/v/ - Video Games

>wanting to be in any modern-made game

Its like you want to commit suicide

>>15566682

>12 year olds can't drink whisky.

>>15566682

>Retard doesn't understand her name is Hibiki

>>15566824

He also misspelled "whiskey"

>>15567042

To be fair, that's how it's spelled on the bottles.

I hate kids.

Kill yourself.

>>15567051

Fucking japs

>>15566663

I was hoping to see better physics and AIs by now, I don't see VR let alone brain-link shit getting good maybe not even in my lifetime. I feel like older ideas could be tuned up so much better now we just need some one to get another technology race happening for devs to experiment again

>>15566682

>blatant misunderstanding of OP image

>uwaahhh everything sucks why be excited

>using "mental illness" as a buzzword

guess you're right though, why be excited about anything, you should off yourself too

>>15566663

>Relying on technology to fix your disassociation from a society found distasteful because of changes brought about by technology.

The Ouroboros of modernity.

Bio-metrics like pulse readers and skin conductivity so a horror game could tell how scared or stressed you were.

>>15567093

shut the hell up

Fucking R.I.P. OP's thread.

>>15566663

>advanced ai dungeon master working with videogame assets and crafting narratives in real time similarly to how a dungeon master in a table top rpg would use rulebooks and a beastiary

>brain machine interfaces for full dive virtual reality

is this a secret kawaharaverse thread?

>>15566663

i dont really see decent ai making its way into video games for a while. its not quite as marketable. vr will go places first, and eventually from there they may expand upon ai to have more convincing characters. this is all if 5g doesnt kill us.

>>15568327

so rimworld then? :^)

>>15568327

https://youtu.be/LY7x2Ihqjmc

and for op's actual topic

since DMing a game quest could be compared to writing screenplays this is where we are currently at

>>15568230

>How could I be wrong

>>15566695

>>15566702

>>15566824

>>15567042

>>15567063

>>15567068

Just report him

All "new technology" that they would add in vidya would be used to spy on you even more than you are right now. Especially shit like >>15568225. You also can't have good AI when the ones coding it are functional retards.

>>15567063

>I don't see VR let alone brain-link shit getting good maybe not even in my lifetime.

Brain-link shit will never happen. The brain is simply too important and too fragile an organ to put a man-made I/O port into and not expect it to have some kind of major infectious routes or complications that will scare insurance companies into never ever covering it as an elective procedure. You'd have to pay out of pocket 100% for it, and basically every other medical procedure you'll ever need from there on out - because you'll be untouchable from a coverage standpoint. At best, it'll remain a medical novelty reserved for terminal patients and those under the constant care of a staff of a medical university. And even then, only after signing a stack of papers taller than you are which release the hospital staff of any and all legal and financial responsibility for what happens.

Unless I'm wrong, in which case it's possible that we're already in a computer simulation wired directly into our brains - because humans are simply too violent and reckless to be trusted with advanced technology. We'll never make that leap from a Type 0 to a Type 1 civilization without obliterating ourselves. Not when the force amplifiers available to us allow practically anybody to kill virtually everybody. Maybe we already have obliterated everything, and the few pockets of humanity surviving after the end put themselves in a virtual sandbox where user experiences can be recycled and replayed over and over again - and each time we fuck up and end it all, the simulation just resets. Kind of like the Matrix, but we're not imprisoned by the machines. We're imprisoned by our own human nature, and the machines act as a firewall against our total annihilation.

>>15570056

>all this stupid bullshit

People like you have been proven wrong over and over in history.

>"Personal computers will never be a thing, they're just too big!"

>minimalization happens rendering the whole problem obsolete

>"Oh noes people have nukes, we will all die in nuclear fires!"

>MAD is a thing and nuclear war never occurs

direct brain-computer interaction is a matter of the next 100 years at most and current energy production and resources are already fully sufficient to sustain human civilization for millennia ("muh oil will run out!" has been a thing ever since oil was discovered; it's not going to run out within our lifetimes, and even if it magically did, there's still ridiculous assloads of coal, not to mention nuclear power), rendering the matter of being or not being a Type 1 civilization pointless, as there is no need to be one. The idea of being stuck in a virtual reality is amusing, but nonsensical. Were our reality to actually be a virtual one, I can assure you we'd be the NPCs generated by the program, not actual people wired to it.