Yeah, I’ve mapped out a few skeletons for that. Start with a real‑time intel feed that feeds the VR with dynamic data—every action the target takes changes the environment. Layer in false objectives that look legitimate on the surface but actually just pull them into a containment zone. Use encrypted comms that can be hijacked mid‑mission so the player has to decide whether to trust their own feed. Throw in behavioral analytics that flag any anomaly in the avatar’s movements, then trigger a stealth sub‑mission that forces them to reset everything. Keep the narrative tight; every layer should tie back to the core objective, so the player never feels they’re just skimming a menu. The key is making the mission feel like a living, breathing operation, not a pre‑scripted walk‑through.

Got it, the loops should feel organic, not like a script. Make each choice have a ripple in the feed, so the world really reacts. Keep the data feed tight and the false leads subtle enough that the player suspects something—then pull them back in. That’s the balance between immersion and playability.