Thing is the operators are supposed to be switching roles from time to time. Defenders are supposed to rotate to attackers and vice versa. Not just be locked into one specific role.
Even back to the OG book they had Rainbow using this, there's even a section where Ding complains about how a hostage was killed (edit: actually was Ding himself "dead") in their simulation because the program simulated a gun going off in a tango's hand during a death spasm
If someone could rig this up ad an augmented reality program, and sell everything in a kit at a reasonable price, this would be the ultimate way to train. Imagine being able to slap a pair of glasses on, walk around your home so the software can generate a map of it, and be able to run through different scenarios like home invasion, hostage situation, home invasion while you're asleep, etc. If you could set number of attackers, weapon type etc, this would be invaluable.
Now imagine the government has the ability to track all of that so they know what level of force to use against you and tell me you want to train that way
@@joshuarodriguez9983not to mention that the best way to train is to put ammo through a rifle no and if or but. This is cool and better than nothing but more of a gamer thing IMO
@@adawg3032 most people can hit the range weekly at best, more than likely monthly or quarterly. This would allow people to train in the 20min they have between the kids heading to the bus stop and the start of the work day. Anything to increase at home training beyond simple dry fire is a win.
without returning "unfriendly " fire ; it's less than half the training. Unless it's in the training program that we are not seeing in this short video?
@@stanleypeters5383 I wouldn't know... But it's a video game basically, I'd wager. Cheaper would be to just play airsoft or paintball. At least there's the fear of slight pain to motivate you to not take risks. Still not the same, but simunitions is expensive.
I believe it might give you a slightest mathematically feedback about your movements and where you reach but nothing replaces the real life experience, you must see the world through your REAL eyes instead of these digital lenses, it's not very effective that training. It's like saying to the drone pilot, pilot a real F-15 EX Eagle 2, G force is gonna kick and it will kick hard, it's not a simulation that'll help.
yeah and after that they will get shredded in force on force actions since they never trained with OWN physical conditions AND under actual physical laws lmao
I am an SSO (School Safety Officer) responsible for guarding an elementary school in my county. We get 2 days a year of training and a day of that is simply qualifications on the range, which some have problems qualifying. The second day is admin. We get zero scenario or force on force training. Something like this would be invaluable for what we do. Sadly, it always ends up being about money and the people writing the checks have zero interest spending money on something like this until something happens in a school and fingers start getting pointed. Really cool system.
This would be a major advantage for you guys. It’s great to hear that you take it seriously but it’s unfortunate that those who make the decisions aren’t taking it as seriously as you are. Is there someone you could bring this up to? Maybe getting someone’s ear for a few minutes could change their thought on the needed training. This one thing could be a deciding factor in whether or not a mass casualty event happens or it’s stopped by those of you who are trained for that exact scenario. Good luck! I hope you get everything you need for proper advanced training. It would be in their best interest and yours. Another possibility would be the creators of this tech lending the equipment to you guys and using that as advertisement for other potential schools that may be interested. They could record it and market it towards school’s resource officers and school boards. One full set up for multiple officers could be shared and used at every school within the district. Which is a major plus in my opinion, since it would save money being shared. Again, good luck and keep up the great work. You’re doing something that is honorable and keeping the next generation safe, who would otherwise be helpless without you. Thank you.
Then did it on your own, if you really value the people in your school. Go to the school board and ask for more support. They may not understand how valuable training is.
@@Cali4niaDreamin I thought the military had it's own separate simulation "game" similar to arma but developed specifically to suit the armies needs. Is that not the case?
In the simulation training industry, this is what’s known as reductive training. Training that requires equipment that won’t be present and develops habits that will either be useless or detrimental in the real world application. It’s why aircraft simulators are still small apartments on complex hydraulic platforms, not a Valve Index and a chair with a rumble pack. And before anyone says it, no these aren’t analogous to nods or other head gear that might be used in these applications. Different shape, different function.
Usually this this type of simulator is used by the military to give people a basic intro to the task before the more expensive/resource intensive main event, these systems cost more up front but are way cheaper over time than millions of rounds of ammo. Also it sure beats setting up strings with sticks on the ground to represent walls and learning room clearing that way, which is what most units do. Basically this is better than nothing, the next level is an actual shoothouse with blanks or live ammo.
AR (Augmented reality), not VR...but yeah, that's basically what it is 😊👍🏻 there is a game on playstation VR called firewall zero hour - you can play it with a controller that simulates the shape of a rifle and on the VR headset will also look like one. The aiming is done via virtual ironsights or red dots. The movement on the maps of course is done by analog sticks but the aiming is done by using the controller as you would use a real gun to aim. The game is awesome and really fun and definitely has some training value when it comes to quick target acquisition and tactical movement in cqb scenarios...the only downsides are, that the movement tracking of the gun unfortunately isn't flawless and sometimes you gotta recalibrate in mid match. But i'm sure PSVR2 will do a way better job at this since computer hardware and software are constantly improving. The stuff in the video is definitely next level though 😃 i can't wait for this system to become available for entertainment gaming purposes for the public😃! Also - no need to pre-map combat environments: if AI progresses with the current speed it'll be possible to run AI software that will recognise obstacles, corners, windows and other objects that can be used as cover in real time and just randomly put enemies behind them as you go. A quick glance at your surroundings at the beginning of a match should suffice for the AI to map out potential enemy positions and simulate them during the match. So you could basically go out for a stroll in the city, take your system with you in a backpack, slap it on once you feel like and play this shit in a real time urban environment 🤩🤩 or in the woods...or in whatever buildings 🤷🏻♂️ i really hope something like that will exist some day for the public - it would be THE ULTIMATE ego-shooter game 😃😃 even better than airsoft cause you can play independently from other people👍🏻...hope i'll see the day 😁
@mugen jin Haha I agree man and my bad, I thought it was VR. I do have a VR and have over 400 hours just in H3VR. Practicing room clearing and other fun tactical stuff. Got mods, too, so I can modify and create my own AR15. I never heard about the game you mentioned but that sounds like fun. I'll look into it for sure. Another game that I just started playing is Ghosts of Tabor. Anyways thanks for explaining that to me and in the future, we'll definitely see something wild with VR headsets or AR. Speaking of that, Quest 2 I believe has some sort of a VR/AR mode where you map your house and fight zombies with AR's. Pretty cool. Check it out!
