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I don't think VR needs to replicate reality perfectly. 80% of reality will be way more than sufficient when you consider the fact that you can do impossible th
by sixQuarks 12y ago
I don't think VR needs to replicate reality perfectly. 80% of reality will be way more than sufficient when you consider the fact that you can do impossible things in VR (like flying, travelling instantly anywhere, etc).
When you say "at the end of the day you've still gotta log off and enjoy the real world" - why? When VR is replicating the real world, why must you log off to "enjoy" it? You could essentially do anything in VR that you can do in "reality", with way more magical powers. Who would want to go back to "boring reality" anymore?
- Oletros 12y ago> You could essentially do anything in VR that you can do in "reality", No, you're not doing anything in "reality"