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Morfane The IMorral MAjority Privateer Alliance	Posted - 2007.03.18 00:10:00 - [1] I am wondering if this would be any good for EVE? You would still need to use the mouse to point at stuff, but you wouldnt have to click or use the keyboard anymore. Just think "fire" and your guns go off. It might take some getting used to, but I think mind/mouse would be superior to keyboard/mouse. Thoughts?
ArtemisEntreri	Posted - 2007.03.18 00:20:00 - [2] The human mind is too flaky for this to work really imo, but it would be really really really cool
Krxon Blade Caldari Apogee Group	Posted - 2007.03.18 00:27:00 - [3] I should not think about targeting this empire gate... <gate locked> Darn, I really really should not think about F keys... <PEW> Darn... --
Qolde Minmatar Rising Knights SMASH Alliance	Posted - 2007.03.18 00:34:00 - [4] "This FC really is an asswipe" <beep beep beep> "Oh ****."
Marquis Dean The Last Thing You'll Ever See	Posted - 2007.03.18 00:52:00 - [5] You'd really allow such a fundamental and perverse invasion of your privacy to control a game better? /me shivers. --- Originally by: Foopadoo Hell hath no fury like an internet nerd scorned.
Kazuma Saruwatari	Posted - 2007.03.18 00:53:00 - [6] Originally by: Marquis Dean You'd really allow such a fundamental and perverse invasion of your privacy to control a game better? /me shivers. /seconded, sadly enough *
Crumplecorn Gallente Eve Cluster Explorations	Posted - 2007.03.18 01:48:00 - [7] TBH, I also don't like the game knowing when I'm thinking about going left. Incidentally, I have great trouble with games with left turns. - If you go into your options menu, there's a difficulty slider. Put that all the way over to the easiest setting and you'll be fine.
Xelios Minmatar Rampage Eternal Ka-Tet	Posted - 2007.03.18 02:07:00 - [8] EVE is way too complex for this thing. Maybe in 10 years. Also I don't see why it's an invasion of privacy. The thing doesn't read your thoughts, you have to train it beforehand to pick up certain commands, then when it detects the same electrical patterns on your skin it executes the command. If you don't program the pattern into it it has no idea what you're thinking.
Kaladis Fartoon	Posted - 2007.03.18 02:08:00 - [9] I see this little technology as not much different from the stuff in some of the books I own (cyberpunk ftw). so incidently I have been waiting for stuff like this for in real life ot apear.
Niccolado Starwalker Shadow Templars	Posted - 2007.03.18 02:30:00 - [10] Originally by: ArtemisEntreri The human mind is too flaky for this to work really imo, but it would be really really really cool QFE. My mind is wandering to much to create a strong enough consentration on doing something. Heck, most likely when trying to target a roid with my mining lasers I would get the error message: no girls observed in this area to target Originally by: Eldo Davip PORTRAITS OMFG WOOT. WE R GONIG FOR MROE BREEE!!!!11
Jex Jast Go for the booty	Posted - 2007.03.18 02:35:00 - [11] Originally by: Kaladis Fartoon I see this little technology as not much different from the stuff in some of the books I own (cyberpunk ftw). so incidently I have been waiting for stuff like this for in real life ot apear. Oh yeah...that'd be sweet. In a few years when they've got this nailed down a little tighter, I'd love to fly around and think "Target that ship, and that ship. Okay now fire these on that ship and those on that one, and set orbit at this speed around this one." Complex? Absolutely. Probably too many problems. But it'd be quite close to what our characters supposedly do. ----- Don't add a pool to sell a house. Fix the windows. Fixed it. Happy? Quite . -HornFrog
Crumplecorn Gallente Eve Cluster Explorations	Posted - 2007.03.18 02:40:00 - [12] Originally by: Niccolado Starwalker Originally by: ArtemisEntreri The human mind is too flaky for this to work really imo, but it would be really really really cool QFE. My mind is wandering to much to create a strong enough consentration on doing something. Heck, most likely when trying to target a roid with my mining lasers I would get the error message: no girls observed in this area to target How reliably can you move your arms and legs? It's probably more like that than like having a very specific frame of mind. - If you go into your options menu, there's a difficulty slider. Put that all the way over to the easiest setting and you'll be fine.
