Originally posted by Bentley
You forgot guns.
Relics outside of gaming. If someone needs a weapon to harm another, refer to my rule two pages back, and the tech now exists to enforce it while also enforcing peace, progress, and keeping our free-will in tact all the while.
In gaming, now that depends if the gaming is about 21st century warfare or 11th century warfare with medieval weapons, knights, and Dragons. You could even experience a 100% realistic virtual world in such a game, as a dragon, or some other mythical beast of your choosing. I might be Superman, impervious to bullets.
Indeed in the virtual world there may be a such thing as "Imagination Warfare". In which your avatar's capabilities in-game are related directly to what the player can imagine. Literally a battle that would feel as real as when the game is over, however during this battle your strength might increase from a starting point of being able to lift thirty times your body weight, to one hundred octillion times the mass of the earth. Your speed increasing from 100mph to a trillion times that of light when uninhibited during the early universe as particles as fast as tachyons. There are no limitations but what you can't define through a lack of visualizing and therefore manifestation in the virtual world.