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Colossus By Design: VR Simulations

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  1. [Working Title]: The Machine Age
  2. [Authors]: B. "The Dark Knight" Wayne
  3. [Subjects]: Oculus Morpheus VR System, Miagani Island
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  7. [Subject]: Oculus Morpheus VR System
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  9. [Footnotes]:
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  11. Ah, virtual reality. It's a true wonder.
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  13. Just over a decade and a half after the beginning of the twenty-first century, and already there were serious plans to utilize simulation technology in the entertainment field.
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  15. Quite obviously, being a serious retro science-fiction buff, I had to find out if this burgeoning innovation could be implemented into more practical endeavours.
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  17. Thus, I came up with the Oculus Morpheus VR System. This highly sophisticated network includes a series of holographic projectors from multiple different sources, even a full-scale floor-based projector that can display holograms up to the size of a small city alongside the normal hovering drones carrying miniature projectors for the details. As well, these holograms can be programmed with sophisticated A.I. subroutines to near-perfectly mimic the thought patterns and movements of anything from the lowly squirrel to a Guardian Sentinel.
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  19. But I wanted this to be the full experience. I wanted these simulations to be the ultimate in immersive virtual reality, so I decided to up the ante with the Neural Impulse & Reactive Virtual Headset, or NIRVH.
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  21. Huh...... NIRVH sounds oddly familiar......
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  23. Like the name of a shady organization from some kind of anime about major depression and questionably religious themes and imagery. Must be my memory getting the better of me. Time to get back onto the topic at hand.
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  25. The NIRVH is designed to go around a user's eyes, linking into their neural network to create a real-time feedback and response system that tracks thoughts, actions, and even the intent. By combining this process with a detailed holographic projection arena, we can create extremely sophisticated simulations that play on the user's own reactions to what we virtually project to get a realistic interpretation of how different individuals will react to given situations.
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  27. Of course, I simply HAD TO up the scale from mere law enforcement and standard issue military.
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  31. [Subject]: Miagani Island
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  33. [Footnotes]:
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  35. This brings me to Miagani Island. A personal favourite of mine in my company and I's achievements in this day and age.
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  37. Remember the Oculus Morpheus VR System I spoke of? And how I simply NEEDED to take it to the extreme?
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  39. Miagani Island is that extreme. An entire island that I've personally purchased, off the coast of Canada, to serve as the single largest simulation arena in the world. And I don't just mean in terms of surface area. The simulations run on the island were designed to serve the purpose of training the Guardian Sentinels fielded by the Global Union of Divisions.
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  41. Naturally, this meant a truly ludicrous amount of drone-based and ground-bound projectors to produce the absolute highest quality holograms, as well as full-on synthetic A.I. subroutines to run their thought patterns and movements.
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  43. Thanks to me not sparing a single expense on this, as well as logs of everything we know about every single species of P.E.M.F. that have ever appeared, we can create the ultimate combat training sessions for humanity's finest.
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  45. Of course, I have yet to find a proper candidate for the NIRVH, since it works on detecting the neurological signals in a user's body, and both synthetics and Guardian Sentinels alike can merely modify their software to interact with that of the arena itself.
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  47. Although smaller scale human users can use similarly proportioned NIRVH systems, I have yet to find a use for the few prototype up-scaled variants.
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  49. However, I'm not one to deny a request of a friend of my family.
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  51. Dr. Anna Maximoff wanted these up-scaled NIRVH goggles for something, so I delivered them to her with grace. I jsut hope she can figure out more of a use for them than I could. She's got connections to some of the most prominent figures in the fledgling fields of scientific research and experimentation in the past twenty years or so.
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