@@Aerowolfofficial no problem mate 😊 it's a fine line between AR and VR after all - not many people are aware of the difference 👍🏻 the games you speak of sound AWESOME 😃🤩🤩👍🏻 unfortunately i don't know what H3VR is 🤔...care to tell me? And the "Quest 2" you mentioned - is that a model of the oculus rift VR system? I think i recall heaving read about a VR system model called oculus quest but i might be mistaken 😅 care to enlighten me? What you describe concerning the H3VR sounds really awesome 😃🤩👍🏻 i'd love to try it out for myself once i graduate my studies and finally get some money to spare on nice gadgets like that 😃👍🏻 i also think VR/AR in combination with advanced AI is the future of gaming - even in only traditional games on screen: imagine an RPG (like for example the witcher 3) but all the NPC-conversations are run by large language model AIs like ChatGPT where you can actually talk to them in real time using a headset or type whatever you like on a keyboard😯😯😯 that will be soooo freakin' awesome 🤩🤩🤩...and i'm sure it's bound to happen even probably within the next 10 years 😃 the AR/VR thing will probably take a little longer but i'm sure we'll get there eventually 😃 what a time to be alive, huh 🤩? Just gotta make it 30 to 40 more years staying alive and i'm sure we're bound to see some crazy developements in society, economics, tech, gaming and basically everyday life, all fueled by the emergence of AI and VR/AR technology 😃👍🏻
@mugen jin H3VR is a bit of a silly game in a sense 😅 The biggest issue in that game; theres no real soldier models. You basically shoot tactical hotdogs trying to kill you. The firearm aspect is extremely realistic and onpoint. Firearm manipulation, sounds, recoil, etc. Its very very realistic. The enemies are not. The game I HIGHLY recommend trying whenever you are able to get a headset is Ghosts of Tabor. Check out my other channel TACWolf on TH-cam. I uploaded 2 videos recently of the game. Extremely fun and immersive, but its only a playtest for now. Quest 2 is apart of Oculus, yes. The fascinating part about the Quest 2 is that it has camera's built into the headset. With the headset, theres a game that allows you to use those cameras around your house in real life. You create basically a map of every room by walking around and using your controllers to scan and create virtual walls. Once you finish, all you see theough your headset is your own home. You pickup a virtual firearm and shoot zombies or other enemy types. Its cool 😎 I never tried it. I have an Oculus Rift 2 so I cant do that stuff unfortunately. There is a lot of tech we have now. Basically what you talked about, we already have. Its just in a beta phase I would say. Nothing is a complete product yet.
@@Aerowolfofficial Ah! A fellow H3 enjoyer. I've been wanting to try Ghosts of Tabor. Another game you might be interested in is Into the Radius, its like Stalker but VR. Pavlov VR is a decent game if you have friends to play it with, Idk about the quality of the open servers. But its good for coop modes like COD Zombies.
Being full of muscle can be a detriment, it can slow you down and make you heavier. He's clearly fit and moves very methodical. Stamina is probably the most important physical property.
@@Yumums yes, someone that has muscle like a bodybuilder will be slow but normal muscle doesn’t slow you down. Look at navy seals or delta force operators. They all have more muscle than this twig of a guy and in combat you can’t rely on just your weapon, you need to be able to kill the 250 lb man in the next room or you die. Only way to do that if your gun jams or is disabled is brute force.
@@CertifiedAmen ah yes, because there's only 2 body types that's ever existed, the moment you lift a single weight your body goes from a skinny twig to a big hulking body builder, obviously there's no in between
Bro get multiplayer and VR treadmill with quality headphones, mixed with the green gas simulated recoil training rifle. Ooooh MAN that would be a game for the ages
@@ausername7470 Or you could use a system that when you pull the trigger activates a spring release sending the fake bolt back and then another spring and enersia sending th bolt back, no gas, no air, and no power needed for the rifle.
I like the idea of having a backpack support the VR for unrestricted movement, but the current VR tactical shooters don't require you to shoot at polygons. You get realistic targets firing back with actual bullet snap and quick time to kill.
Imagine, finding a small place for those who may inquire to go and train with regulated maps, minimal people on course but having duplicated “scenario rooms” where others can virtually train. Add haptic feedback and boom call of duty games irl
Something I haven't seen much people learn is to switch shoulders when peaking corners, it may not seem like a big deal but your exposing 6-10 inches of your body when you don't need to, including almost all of your head
@@bonarlibor3067 If you aren't safe (from harm) the weapon should not be on safe. Releasing your firing grip to do the tactical flappy hand and put the weapon on safe in the middle of an engagement when you're solo is ridiculous.
