Are there any law simulators?
Im just a kid, but I REALLY like law, and know quite a bit about it. Are there any like multiplayer games or the like? I have a game called argument wars but it isn't the same, because i can only do federal cases and I cant like speak freely Its more multiple choice.
How good will video games and graphics cards become over the next 10 years?
The improvement in next 10 years is significantly more than the improvement of the current game compared to the game 10 years ago.In general, every technology follow law of diminishing return. As Simon Meisinger pointed out “the decline in improvement from each screenshot to the next” for each decade, he argue that improvement is going to be marginal. Similar example is current generation of mobile phone. Mobile RAM has been increasing from 1G to 2G to 4G. But does it need to increase to 8G and 16G? When sony introduced 4K smart phone screen, many reviewers said such resolution for smartphone is pointless.But I disagree with the above assessment because we recently had a game changer called VR. I read a VR developer, (I think it was John Carmack) stating that VR have to achieve “at least” 4K at 144 Hz refresh rate for both screen (not to mention far more sensitive position tracking) to eliminate simulation sickness.Currently, 4K at 60 Hz is achievable only with the highest spec graphic cards like GTX Titan X. Suddenly, those supposedly top-spec cards aren’t even acceptable in the new paradigm. In ten years time, we would be amazed how low tech things are at 2015, where people literally got sick playing VR.People marvel at “realism” of GTA V or Tomb Raider but everyone can tell straight away that these graphic are computer generated fake graphic. There are still huge distance to go before computer graphic are photo realistic rendered in real time. VR might make such photo realism a necessity, something worth investing money for.There are a lot of gadget articles saying that, unless you buy larger than 60 inch screen, 4K TV would be pointless because you can’t tell the difference. But with virtual reality, you are looking at a screen less than 5cm away. suddenly, 4K doesn’t seem good enough. We probably need 10K HDR at 200 Hz refresh rate for two screens to be barely acceptable in 10 years time.Then, there are other area of development like 3d sounds, body rather than head positioning, haptic feed back. And what would VR multiplayer be like? Could we have a mass combat in space? Could we play 5 aside VR soccer? Who knows we might finally have “acceptable” tele conference, which is a VR conference. Exciting time.