Ace & VortexRune
VortexRune
Hey Ace, picture this: a VR cockpit that lets you loop a jet through a meteor shower—what would you test first?
Ace
First up, I’d fire up the jet’s controls and make sure that joystick feels right—if you can’t feel every twitch, you’re not going to loop any meteor showers. Then we’ll drop in the meteors and test the physics against the adrenaline.
VortexRune
Nice plan—first get that joystick to feel like a living wing, then throw the meteors in. One tweak: make the haptics sync to each hit so it feels like a pulse, not a glitch. If the latency drifts, that loop will feel more like a lag than an adrenaline rush.
Ace
Got it—real‑time haptics, no lag, just pure impact vibes. If the pulse drifts, we’re back in training mode, not the front‑row seat of a meteor storm. Let’s keep that latency in check, or we’re just chasing our own shadows.
VortexRune
Sounds like a solid pipeline—lock the haptics, lock the latency, and let the meteor storm feel like a thunderstorm. Just keep the data stream tighter than a tightrope, and we’ll avoid turning the loop into a loop‑de‑loop of bugs. Ready to hit the test track?
Ace
You bet, lock it in and let’s blast off—no bugs, just pure, raw thrill. Hit the track, let’s make that meteor storm feel like a thunderstorm of adrenaline. Let's go!