@@NanashiCAST yeah it is common for competitive shooters who do three gun rather than it is with people who have been in combat zones. Not saying its a bad habit for competitive shooting (since safety is paramount) but for combat or defense you only put that safety back on when the scene has been rendered safe.
In 15-20 years we’ll have access to something close to Ready Player One level VR, and everyone could feasibly have access to it. A lot of the tech already exists, it’s all about refining what we’ve got and I’ll be tea bagging someone for real
Yeah i was thinking the same thing lol but we also cant see his whole field of view or if he knew there was no threat. Im sure if real bullets were flying he would have took his time and cleared most of the room from the doorway and not penetrated the threshold with the tip of his rifle. Im by far no expert on CQB but I’ve spent thousands of dollars and dozens of hours at training courses learning how to do this and not die and get your #2 guy killed and i even cringed when i seen the way he attacked that doorway so i know that Mike Glover & the guy at GBRS Group we’re feeling super cringe 😂
You can actually buy vr games and get a pretty good experience. You don't have the real gun but you can get a remote holder that will give you the general size. Movement and whatnot are clunky because it's all in VR but you can still implement tactics against real life people. It's like the more jank but accessible version of this.
Honestly, an ultra-realistic simulator would be a high cost upfront, but would save on ammo and resources on the back end. I think training Soldiers both out in the Real World and with Tech could potentially be the means to an efficient, effective Military.
Coming from my experience, this is PART of the future, but not THE FUTURE. I can see starting your "crawl" here but carrying real weight, real noise, real smell still adds value - the "walk" and both steps are needed before you can "Run" and make it back 100% of the time. Interesting kit!
Some people like to put their weapon on safe while they move quickly in case they fall and their finger slips to the trigger. Similar to reloading, you can only do one thing at a time. If you reload, you take cover. If you're running without a target in sight, put your safety on.
@@mrgrump2534 well, y'all don't... because you haven't had any training and don't know what you're talking about.. but people who know what they're doing do. Those who don't know, and don't do anything, are the same ones who shoot grandma in the middle of the night because they thought she was an intruder and the same ones who shoot their partner because they don't know how to properly handle or use guns.. this is just one of the multiple topics that come up where how a person speaks on the topic is a dead giveaway to whether or not they know anything. I can tell by what people say when they don't know shit; I can tell how they pick up a gun when they don't know shit; I can tell by the way walk into a room when they don't know shit.. so can everyone else who does know.
One thing I never understood about the tacticool TH-cam guys is why they always put their safeties on you fast in the middle of cleaning a room or something
In real life, you wouldn't use the safety. Just keep your finger off the trigger when you're not shooting. I guess it could be good for training though.
Try hard mall ninjas flip the safety on and off and on and off. He activated the safety and then stepped out of cover to check for more targets TWICE in the video.
If you are doing CQB no need to keep hitting the safe switch on your rifle unless you are clear and all finished. Doing that on the range is fine but never in an active shooting situation in my opinion your finger and trigger discipline is your safety. It would be cool to see what that technology actually looks like through your eyes. Just My Thoughts...
This type of technology isn't necessarily new to the higher echelons of the military, but for helping to train in the civilians sector, this will be interesting to see because once you release this to the public for commercial use, we will see a lot of modifications by techies
Aw yes the clearing opposing corners without swapping shooting hands. Flare that elbow out more pog. Imagine running a gun channel and doing cqb this way. Gtfo
It's missing one crucial element. Recoil impulse. Noise is also a consideration. Just as important to be able to realign sights after a concussive blast and recoil.
This type of training exposes all of your bad habits. Not transitioning to weak hand when the situation warrants. Letting your elbows get way too far out…. And a handful of other small things. Simunition teaches those lessons with pain.
That flat range training he does is really paying off. If you pay attention he manipulates the safety in the middle of “clearing the objective” because as a flat range guru you always flip your safety off the second you finish engaging a singular target
Does anyone remember that short film that was made where he’s unpacking his backpack Rifle and coming out of the van moving to engage the threats. It was movie like don’t know why it’s coming to me now but I wanna watch it again lol
This gave me an idea...AR glasses that detect the angle of your barrel and will show you a virtual cross hair in the glasses, eliminating the need for any type of red dot/holographic optic. It could also be a range finder and automatically adjust the cross hair position for you.
All they need to do is make the A.I bots really intelligent (like from Ready or Not) and make the frame rate insanely smooth with no jittery movements, and this will be on course for being really good VR combat.
It's important to note that although this he's very informational informative it's important to note that during combat situations and training it's much more important to allow your body to adequately develop muscle to I to hand coordination coordination response time is also extremely important simulations and video games can give you the idea of a situation and kind of can help slightly prepare you but nothing but the real training will do the same thing
Is it neat? Yes. Is it even close to what you need for CQB? No. For private sector and home defense, possibly. For military and law enforcement You will have additional gear that you must take into account You will have the sounds and the smells that will be drastically different. On top of that there is also the pain and the endurance part of having to wear gear and move through areas in a raw environment rather than air conditioning. And having the pain of sim rounds Definitely brings a bit of clarity versus a virtual world. Though I would like to see how they do reloading and malfunction checks in these virtual environments.
