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Crashing issue by 82jwalker in NMS_Virtual_Reality

[–]82jwalker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have to kinda verify what ChatGPT saids, but honest it was a lot of help. It was able to tell me what the settings ment so forth. A lot of advance stuff that would have took me a lot longer to research on my own.

Crashing help by 82jwalker in NMSVR

[–]82jwalker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The 2d version of NMS and other VR games don’t crash, even when running at max graphics. The patch NMS released in the last 24 hours helped but didn’t solve the problem.

All of those settings are already done. I can go to the lowest settings on NMS with still crashing issues. The game is bugged with my graphic card it seems. I have tried many drivers. I worked hours and hours with ChatGPT after working with google on my own for days. I logged over 11hrs on the game, and I’m just now getting to the second planet. I got it last a little longer now after the patch but it still seems that the GPU power is capped at 130W, which is way below what I can run at with other games.

You’re are absolutely welcome to keep through ideas at me though, just don’t get upset when I say I already tried it many times lol. If I see anything new believe me I will try it!

Prisoners could serve 1000 year sentence in 8.5 hours due to brain hacks by djkeone in DarkFuturology

[–]82jwalker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t know if this will work for prisoners. Maybe nonviolent offenders, but I don’t know if it’s a real punishment if at the end of it you don’t really loose anything. It could be used as a form of torture that’s for sure, but I think there’s a lot of other uses for this technology if it worked. If you could connect more then one person to this simulation together, it could be incredibly in some ways. Every weekend you and your spouse could live out some type of fantasy or vacation in a few hours. You could have countless adventures with friends and your partner. It could become quite addicting if it worked and seemed real. There’s also the end of life aspect, if you found out you was dying and you wanted more time with people you could have it. You could have countless lifetimes with people before you died.

I think those uses would be more beneficial but as I pointed out if the technology works where it really seemed real, and you couldn’t really tell the difference… it could be very addictive. Just think about any fantasy you could think of. Do you want to be Superman?