Marquis Dean The Last Thing You'll Ever See	Posted - 2007.03.18 03:03:00 - [13] Originally by: Xelios Also I don't see why it's an invasion of privacy. The thing doesn't read your thoughts, you have to train it beforehand to pick up certain commands, then when it detects the same electrical patterns on your skin it executes the command. If you don't program the pattern into it it has no idea what you're thinking. Yes, but how do you know? It's like Vista feeding masses of information about your computer and internet habits back to Microsoft (apparently). There's nothing on the box that tells you Vista is going to use 9/10 of your bandwidth spying on you, and likewise for the average person that doesn't know how mind/machine interfaces work, they'll just have to take some company's word for it. And that where it all begins. I think i'm straying off topic... --- Originally by: Foopadoo Hell hath no fury like an internet nerd scorned.
Crumplecorn Gallente Eve Cluster Explorations	Posted - 2007.03.18 03:18:00 - [14] Originally by: Marquis Dean Originally by: Xelios Also I don't see why it's an invasion of privacy. The thing doesn't read your thoughts, you have to train it beforehand to pick up certain commands, then when it detects the same electrical patterns on your skin it executes the command. If you don't program the pattern into it it has no idea what you're thinking. Yes, but how do you know? It's like Vista feeding masses of information about your computer and internet habits back to Microsoft (apparently). There's nothing on the box that tells you Vista is going to use 9/10 of your bandwidth spying on you, and likewise for the average person that doesn't know how mind/machine interfaces work, they'll just have to take some company's word for it. And that where it all begins. I think i'm straying off topic... A company develops a technology able to read your thoughts, but they keep it secret and market it as a much less advanced and less valuable tech in order to spy on you? I don't think they'd ever make back the millions upon millions the real tech would be worth. So, um, no. - If you go into your options menu, there's a difficulty slider. Put that all the way over to the easiest setting and you'll be fine.
RaWBLooD	Posted - 2007.03.18 05:10:00 - [15] Originally by: Marquis Dean Originally by: Xelios Also I don't see why it's an invasion of privacy. The thing doesn't read your thoughts, you have to train it beforehand to pick up certain commands, then when it detects the same electrical patterns on your skin it executes the command. If you don't program the pattern into it it has no idea what you're thinking. Yes, but how do you know? It's like Vista feeding masses of information about your computer and internet habits back to Microsoft (apparently). There's nothing on the box that tells you Vista is going to use 9/10 of your bandwidth spying on you, and likewise for the average person that doesn't know how mind/machine interfaces work, they'll just have to take some company's word for it. And that where it all begins. I think i'm straying off topic... not at all, thats the first thing that came to my mind
Morfane The IMorral MAjority Privateer Alliance	Posted - 2007.03.18 15:39:00 - [16] Its just a joystick you control with electrical responses on (not in) your head instead of electrical responses in your hands. It does not pick up random crap you are thinking and translate this into some sort of command for your ship.
Zhao Li Floor 42 Enterprises NxT LeveL	Posted - 2007.03.18 16:01:00 - [17] Hell! Throw in a working Virtual Reality headset, and you can simulate your pod for real! .... I wonder how long it'd be before someone posted a real life constructed replica pod around their computer that they sat in with this thing to make eve more real :/
ThaMa Gebir Gallente Raddick Explorations NxT LeveL	Posted - 2007.03.18 16:12:00 - [18] Originally by: Zhao Li Hell! Throw in a working Virtual Reality headset, and you can simulate your pod for real! .... I wonder how long it'd be before someone posted a real life constructed replica pod around their computer that they sat in with this thing to make eve more real :/ Well, that would be infinetly better than the inevitable metal fast food containers building a wall around you to stop the Alien Critters from reading your mind....... Lets see if my sig can survive this round of *****ing Funny, i'm still here - Petwraith There will be no survivors now that i'm around - Xorus pwnt - Immy!!!11
Marquis Dean The Last Thing You'll Ever See	Posted - 2007.03.18 16:21:00 - [19] Originally by: Morfane Its just a joystick you control with electrical responses on (not in) your head instead of electrical responses in your hands. It does not pick up random crap you are thinking and translate this into some sort of command for your ship. Said the salesman, nodding vigorously. --- Originally by: Foopadoo Hell hath no fury like an internet nerd scorned.

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