Something like would be easier for practicing at home or for those that are not as financial placed to run live drills. Or if your a soldier that’s home from duty but you want keep your edge. Or to just save your hearing
Song idea for this a few years back They were using a warehouse and VR headsets to do this very same thing... I think there was another VR simulation inside a real car on like an airport landing strip or something It was massive the car was going all over the place and the VR person was seeing rocks fall in and he was dodging them and pretty cool to watch
SWAT teams on the west coast (only place I've interacted with SWAT) and certain military units have been using this tech for some time now (saw it in 2015). This looks like an improvement over what I saw but the cool difference was the system I trained on had tens units hooked up to your body so they could shock you if you got "shot". Good video TRex!
I cannot stress enough that once mechanics are mastered, minimizing reaction time until specific mechanics are implemented is of paramount importance. Look to fighter pilots. There is a Frontline that you will want to watch about Desert Storm on that. Makes me a trained killer vs normal individuals. And there is absolutely room to improve upon that.
I love seeing Trex doing shorts because it will definitely reach more people that are outside of the gun industry
Yoooo no way TRex noticed me!!! That is awesome keep up the great work guys!
I'm actually planning on trying out SDI as I want to get into the gun industry myself.
😂😂
Yeah awesome! More morons buying all my ammo and jacking the prices up! Yep just what we need!
@@Bongface. someone mad that other people like to shoot the same caliber as them? OOF
This is canonically the way that Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six operators train. The R6 Siege game is supposed to be the bluefor in a VR simulation.
Interesting
Thing is the operators are supposed to be switching roles from time to time. Defenders are supposed to rotate to attackers and vice versa. Not just be locked into one specific role.
Even back to the OG book they had Rainbow using this, there's even a section where Ding complains about how a hostage was killed (edit: actually was Ding himself "dead") in their simulation because the program simulated a gun going off in a tango's hand during a death spasm
Wow never knew that! Thanks!
Which meams the government already is using it, and has been for some time.
We're getting closer to the MGS virtual training
Please let it happen
a virtual grunt of the digital age... that's just perfect.
Foxhound.
@@Sluffdude SNAKE!!!!!
The S3 plan in full effect.
If someone could rig this up ad an augmented reality program, and sell everything in a kit at a reasonable price, this would be the ultimate way to train.
Imagine being able to slap a pair of glasses on, walk around your home so the software can generate a map of it, and be able to run through different scenarios like home invasion, hostage situation, home invasion while you're asleep, etc.
If you could set number of attackers, weapon type etc, this would be invaluable.
Now imagine the government has the ability to track all of that so they know what level of force to use against you and tell me you want to train that way
@@M_Hawkinson my thoughts exactly. Entire house mapped out
@@joshuarodriguez9983not to mention that the best way to train is to put ammo through a rifle no and if or but. This is cool and better than nothing but more of a gamer thing IMO
It already exist this is not a new thing government has been using it for a while now
@@adawg3032 most people can hit the range weekly at best, more than likely monthly or quarterly. This would allow people to train in the 20min they have between the kids heading to the bus stop and the start of the work day.
Anything to increase at home training beyond simple dry fire is a win.
Just don't cross your proton beams, Egon.
Ghost buster reference ? 😁✌
Exactly what I was thinking.
LMFAO
I came here to write something about ghostbusters and saw this
Total platonic reversal.. I do believe it was streams not beams lol
"A virtual soldier of the digital age... it still won't replace real world experience."
Solid Snake
without returning "unfriendly " fire ; it's less than half the training. Unless it's in the training program that we are not seeing in this short video?
@@stanleypeters5383 I wouldn't know... But it's a video game basically, I'd wager. Cheaper would be to just play airsoft or paintball. At least there's the fear of slight pain to motivate you to not take risks. Still not the same, but simunitions is expensive.
I believe it might give you a slightest mathematically feedback about your movements and where you reach but nothing replaces the real life experience, you must see the world through your REAL eyes instead of these digital lenses, it's not very effective that training. It's like saying to the drone pilot, pilot a real F-15 EX Eagle 2, G force is gonna kick and it will kick hard, it's not a simulation that'll help.
Did anyone else read that comment over again in snakes voice, lol
@@robtex7733 LOL I was hoping someone would.
Call of duty players : I've trained my whole life for this moment
Hahahaha
yeah and after that they will get shredded in force on force actions since they never trained with OWN physical conditions AND under actual physical laws lmao
haha yes “camps until end of game”
trained their whole life to get clapped.
@@123456kiste that’s a bad assumption to make
I am an SSO (School Safety Officer) responsible for guarding an elementary school in my county. We get 2 days a year of training and a day of that is simply qualifications on the range, which some have problems qualifying. The second day is admin. We get zero scenario or force on force training. Something like this would be invaluable for what we do. Sadly, it always ends up being about money and the people writing the checks have zero interest spending money on something like this until something happens in a school and fingers start getting pointed. Really cool system.
