She built equipment worth hundreds of thousands to feel pain while playing

Virtual reality is here with them, even if it mediates a lot, it can still go a long way to those completely immersive experiences, as we know from sci-fi films (see Ready Player One, for example).

For now, only sight and hearing are stimulated, the rest of your senses remain unused. Of course, there are attempts in this area (see, for example, the GameScent device releasing various smells into the room), but these are prototypes that still have a long way to go before they can be used commercially.

The streamer, appearing on social networks under the nickname Gingas, was not deterred by this and created a lineup that maximizes his gaming experience in VR. It was not a cheap affair, in total the dog spent fifteen thousand dollars (approx. 350 thousand crowns) for her end. Gingas m toti like the game Skyrim or Fallout. which although both officially support virtual reality, but as is the sad habit of Bethesda, it is necessary to rely on additional modifications created by fans for ideal enjoyment.

For example, thanks to Immersive Winds, it is possible to connect the game with windsurfing that simulates wind, the support of haptic vests, in turn, can mediate bodily sensations such as pressure or temperature. Even that wasn’t enough for her, so she put on a T-shirt from the company Oxo under her vest. With the help of built-in electrodes, I can cause pain and pain in the area of ​​impact of the virtual avatar.

You can see how it looks in practice on the saw video. If we suspect that the girl is always a bit too nice to impress the Internet audience, then the fear of pain must be a rather interesting motivating factor.

No, it is not an isolated original idea, in the past we have written about a group of people who experimented in a similar way with electric collars for dogs (see next link) or let fake blood drip on themselves (see next link). There was no way to connect with virtual reality. As a means of pain, electrostimulation in the right places could be useful in eh mumbling titles (see n link).