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swim08 t1_j3ep0m4 wrote

Can't wait for this to actually be a thing in our gaming dens !!!!!!

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c-student t1_j3eqaw5 wrote

Waiting for the game simulates being fondled and stroked.

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y2kizzle t1_j3ey4cx wrote

Looks like there was one piece of screen they didn't fill with advertising

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I_lost_the_science t1_j3f1t2j wrote

Here is the link to the pre-order website: https://owogame.com/pre-order/ for ~$400 and has an 8 hour battery life.

It can simulate:

  • gun shots + exit wounds
  • insect bites
  • abdominal stabbing
  • getting pricked by a dart
  • getting punched
  • bugs crawling on your skin
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I_lost_the_science t1_j3f2hm8 wrote

Replying to I_lost_the_science (#1,306,266)

It works with:

  • fortnight
  • league of legends
  • valorant
  • rocket league
  • csgo
  • pubg
  • splitgate arena warfare
  • World of Tanks
  • World of warships
  • arizona sunshine
  • pistol whip
  • drone war
  • System of souls
  • Crisis Brigade 2
  • Kronno Zomber
  • Song beater
  • The forest
  • beat saber
  • Until you fall
  • Bonelab
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Volomon t1_j3f41sy wrote

Do game just naturally adapt to this kind of stuff? Like if I get shot in the back does the suit know?

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FatedMoody t1_j3f8txk wrote

Not exactly for first two sensations I would want to try out…

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XonikzD t1_j3feqf2 wrote

I don't know about everyone else, but this doesn't sound like a thing any competitive game winner will use unless it's required by the tournament.

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Jewronski t1_j3fkkmp wrote

Replying to Volomon (#1,306,351)

Developers have to implement the feature. I would imagine a lazy developer would just randomize the location of a specific sensation, but the suit has the capability to interact with specific muscles.

Products such as these all come down to how easy they are to implement (if it's worth the time it will take).

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WashiBurr t1_j3fnc3b wrote

I've always wanted to be fucking shot and stabbed!

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sleetrumpet t1_j3fudd0 wrote

Rocket League would be so much more toxic if you felt the bumping and demos

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bakedtran t1_j3fvd5q wrote

Great for long distance BDSM relationships.

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TundieRice t1_j3g0am0 wrote

Are these comments satire? Because I’m getting major Poe’s Law from this thread.

Are people really invested in VR realism enough to want to feel what it’s like getting stabbed and shot?! If so, damn y’all are more hardcore than me.

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Stiggalicious t1_j3g1ohg wrote

Replying to TundieRice (#1,307,597)

I’m more curious than anything, but this is absolutely a whole new layer of immersion that makes VR an even better experience. I’d absolutely try this out, not just for the gunshot/stabbing feedback but other sensory inputs like wind, chills, intense heartbeats, etc.

Imagine what SOMA in VR would be like with this. (Please make a VR port of SOMA!)

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Akakumo t1_j3gb8mo wrote

Playing an MMO in VR and feeling wind would be amazing.

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SquirrelIll4366 t1_j3gea7m wrote

Why? Is there a market for wanting to be shot or stabbed

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scots t1_j3gfeyz wrote

East Cleveland is free, the resolution is higher and the frames per second is incredible.

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Rombledore t1_j3girqx wrote

or just become an elementary school teacher in the U.S. and you can experience being shot too.

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thecaptcaveman t1_j3gsjkh wrote

Visit a police department and ask them to shoot you with rubber bullets. Guaranteed you will never ask for VR simulations of getting shot.

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XonikzD t1_j3gx7tq wrote

Replying to hoadlck (#1,308,604)

One of the spatial orientation things that often gets overlooked or discarded in games is activity reflections. Irl if an activity is taking place behind you, the reflection of that activity is present on every surface around you, not just mirrors. This general surface reflectivity function is lost when the camera view is the only thing being rendered.

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frontbuttt t1_j3hgzaz wrote

No masks, packed convention, hundreds of people trying on the same borrowed skin suits… COVID IS OVER BABY!!!

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ThroTC t1_j3i1xtm wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#1,308,809)

How do you think it works? It’s a muscle stimulant with electrodes. It’s like the massage pads with various intensities. It was intense at high levels, but there are “better” ways to torture someone if that’s your intent.

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LigerXT5 t1_j3i2071 wrote

Replying to hellopomelo (#1,307,767)

Basically has, though not fully VR.

Before VRChat's recent anti cheat event last Aug, modders we're able to link toys and devices, such as lovense, for other people to control. Within certain limits and permissions based on the wearer. Now that's ChilloutVR and maybe Neos.

Simply put, the mod brought up a menu of a lot of controls and customizations. You can control intensity, pulses, etc.

Bonus points if into bondage, there's leashes, avatar altering controls (depends on the avatar itself), and well punishment uses too.

Even though you can't touch someone's "area" to result in a sensation, yet, it's getting there.

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Pakmanjosh t1_j3i4lsw wrote

Heck yeah I can't wait to use haptic feedbacks to simulate realism in action games and nothing else....definitely nothing else.

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supervillainsforever t1_j3i7l80 wrote

It’s basically a TENS device embedded into a shirt, so it’s using low current to contract your muscles to simulate feeling.

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skinem1 t1_j3ig7cc wrote

If it's anything like the real thing, I don't recommend wearing that suit.

At all.

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NWCJ t1_j3jdmi4 wrote

Replying to BillyLee (#1,308,773)

Teabag? The suit punch you in the testicles.

Team kill? The suit stabs or shoots you in the throat, while not activating the killed teammates suit.

Stop moving and go afk, the suit starts shocking your legs until you get a charliehorse and start moving.

Yes yes.. I could get behind this tech.

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