This would be a major advantage for you guys. It’s great to hear that you take it seriously but it’s unfortunate that those who make the decisions aren’t taking it as seriously as you are. Is there someone you could bring this up to? Maybe getting someone’s ear for a few minutes could change their thought on the needed training. This one thing could be a deciding factor in whether or not a mass casualty event happens or it’s stopped by those of you who are trained for that exact scenario. Good luck! I hope you get everything you need for proper advanced training. It would be in their best interest and yours. Another possibility would be the creators of this tech lending the equipment to you guys and using that as advertisement for other potential schools that may be interested. They could record it and market it towards school’s resource officers and school boards. One full set up for multiple officers could be shared and used at every school within the district. Which is a major plus in my opinion, since it would save money being shared. Again, good luck and keep up the great work. You’re doing something that is honorable and keeping the next generation safe, who would otherwise be helpless without you. Thank you.
The device being used is called Magic Leap 2
They have had laser tag versions of this for years, it's probably a lot more available than you think.
You should go out and train on your own time and money.
Then did it on your own, if you really value the people in your school. Go to the school board and ask for more support. They may not understand how valuable training is.
Soon enough we will be in the Arma virtual training.
The Army has been using Arma mods for years. Over a decade. I remember doing Stryker & convoy training & being surprised that they used it
@@Cali4niaDreamin Arma is universally the most reliable game/ simulator available for combined arms and infantry combat. But mostly infantry combat.
Let's hope Arma 4 will be as good as A3.
@@theRPGmaster agreed
@@Cali4niaDreamin I thought the military had it's own separate simulation "game" similar to arma but developed specifically to suit the armies needs. Is that not the case?
In the simulation training industry, this is what’s known as reductive training. Training that requires equipment that won’t be present and develops habits that will either be useless or detrimental in the real world application.
It’s why aircraft simulators are still small apartments on complex hydraulic platforms, not a Valve Index and a chair with a rumble pack.
And before anyone says it, no these aren’t analogous to nods or other head gear that might be used in these applications. Different shape, different function.
Usually this this type of simulator is used by the military to give people a basic intro to the task before the more expensive/resource intensive main event, these systems cost more up front but are way cheaper over time than millions of rounds of ammo. Also it sure beats setting up strings with sticks on the ground to represent walls and learning room clearing that way, which is what most units do. Basically this is better than nothing, the next level is an actual shoothouse with blanks or live ammo.
VR but with a physical firearm/replica. Love the idea. I don't know if it beats GBBR's, but it's definitely super useful.
AR (Augmented reality), not VR...but yeah, that's basically what it is 😊👍🏻 there is a game on playstation VR called firewall zero hour - you can play it with a controller that simulates the shape of a rifle and on the VR headset will also look like one. The aiming is done via virtual ironsights or red dots. The movement on the maps of course is done by analog sticks but the aiming is done by using the controller as you would use a real gun to aim. The game is awesome and really fun and definitely has some training value when it comes to quick target acquisition and tactical movement in cqb scenarios...the only downsides are, that the movement tracking of the gun unfortunately isn't flawless and sometimes you gotta recalibrate in mid match. But i'm sure PSVR2 will do a way better job at this since computer hardware and software are constantly improving. The stuff in the video is definitely next level though 😃 i can't wait for this system to become available for entertainment gaming purposes for the public😃! Also - no need to pre-map combat environments: if AI progresses with the current speed it'll be possible to run AI software that will recognise obstacles, corners, windows and other objects that can be used as cover in real time and just randomly put enemies behind them as you go. A quick glance at your surroundings at the beginning of a match should suffice for the AI to map out potential enemy positions and simulate them during the match. So you could basically go out for a stroll in the city, take your system with you in a backpack, slap it on once you feel like and play this shit in a real time urban environment 🤩🤩 or in the woods...or in whatever buildings 🤷🏻♂️ i really hope something like that will exist some day for the public - it would be THE ULTIMATE ego-shooter game 😃😃 even better than airsoft cause you can play independently from other people👍🏻...hope i'll see the day 😁
@mugen jin Haha I agree man and my bad, I thought it was VR. I do have a VR and have over 400 hours just in H3VR. Practicing room clearing and other fun tactical stuff. Got mods, too, so I can modify and create my own AR15. I never heard about the game you mentioned but that sounds like fun. I'll look into it for sure. Another game that I just started playing is Ghosts of Tabor. Anyways thanks for explaining that to me and in the future, we'll definitely see something wild with VR headsets or AR. Speaking of that, Quest 2 I believe has some sort of a VR/AR mode where you map your house and fight zombies with AR's. Pretty cool. Check it out!
@@Aerowolfofficial no problem mate 😊 it's a fine line between AR and VR after all - not many people are aware of the difference 👍🏻 the games you speak of sound AWESOME 😃🤩🤩👍🏻 unfortunately i don't know what H3VR is 🤔...care to tell me? And the "Quest 2" you mentioned - is that a model of the oculus rift VR system? I think i recall heaving read about a VR system model called oculus quest but i might be mistaken 😅 care to enlighten me?
What you describe concerning the H3VR sounds really awesome 😃🤩👍🏻 i'd love to try it out for myself once i graduate my studies and finally get some money to spare on nice gadgets like that 😃👍🏻 i also think VR/AR in combination with advanced AI is the future of gaming - even in only traditional games on screen: imagine an RPG (like for example the witcher 3) but all the NPC-conversations are run by large language model AIs like ChatGPT where you can actually talk to them in real time using a headset or type whatever you like on a keyboard😯😯😯 that will be soooo freakin' awesome 🤩🤩🤩...and i'm sure it's bound to happen even probably within the next 10 years 😃 the AR/VR thing will probably take a little longer but i'm sure we'll get there eventually 😃 what a time to be alive, huh 🤩? Just gotta make it 30 to 40 more years staying alive and i'm sure we're bound to see some crazy developements in society, economics, tech, gaming and basically everyday life, all fueled by the emergence of AI and VR/AR technology 😃👍🏻
@mugen jin H3VR is a bit of a silly game in a sense 😅 The biggest issue in that game; theres no real soldier models. You basically shoot tactical hotdogs trying to kill you. The firearm aspect is extremely realistic and onpoint. Firearm manipulation, sounds, recoil, etc. Its very very realistic. The enemies are not.
