This is likely to happen in the next 40 years.
ITT: What anime are you going to live in
> kiss x siss
After careful consideration, I have chosen Strike Witches
Non Non Biyori
>>135323337
>40 years
More like 10.
>>135323436
this
Strike Witches fulfils all my fetishes.
evangelion
endless suffering
Mushishi. Shit's gonna get crazy.
Hidamari
>>135324127
There's some technology that is sorta out of the realm of possibility with today's technology.
And I'm not talking just consumer tech, I'm talking about the stuff they're playing with inside of universities like MIT and groups like DARPA.
TLR
>>135324330
The issue with adapting it to anime is that there are no voice generator programs that sound very realistic and hence can converse with you. So basically the worlds would be populated by mute chars talking through text, or shitty-sounding robots.
Dog Days.
>>135324127
yea its probably sooner, but 40 years seemed like a good estimate to account for most delays
the point was its in our lifetime.
Tokyo Ghoul or No Game No Life :3
Polar Bear Cafe
>>135323337
Well, this is what the AIs from The Matrix should have done, personalized paradises.
>>135324468
Real talk tho I bet living in a world with Ghouls and the CCG would be pretty badass.
>>135324458
>implying any of us will be alive in 40 years
You're quite optimistic aren't you anon?
>>135324546
It did that in first version. Failed hard.
>>135324423
This.
senran kagura so ill be surrounded by titty ninjas
>>135324633
Ahw fuck, I'd be content with a personalized paradise.
>>135324633
>It did that in first version. Failed hard.
Well, it would have been a boring movie otherwise. But it's still completely wrong, people already get addicted to things like WoW and it's not even VR.
Jk To Orc Heidan
>>135325154
My nigga
>>135323337
None.
I've been waiting for VR my whole life. I seek the ultimate escapism. I do not intend to live in any one anime - rather, I will journey across the metaverse, seeing and experiencing all of these worlds, endlessly, as long as possible.
In fact, I have already started. It is only a matter of time until things become more and more advanced.
>>135324966
Nah, escaping from reality into perfect for a moment knowing that it isn't real, and living in a perfect world, is a two different things. Eventually large percent of people notice that it isn't real, and hell broke loose.
>>135323337
Now I can finally makefriendswith my favorite pokemon.
>>135323337
Horizon primarily, but BCI at that level isn't going to happen anywhere near within our lifetimes, all we're going to get is VR and AR tech that's fucking amazing at simulating sight and sound, which is more than enough to provide immersion.
>>135323337
So I can get drunk with her
>>135323337
Can I live in the anime that's about living in a video game? BEST OF BOTH WORLDS.
>>135325345
It might happen sooner than you think (though depending how old are you). We already having "toys" were you move things with thoughts. Eventually such headsets with two way feedback could be made. Even faster if big companies begin serious researches in this field with this goal.
Naruto
>>135325577
You're talking about EEGs. They are shit and have hard limitations. Invasive procedures will almost certainly never be normal for consumer facing products and services in our lifetime.
>>135325577
The ethics involved in the experimentation and testing of a product like the Nervgear alone would prevent it from ever getting made, let alone the mountain of unethical and lenghty R&D that would be required before even proposing such a product to anyone capable of manufacturing it.
One Piece, Ghost in the Shell, or Cowboy Bebop.
>>135323337
Honestly, Evangelion.
>>135324546
>>135324633
>>135324917
>>135324966
>>135325302
The difference between being in the Matrix and being self-absorbed in a MMORPG is choice and knowledge. The people in the Matrix, despite being given a paradise, did not have a choice nor the knowledge to chose.
Ideally, the machines should have let everyone know they were in a computer simulation, let them know they were using them as an energy source, and let the ones who wanted to leave out. And then they kill those ones. Then everyone else enjoys their nonstop days of fucking anyone they want with no STDs, eating all the food they want without getting fat, and/or just plain doing whatever they want all day every day with no consequences or responsibilities.
Incidentally, I'll be going to the GuP anime to have fun fighting in tank matches.
Code Geass
so i can live with mai waifu
She's going to be my waitress, and I'm going to slap that butt.
>>135323337
Dog Days, easily. I wanna shoot energy beams and strip cuties of their clothing in a comedic yet somewhat lewd way.I'm actually more interested in VR's possible practical uses like job training and whatnot
>>135325897
By the time VR gets to that level, most jobs will have been replaced by AI and robots. Expect VR Job Simulators to become something you do for fun. Not even Job Simulator kind of fun.
>>135325345
Agreed pretty much. We're nowhere near being able to facitlitate the input & output of complex sensations like fully-realized sight & sound. Call me when we have blind people walking around with artificial eyes. And then call me later when we have effective mind readers.
>>135325897
VR/AR is currently being explored as a concept in the medical field, but I'm sure other companies who do hands on work plan on using it for training too.
>>135325978
Euro Truck Simulator is only the beginning
>>135326008
Neat. I'm glad they're on top of that.
>This is likely to happen in the next 40 years.
It seriously isn't. It's this generation's flying car.
