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This backpack would be a helper for virtual reality game sets in
games
like Skyrim. In the game it's possible to pick up and drop things,
but
the virtual reality environment can't simulate the weight
difference.
If
my character is carrying 250 pounds of cheese wheels I probably
don't
want a 250 pound backpack to haul around the virtual world but an
extra 10 pounds would make things much more immersive.
This backpack would hold water. It would have a feed/suction
tube. A very simple, robust design. A pump would add or remove
water
based on input from the game controller.
Skyrim VR
https://www.youtube...watch?v=k7n5kRRHDpw
[Voice, Dec 31 2014]
Rotating pipe fittings
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[Voice, Dec 31 2014]
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Wouldn't any.tube based system limit 360 mobility? |
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A bladder and a compressor made of Maxwell demons might work. |
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The game should just give instruction then pause while the motivated gamer strapped on the actual appropriate weights. Personally I think 10 lbs is just as big a wussout as nothing. It should be the full 250 lbs or just get on with your skyrimming on the beanbag in your camo bikini brief pipe fittings. |
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I could understand not using actual cheese wheels, in some circumstances. |
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//one of those games where you get strapped into a
baby walker// I don't want to know. |
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