The game I HIGHLY recommend trying whenever you are able to get a headset is Ghosts of Tabor. Check out my other channel TACWolf on TH-cam. I uploaded 2 videos recently of the game. Extremely fun and immersive, but its only a playtest for now.
Quest 2 is apart of Oculus, yes. The fascinating part about the Quest 2 is that it has camera's built into the headset. With the headset, theres a game that allows you to use those cameras around your house in real life. You create basically a map of every room by walking around and using your controllers to scan and create virtual walls. Once you finish, all you see theough your headset is your own home. You pickup a virtual firearm and shoot zombies or other enemy types. Its cool 😎 I never tried it. I have an Oculus Rift 2 so I cant do that stuff unfortunately.
There is a lot of tech we have now. Basically what you talked about, we already have. Its just in a beta phase I would say. Nothing is a complete product yet.
@@Aerowolfofficial Ah! A fellow H3 enjoyer. I've been wanting to try Ghosts of Tabor. Another game you might be interested in is Into the Radius, its like Stalker but VR. Pavlov VR is a decent game if you have friends to play it with, Idk about the quality of the open servers. But its good for coop modes like COD Zombies.
Kojima predicted this in the 90s
Are we getting a longer video on this? 👌🏻
t'would be cool
Yep
That's the most ghost buster looking backpack I've ever seen
While fighting ghosts 😂
That's some MGS2 training right there
Leg day. Dont skip it.
more like whole body day
Being full of muscle can be a detriment, it can slow you down and make you heavier. He's clearly fit and moves very methodical. Stamina is probably the most important physical property.
@@Yumums yes, someone that has muscle like a bodybuilder will be slow but normal muscle doesn’t slow you down. Look at navy seals or delta force operators. They all have more muscle than this twig of a guy and in combat you can’t rely on just your weapon, you need to be able to kill the 250 lb man in the next room or you die. Only way to do that if your gun jams or is disabled is brute force.
dude is lean at best and thats peak human build, being bulky sucks in fast movements and thats fact
@@CertifiedAmen ah yes, because there's only 2 body types that's ever existed, the moment you lift a single weight your body goes from a skinny twig to a big hulking body builder, obviously there's no in between
You shouldn’t be putting your firearm on safe between clearing rooms, that’s a disaster waiting to happen
He hates "Hoot" in Blackhawk Down
Just opr8r bullshit.
Puts safety on and proceeds to run into the fatal funnel lol.
Thought the same thing!
And? Operators do the same thing. Dutch Moyer in particular.
Every introverts dream setup
I'm an extrovert, and this is still a dream set up!
Bro get multiplayer and VR treadmill with quality headphones, mixed with the green gas simulated recoil training rifle. Ooooh MAN that would be a game for the ages
More like the future of anyone remotely serious about their own safety.
@@ausername7470 Or you could use a system that when you pull the trigger activates a spring release sending the fake bolt back and then another spring and enersia sending th bolt back, no gas, no air, and no power needed for the rifle.
I like the idea of having a backpack support the VR for unrestricted movement, but the current VR tactical shooters don't require you to shoot at polygons. You get realistic targets firing back with actual bullet snap and quick time to kill.
Hopefully this will be me in my kitchen next Christmas morning
firstly. this is some of the coolest stuff ive ever seen. secondly, do you got the sauce on that sound track?
yeah bro i need to know
It’s cyberpunk bro
STRLGHT - Rave
@@Chris-cleans thanks man
@@Chris-cleansthanks a lot
Oof.. that fatal funnel egress looked a little rough
This is what excites me about VR and Augmented Reality video games.
The paradigm shift is so close its unbelievable.
Imagine, finding a small place for those who may inquire to go and train with regulated maps, minimal people on course but having duplicated “scenario rooms” where others can virtually train. Add haptic feedback and boom call of duty games irl
I would love to see Lucas (and other trex crew) do the Haley strategic training. That’s like the video playing on the screen
Something I haven't seen much people learn is to switch shoulders when peaking corners, it may not seem like a big deal but your exposing 6-10 inches of your body when you don't need to, including almost all of your head
Annoying Internet Critique: people need to practice not instinctively reactivating the safety after every set of shots...
THIS.
Oh yeah.... I cringed every time "click"
Better to leave it on kill setting when your trying to kill.
@@bonarlibor3067 If you aren't safe (from harm) the weapon should not be on safe.
Releasing your firing grip to do the tactical flappy hand and put the weapon on safe in the middle of an engagement when you're solo is ridiculous.
I feel like this is a unique habit formed by the range.
@@NanashiCAST yeah it is common for competitive shooters who do three gun rather than it is with people who have been in combat zones. Not saying its a bad habit for competitive shooting (since safety is paramount) but for combat or defense you only put that safety back on when the scene has been rendered safe.
