| WC4Life said: Another example of VR to be exactly what I have pictured. I have personally never tried VR but reading some expressions and live reactions of those who have used one, I am deeply worried how people constantly hype this new tech. How come there is no talk about possible negative effects of VR experience? Seriously... Do people really think that there is no risk when using VR? "Living" all this horror experience could cause severe trauma to many and all I see is hype. When the immersion is at the level where your brain can't separate it from reality, it means you are basically defenseless against programmers. Has there been any medical research of long time VR experience? Please post a link if anyone knows. I am terrified when VR are pushed to mass market we start to hear about bad experiences. Some which I believe will lead to permanent trauma. |
A normal game wont be so bad, and you can always choose to stop it or take it off.
Unless your talking about forms of torture.... yeah I can see the military useing VR as such... strap you down in a chair, and put on various forms of liveing hell for you, until you break. I wouldnt be surprised if someone somewhere is already developeing such for that purpose.