>>135323337
>Day 1 everyone plugs in
>They are now stuck in anime
>Oh i'll just fuck my cute waifu over and over
>Forget that they are stuck to the rules of the current anime they are in
>Try to rape waifu
>She beats your ass and calls the cops
>You go to anime jail
>Anal rape
>You're in a never ending coma where you are raped over and over again by big jap cocks.
gghf
>>135323337
Ghost in the Shell or Desert Punk. I love FPS.
>>135324633
I bet the paradise they tried to create was like the common conception of Christian Heaven: North Korea with harps.
I'd be more than content if they just gave me the devkit so I could make whatever I want, and maybe invite some other dreaming batteries to take a tour.
>>135326085
>big jap cocks
Immersion broken. Hardwired to wake up.
>>135323337
Don't think I would do it, I would know it is fake.I would probably play something .hack like though.
>>135326008
>>135326064
A process already exists where you can inject stuff into your eyes, put on a pair of glasses, and get artificial visuals piped to your brain. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aa2JfigaNcs.
Just needs to get more clarity and have the process become something people will want to do.
At least it solves blindness nicely.
UC Gundam. And only if the real life would be failure.
>>135324330
I've done some casual investigation into stuff like this, and the main problem is interfacing with the brain.
With a wet connection, meaning a direct connection, PHYSICALLY, to the brain, we could achieve higher synchronization with the brain, able to create sensory data, deliver it to your brain, and receive data from the brain to be input for the apparatus your brain is attached to.
The problem with that is that we don't have the understanding of the brain to even begin wiring a wet port, and even if we did that shit would be dangerous. Getting that down to a basic consumer level would be more than just tech, it would be a feat of medical knowledge.
Without a wet connection, you'd be looking at something similar to a cat scan. The problem with that, is that cat scans, our current method of scanning the brain, is roughly half as fast as your brain.
Imagine if the entire world were running at half speed. It would be incredibly jarring and likely nauseating.
tl;dr, this shit's definitely possible, but I think 40 years isn't a bad estimation. 10 seems way too fast given what we'd need to do, what we'd need to test. 25 years is my guess. Then we can live with our waifus in legitimate virtual reality.
>>135324127
>direct neural interface
>10 years away
Even 40 years seems overly optimistic.
>>135325672
I think you are being a bit to short sighted. sure if it was suddenly a thing someone in a shed developed with cables into your brain that shit would be buried, but after years of people getting used to more invasive technologies, such as smartphones, glasses, contact lenses?, oculus which connect people to the internet and a gradual process in medicine from human scale surgeries to virus programming for healing powers and genetic modification of children to enhance intelligence whatever through dna modification, would warm people to having cell like electrodes which a artificially grown around sensory input nerves in order to allow for augmented and virtual reality.
first it will be "used to train soldiers in the army" then we can bring up the new world government's google server to find out how we should be living our life today on a mini screen in our minds.
>>135326423
That sounds a lot like what happened in E.Y.E
Assuming you trust the player character's perception enough to decide what might have happened.
>>135324546
for a personalized paradise u need fucking input..ae life experiance.
those test tube babys are blank slates, how can they have any form of fantasy?
>>135326070
i could be pedantic and remind you that anything in this universe has a LIKELYHOOD of happening....
>>135326512
Except us ever fighting out FTL travel.
There is no God, but there is definitely a force in the universe that oppresses us and tells us how we should live our lives, and its name is fucking physics.
What about dream-based VR? Is that even possible? What about VR based on seeing someone else's dream like in Euphoria?
>>135326374
We've actually had them since the late 90's, they just kinda suck. Turns out the brain isn't good at articulating a random and arbitrary set of foreign commands that translate into whatever input the device accepts.
>>135326554
not sure what you mean, FTL is possible through higher dimensions. Not even a requirement for us to enter those higher dimensions as long as we control the sub atomic particles that pop in and out of those realms...
>>135326574
There's lucid dreaming. It's just not possible to connect with someone else with it.
>>135326840
Do we have proof that those higher dimensions exist and can be interacted with in any way?
I just want to live in the Zone
>>135324412
>The issue with adapting it to anime is that there are no voice generator programs that sound very realistic and hence can converse with you.
Voiceroids are good enough. Add them to 3D sound and you are set.
>>135325672
>The ethics involved in the experimentation and testing of a product like the Nervgear alone would prevent it from ever getting made,
Current reserach into the bionic eye is basically leading to the NervGear. This is the ongoing research that is approved and happening. And once people can see through eye implants, the connection can be improved for other tasks.
>>135323337
>What anime are you going to live inSAO
I want to live above many worlds, playing different games in them with AI witches.
I won't live in any anime. I will stay outside and use my spic skills to loot the house of everyone who has went into animu then I will use my money to fund Spice and Wold S3 and a mahou shoujo crossover
>>135331386
How can you fund Spice and Wolf S3 if all the producers are living in anime?
>>135331129
lol yeah, once this stuff actually gets made and everyone jacks in for the first time, it will be revealed that mod is a faggot and has trapped everyone in the matrix to die while he watches and faps.
