I am sad his talent is for the betterment of Facebook.

He'd do much better work elsewhere.

It’s going to VR tho

So it isn’t that bad

Not the right kind of VR.

Overwatch does not really appeal, it just has heroes that will do things for you even if you scuk

Facebook's idea of VR is to eventually virtualize everything including your home, box you up in a 6ft square apartment and have your entire life, including your brainwaves, go directly to Facebook to store.

@Uksio a lot of heroes play on auto pilot

We don't need VR

Do NOT use Facebook-based brain-computer interfaces.

We need AR

VR is good tho

Torbjorn is still popular

Fortunately, AR and VR seem to be merging as of late.

Augmented Reality with overlay

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Reality < virtual world

The real world sucks

Makes it easier to spot targets that survived

The Valve Index has two 1080p passthrough cameras, and full AR potential given the frunk compartment.

AR helmets exist

Why separate the function of AR and VR?

Microsoft and Boeing helmets are the best RN

Boeing will pull info in front of you when you look at the thing

https://youtu.be/pbcq67tBjrc

This was the overwatch clip

Carmack is a robot btw.

The man is very eloquent

Boeing helmet tracks user's eyes and you can use your gaze as a mouse pointer

So does VR.

I don't see much use in full VR other than games

I am not too interested in games

Modern HMDs use eye-tracking to seamlessly down and upscale rendering resolution. Effectively, way more efficient with no quality loss.

The only thing thats changed is that your peripheral, is low resolution. Something that you can't notice.

I want to see magnetic fields, thremal vision, part names, instant dimension readouts with an AR helmet

Get nods.

Enhanced human vision

Literally nods.

@Kinky Kitsune (Coomer) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qtENTv5MK4