell you want to experience. This limita you to potentially only about dozen. Then you have to change them all for each new experience. Hard to make practical

@@brettcameratraveler The system is similar to Vaping. The smells are being delivered by nothing more than vapor. And the US government is waging a war on Vaping. So unfortunately this is a problem. 😞

I agree 100%, something around thee rapid eye movement when the mussels go off and before the dreaming start.

Indeed! I could listen to him for hours

It would be crazy if computing power gets good enough we could basically live in virtual paradises, where we could do extreme sports without consequences...I ride a motorcycle now which is fun, but man doing it with no gear hitting 150mph and having zero consequences if I crash because its all virtual would be unimaginable!

But we dont have most historical datas and even if we have it, most of historical data were manipulated by each every religion according to their religion's benefits and king's desire. Only 100years old historys are most legit as per Experts.

yeah cave girls ....

@@prometheus9096 XD

Yes! That is what I am interested in. Going back in time.

You will and you will also be a part of the first generation that discovers how to do each part of it for the first time. It's a exciting explorative time that will only happen once.

@@brettcameratraveler i hope so..

I will see when i have 60 years ... I wanted to see when i'm still teenager

@@yootop8885 Retirement homes will be exciting in a about 10+ years

@@brettcameratraveler yeah but very expensive...

ArtificialGamer I give it 20

i think around 2035 we will see first announcements of real advances

No Name That’s a good estimate.

30 years, we are not living in Futurama.

40 years

45 years for Sao level

30 years

30 years at least for fivr

20 years - first gen (probarbly very expensive) 40-60 years-will become like today's PC are everybody own them

2022

Hi Luna, I am actually a big fan of Litrpg and have been addicted to them since i discovered them about 2 years ago. I will check your suggestion out for sure

Ive seen the anime its great

@@GR8Saiyan book is superior you're missing important stuff from the story sadly.

Yea i know the books are always better than the animes, sadly i don’t have the patience to read. ☹️

im gonna sell my organs

Maont same thing here

@@markrblx4732 at first but it will get cheaper over time like all technology

It won’t happen unless someone’s dedicates their life to it. To make the game it would be really expensive. And the game might be 200-500 dollars.

Mark RBLX shi id pay 2000 just to play if that’s the case

michael Perez LOL ikr, the only reason i said that it would be most likely 200-500 dollars is because of the size and storage it would take just to make one floor. Multiply that by a hundred. One floor is a few kilometers long. So the storage would be crazyyyy

@@markrblx4732 500 for a game like that is a steal.

Intersting and if fivr is possible it would be a dream come true for all

Me in Blood of oath

idk, I think we could see a full dive prototype in a decade. And I doubt that we will need to wait more than 3 decades tops. As far as haptics, if you are willing to pay enough, we are practically there as he points out. there are other similar technologies he didn't mention that are also important in haptic too, like movement restraining exo-skeletons that can simulate stuff like grip and stairs. They can also be mounted in a groscope to simulate acceleration to a degree. Honestly, with the technology we currently have, I think we will start to see 5-sense games in another 5-10 years. And shortly after that I expect we will start to see more experiments in trying to acheive full dive neural links. And there is some really promising work being done in the neuro science field related to how our brain function. Numenta has actually pioneered a number of breakthroughs just in the last two years, greatly expanding our understanding of the neocortex.

No

50 to 70 years till we have tested and publicly available full dive. No haptics or hmds. All with electrical manipulation inside the brain, full disconnect from real life.

@Alonso Reyes I would be dead till the ;)

@Alonso Reyes yeah, but eye tracking can only be pushed so far before you start to introduce latency. Then again, at the current rate of advancement with dedicated hardware ASICs, maybe we could get it to a negligible point? Idk though. We'd have to hit milliseconds of latency, ideally sub millisecond. Though, I would be excited if an algorithm both fast and reliable enough were to be produced. Ultimately though, I really doubt that eye tracking will develop before other optimizations, technologies, and interfaces at the current rate. Who knows, we might even get a BCI before eye tracking is low-latency enough. According to the data I've seen a maximum error of 16.67 ms at 60 Hz or 8.33 ms at 120 Hz has been recorded after adjusting for some error (apparently about +500 ms before that) so I'm not sure which numbers are more accurate there. And that appears to be with a error of around 1.5 degrees of inaccuracy in the estimated rotation of the eye? The articles on tracking accuracy are even more confusing than the latency papers. Anyway, when a single frame is 0.011 secs(11 ms) @90 fps, that kind of latency and accuracy is still dubious at best in terms of usability imo. Still, if other pursuits take to long to start paying off, this might be an optimization to consider. I still think parallelization is the answer in the short term, and Ray tracing is a good step in the right direction for that, but we also need more games programmed with parallelism in mind for things that the engine can't handle as automatically as textures. Things like inventory systems and AI agents need to be built with this stuff in mind. Caching also seems to be underutilized often, and I think that optimizing fundamentally sequential code to utilize the cache better could lead to better performance as well. Of course, it depends on the problem yet too though. Sometimes the best solution really is a hash table with constant time lookups, but that means random memory targets, which hurts the lookup time of certain collections of data, unless a smart referencing/indexing scheme is used, but that adds a lot of overhead and is basically a database at that point, and still can't super aggressively optimize cache. More code that operates in loops to do simple operations with dynamic data against constants can also be optimized by taking advantage of registers, but often times code isn't necessarily written to support this optimization easily. Sometimes you will see programmers try to lead the compiler to make the optimization though by creating a local variable just before the loop and hoisting it to try to get the compiler to catch the optimization. Unity recently got support for making that exact optimization with their new DOTS architecture.