In 15-20 years we’ll have access to something close to Ready Player One level VR, and everyone could feasibly have access to it. A lot of the tech already exists, it’s all about refining what we’ve got and I’ll be tea bagging someone for real
He had me until he started rushing into the doorway
Yeah i was thinking the same thing lol but we also cant see his whole field of view or if he knew there was no threat. Im sure if real bullets were flying he would have took his time and cleared most of the room from the doorway and not penetrated the threshold with the tip of his rifle. Im by far no expert on CQB but I’ve spent thousands of dollars and dozens of hours at training courses learning how to do this and not die and get your #2 guy killed and i even cringed when i seen the way he attacked that doorway so i know that Mike Glover & the guy at GBRS Group we’re feeling super cringe 😂
@@JoeyOutlaw DJ Shipley my dad
Yea he ran that wall no control. The whole wall was dead space to him.
Nobody's perfect
Check those curves!
Full length video on this PLEASE!
I can't wait for this to become affordable, and I can use it at home
You can actually buy vr games and get a pretty good experience. You don't have the real gun but you can get a remote holder that will give you the general size. Movement and whatnot are clunky because it's all in VR but you can still implement tactics against real life people. It's like the more jank but accessible version of this.
@@yusriyahbagheri8843 did that once in palov and got called a cheater by salty 12 year olds lol
@@sam25112 it's good to know if a gang of rampant 12 yeal olds invaded your home you are safe. Unless they are your children in that case good luck.
this is basically just a VR game with a different "remote"
Honestly, an ultra-realistic simulator would be a high cost upfront, but would save on ammo and resources on the back end.
I think training Soldiers both out in the Real World and with Tech could potentially be the means to an efficient, effective Military.
This is the start of some really cool stuff
Coming from my experience, this is PART of the future, but not THE FUTURE. I can see starting your "crawl" here but carrying real weight, real noise, real smell still adds value - the "walk" and both steps are needed before you can "Run" and make it back 100% of the time.
Interesting kit!
Except in cqb you don't safe your weapon everytime
I was looking for this comment, like whats the point haha more room for error
Some people like to put their weapon on safe while they move quickly in case they fall and their finger slips to the trigger. Similar to reloading, you can only do one thing at a time. If you reload, you take cover. If you're running without a target in sight, put your safety on.
Yea, you do
@@vitogriffin8902 I’ll play ……
No You don’t 😂
@@mrgrump2534 well, y'all don't... because you haven't had any training and don't know what you're talking about.. but people who know what they're doing do. Those who don't know, and don't do anything, are the same ones who shoot grandma in the middle of the night because they thought she was an intruder and the same ones who shoot their partner because they don't know how to properly handle or use guns.. this is just one of the multiple topics that come up where how a person speaks on the topic is a dead giveaway to whether or not they know anything. I can tell by what people say when they don't know shit; I can tell how they pick up a gun when they don't know shit; I can tell by the way walk into a room when they don't know shit.. so can everyone else who does know.
Your local tech priest is very interested in your proto-las gun. He has several toasters to barter with.
One thing I never understood about the tacticool TH-cam guys is why they always put their safeties on you fast in the middle of cleaning a room or something
In real life, you wouldn't use the safety. Just keep your finger off the trigger when you're not shooting. I guess it could be good for training though.
@@theRPGmaster You absolutely would be using the safety in a real life situation. It's situation dependent but you still use it.
It just becomes a habit after you shoot a lot.
Try hard mall ninjas flip the safety on and off and on and off.
He activated the safety and then stepped out of cover to check for more targets TWICE in the video.
@@pdubowner its a range-ism
If you are doing CQB no need to keep hitting the safe switch on your rifle unless you are clear and all finished. Doing that on the range is fine but never in an active shooting situation in my opinion your finger and trigger discipline is your safety. It would be cool to see what that technology actually looks like through your eyes. Just My Thoughts...
That’s a good way to get kicked out of most CQB courses, but when responding to an actual, I get your point. Milliseconds count.
I'm confused was he continually putting his gun on and off safety that whole time?
Because that's what you're supposed to do...
Range Ranger.
I've been doing this for YEARS in HotDogs Horseshoes and Hand Gernades.
Big Shoutouts to ANTON delivering this sorta solution to the Average consumer!
This gotta be the funniest shit created by people who were never shot at in cqb
Why?
This type of technology isn't necessarily new to the higher echelons of the military, but for helping to train in the civilians sector, this will be interesting to see because once you release this to the public for commercial use, we will see a lot of modifications by techies
Aw yes the clearing opposing corners without swapping shooting hands. Flare that elbow out more pog. Imagine running a gun channel and doing cqb this way. Gtfo
Reminds me of the movie American Assassin. Now just gotta add in some pain simulators
Lucas living the best life kid in a candy store vibes
It's missing one crucial element. Recoil impulse. Noise is also a consideration. Just as important to be able to realign sights after a concussive blast and recoil.
This type of training exposes all of your bad habits. Not transitioning to weak hand when the situation warrants. Letting your elbows get way too far out…. And a handful of other small things. Simunition teaches those lessons with pain.
Leaning to the side like that looked so unstable 💀
Trex Mom: You can't just play video games. How are you gonna make living out of it?
Trex: Hold my rifle
We have very similar equipment at work and train scenarios with it. It’s good stuff.