>>135331537
Shit
>>135326374
it's always overly optimistic.
back in the 1950s people thought we would be having flying cars by now.
K-on, first 5 episodes though, no Azusa.
>>135331564
>didnt get the joke
>>135331661
that's was a thing even in the 80s
>>135326070
>>135331661
We do have flying cars. They're fucking everywhere and really loud. People are just butthurt they have wings instead of something cooler looking.
>>135331910
>We do have flying cars. They're fucking everywhere and really loud. People are just butthurt they have wings instead of something cooler looking.
What stops flying cars is we can't train teenagers to fly them. I say once we got self driving cars being commonplace, we can start to allow flying versions.
>>135324028
seconding this
>>135325978
>AI and robots
so never.
AND WHY THE FUCK ARE YOU ALL SAYING AUGMENTED REALITY IS THE SAME AS VIRTUAL REALITY?
>>135331589
I'd live in a world where I get to endlessly bully crippled girls.
>>135331989
Flying anything continually makes no sense. A highspeed rail system contained in a vacuum would travel significantly faster than aeroplanes.
>>135332060
but where's the freedom of movement
>>135326242
Top Kek
>>135332029
Nobody's saying AR is the same as VR, both technologies can be used for jobs and job training.
>>135323337
Could something like this ever even be realistically possible? I just don't see how the hell we could make technology to let us actually walk around a virtual world.
>>135332136
this shit isn't going to happen until we can first figure out how the brain works.
so give it another 1000 years, same thing with artificial sentience.
>>135323337
Aria
>>135332393
My nigger. But I feel that somehow goes against what Aria stands for. Rather than live there, I'd visit it more temporarily.
>>135325737
This guy gets it. I'd swap vehicles and positions all the time though, just for the full amount of fun (and maybe spend some quality time with the losing girls after we roll them in the field)
>>135325737
Actually, that's what Zion was in the film. A server for humans who can't tolerate the fake '90s.
I will fulfill my destiny and become a keion
Even if VR technology actually happens by then there's no way there'd be in depth, intricately crafted worlds with voices and animations for every character, especially considering those shows will be 40-60 years old by then
>>135331989
They can, and do train teenagers to drive flying cars. It's just rarer now because of increased insurance costs. Then you have the army training 22 year olds to drive their flying minivans to take other soldiers to soccer practice/mogadishu.
The problem with our current flying cars is the same as any flying cars, they're very expensive, and when they stop working, instead of puttering out on the shoulder, they fall out of the sky.
>>135323337
>I will be 68
Why should I care?
I'll be lucky if my dick even still works at that point.
Texhonolyze. I don't think I deserve to be too happy.
If you die in the VR do you die IRL?
>>135334113
>Even if VR technology actually happens by then there's no way there'd be in depth, intricately crafted worlds with voices and animations for every character, especially considering those shows will be 40-60 years old by then
VR movies will probably be the next step
For the most part, they will just be environment replicating suits with VR gear attached
Actors will wear motion capture gear and go do things and then later people will strap on suits to pretend to go do those things
Eventually, there will be VR dating and people will vote for idols like in Japan
Imouto Paradise.
>>135334549
If you're in VR you're already dead IRL.
>>135331989
If autopilot were the only thing you needed for flying cars we'd have them already. Autopilot for street cars is a MUCH more difficult problem than for flying vehicles.
I've seen enough anime to know this is a bad idea.
Something always goes wrong and you end up stuck in the virtual world. Until you and a group of friends defeat some villain.
>>135334864
So just don't be the early adapters; wait till v2.0 comes out and the evil villain plot has been hotfixed out.
>>135323337
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
>>135334864
>hey, you're stuck in a world with perma death and there is a villain wanting to fuck everyone
Just like real life then.
SAO.
Because admit it. Even if you knew beforehand that you would be trapped in a death game you'd put the goddamn helmet on anyway.
>>135335084
Who's the villain in real life?
>>135334463
That Will be perfect though. You will hit retirement age in most countries and have enough time, money and health to go pretend fuck middle schoolers
>>135335258
It's the whole society.
In a way, a world where all the evil is concentrated in only one person might be better.
>>135323337
I want to database in the database!
>>135335304
But good can't exist without something to contrast it with. If you kill that person, what's left?
>>135334864
But I want to be stuck in the virtual world. I would try not to fight the villain and maintain the status quo as long as possible.
>>135335440
The hero that kills the villain will replace him in order to maintain balance. He will do what must be done until the next hero takes his place.
>>135335707
Would you kill other players to maintain the status quo, or would you only use peaceful negotiations and money to achieve your goals?
>>135335844
Since the average human being is a cretin bereft of a moral compass, you are practically forced to choose the former option.
>>135335844
I'm probably not edgy enough to do the former. Probably.
>>135335840
I'm pretty sure there's been an anime with that premise before, can't remember the name though.
>>135336287
Magic Knight Rayearth?
>>135324412
If it's directly altering your consciousness I'm sure they could find a way to have your brain somehow make the voices seem normal to you.
Of course way in the future.
>>135336287
Literally every single story about killing Hitler?
