Virtual Reality

**Virtual Reality (VR)** sometimes appears in the series.

# In My Vampire System

In My Vampire System, all the VR environments were created by the Green family. Some of them existed for their private use, like the environment where Logan Green was told his family's secret history.

VR was however mostly used trough capsules for games created by Logan Green for Earth's military. The first game recreated the players' real body capabilities and Abilities to allow them to train without injuries. The second was an augmented reality game used to test mechas without destroying any matériel.

# In Virtual Sword God!

In Virtual Sword God!, Virtual Reality progressed so much that only the mind was needed to control a character. The VR headset would dissociate the player's movement in the game from his real ones. It attained the peak of its popularity with the game Virtual Sword Warrior developed by Goldware Corp, and Esports around that game became so commonplace it officially obtained its own Olympic Games.

Two inputs methods were used to play VR games. Both inputs had fingerprints scanners in order to link the accounts used by players to their own fingerprints, hindering account boosting in the process. The faces of the players were also scanned.

Households mostly played the game with VR headsets. They could completely transfer the body's motor functions to the avatar, but they could not reproduce tactiles feelings, including pain. The player usually wore the headset while lying down on a bed. It was also possible to play while sitten on a chair, but if the chair did not have a good quality, one would be sore after the game session. The headsets were sold in various colors. Contrary to the VR capsules, the sense of hearing was not completely transferred and the player could hear what was happening in the room where his real body was. The headset was powered by electricity and needed to be plugged in an electric socket.

Instead of the regular headsets used at home, tournaments and cafés used VR capsules. Contrary to the VR headsets, the capsules allowed one to have tactile sensory inputs, although the pain was dulled down to feel only like a pinch. The capsules transferred hearing to the location of the hologram in tournaments, meaning the players could hear what happened in the venue. The capsules would even transmit the fatigue of the avatar. Although the characters had their own stamina, it was beneficial for the player to increase his real stamina. The capsules also reproduced the smells. Unlike headsets, capsules had no latency between the brain's command to perform a move and its actual realization in the virtual environment.

The top of the line capsules made by Goldware Corp for the top pros were white in color with a golden trim outline, and insulated with the softest material known on Earth. They were equipped with an hologram projector to project the ongoing game outside the capsule.

# References

1. ↑ Virtual Sword God!, ch. 50, 135
2. ↑ Virtual Sword God!, ch. 18
3. ↑ Virtual Sword God!, ch. 157
4. ↑ Virtual Sword God!, ch. 3
5. ↑ Virtual Sword God!, ch. 17
6. ↑ Virtual Sword God!, ch. 18
7. ↑ Virtual Sword God!, ch. 13
8. ↑ Virtual Sword God!, ch. 16
9. ↑ Virtual Sword God!, ch. 21
10. ↑ Virtual Sword God!, ch. 35
11. ↑ Virtual Sword God!, ch. 68
12. ↑ Virtual Sword God!, ch. 29