That's so unbelievably cool. If you don't mind, what field do you work in where you get to train similarly to this? I'm fascinated by the idea.
American Assassin did showcase this concept, so damn nice now it's publicly shown
The VR training stuff is criminally underrated. The stuff that uses entire buildings like this and real feeling guns I bet make it a fuggload usable.
Now this is cool. This reminds me of home alone when the kid was playing that ginormous VR game.
Dude has some decent room-clearing maneuvers. I would love to play around with this gear.
Definitely a cool way to learn but Jr definitely has ALOT to learn about his corners and other blind spots but he seems willing to listen
That flat range training he does is really paying off. If you pay attention he manipulates the safety in the middle of “clearing the objective” because as a flat range guru you always flip your safety off the second you finish engaging a singular target
That is fucking bonkers awesome 🎉 can’t wait for the graphics to catch up!
Hopefully the next generation of gaming will go in this direction. Make games fun again.
Now we can have our cyberpunk-like dystopia at the near future
Honestly a VR CQB shoot house would be fuckin amazing
Does anyone remember that short film that was made where he’s unpacking his backpack Rifle and coming out of the van moving to engage the threats. It was movie like don’t know why it’s coming to me now but I wanna watch it again lol
JSOC Gold Gun HK 416D video
Not seeing Trex do a shoulder swap hurt my soul
The odds of not getting the "boop" at the end of a video for a consecutive times are millions to one
This gave me an idea...AR glasses that detect the angle of your barrel and will show you a virtual cross hair in the glasses, eliminating the need for any type of red dot/holographic optic. It could also be a range finder and automatically adjust the cross hair position for you.
Could maybe work for confined spaces, but long range I doubt it's feasible to reconstruct long distances in 3d
Literally Metal gear solid vr missions.
Kojima-San Did it again!
That thing on his back looks like a Ghostbuster backpack 😅 this looks like it could be the future ...
All they need to do is make the A.I bots really intelligent (like from Ready or Not) and make the frame rate insanely smooth with no jittery movements, and this will be on course for being really good VR combat.
McLovin showing us the right way to clear out a room
Full circle we come, arcades I'm coming back to you!!
One man room clearing. Rambo training ×10
Yep this right here will be invaluable training equipment soon.
In nasal voice “google, what are the skinniest jeans 👖 that Levi’s makes?”
can't wait till the public has access to this 100 yrs later, black ops 29 looping really nice.
I could just imagine a live action Metal gear 2, using this for Raiden's VR training.
" Impressive Snake" (Metal Gear VR missions.)
I can't wait for the full length video. Love you guys amazing videos and informative about whatever you are discussing
Don’t need to put your weapon on safe until you are out of a danger zone.
No recoil, suppressor haze, totally ready.
You can do the same thing on the oculus quest on a game called onward.
Solid Snake and Raiden WILL become a thing in the future.
I see someone played the Metal Gear solid VR (Virtual reality) missions and was like "I'm gonna make that!"
He's rocking the Ghostbusters Proton Pack
It's important to note that although this he's very informational informative it's important to note that during combat situations and training it's much more important to allow your body to adequately develop muscle to I to hand coordination coordination response time is also extremely important simulations and video games can give you the idea of a situation and kind of can help slightly prepare you but nothing but the real training will do the same thing
Is it neat? Yes. Is it even close to what you need for CQB? No.
For private sector and home defense, possibly. For military and law enforcement You will have additional gear that you must take into account You will have the sounds and the smells that will be drastically different. On top of that there is also the pain and the endurance part of having to wear gear and move through areas in a raw environment rather than air conditioning. And having the pain of sim rounds Definitely brings a bit of clarity versus a virtual world.
Though I would like to see how they do reloading and malfunction checks in these virtual environments.
now just need a body that can support a plate carrier, MICH, Nods, Comms, mags, IFAK, bolt cutters, boots
Mans safety control is wicked fast
The music makes much more cooler than it really is
Something like would be easier for practicing at home or for those that are not as financial placed to run live drills.
Or if your a soldier that’s home from duty but you want keep your edge.
Or to just save your hearing
Song idea for this a few years back They were using a warehouse and VR headsets to do this very same thing... I think there was another VR simulation inside a real car on like an airport landing strip or something It was massive the car was going all over the place and the VR person was seeing rocks fall in and he was dodging them and pretty cool to watch
lol after a short adaptation phase lucas is already slaying it! xD
SWAT teams on the west coast (only place I've interacted with SWAT) and certain military units have been using this tech for some time now (saw it in 2015). This looks like an improvement over what I saw but the cool difference was the system I trained on had tens units hooked up to your body so they could shock you if you got "shot". Good video TRex!
What's the name of the tech that swat unit use ???
This kind of reminds me of some of the training scenes from that movie American Assassin where they were using that high tech simulation gear.
Oh frick. This is nuts. Full vid imminent?
So this is what Snake was talking about when he said soldiers were trained in VR 😂😂😂
That is badass I see the potentials for training and vr gaming
Bad habits working your safety in a fire fight
Why would you go back in safe before breaking the threshold?
I cannot stress enough that once mechanics are mastered, minimizing reaction time until specific mechanics are implemented is of paramount importance.
Look to fighter pilots.
There is a Frontline that you will want to watch about Desert Storm on that.
Makes me a trained killer vs normal individuals.
And there is absolutely room to improve upon that.