I have decided ice cream & ubrelvy to help today because I immediately started getting a near migraine this windy as fuck day.
My inability to breathe isn't helping all that much either so allergies are killing me too.
I need better food but I am genuinely full on carbonized with how cooked I feel. I had to slowly wake up, like after sleeping I still had my eyes closed & had to slowly force the whole "brain get stimmed & start going again because we have an entire day to do" thing.
Now it's disc golf with a whole flicking flinging thing, with this helmet that gives you a cool video game like trajectory but it's only so good. You start on top of a flying at cruising altitude Boeing 777 that has a whole thing at the front & too to stall & warm up air while you stand on top of the fuselage.
It's filled with discs.
While you get a helmet to that zooms in & helps you see the basket, it can't account for the movement of the plane & the delay of the swing for the disc to get sent faster & further.
But you can.
It's hyper real & if you fall off (get thrown off by the wind stepping outside of the draft stall region, pushed, whatever) you fall with no parachute unless you accepted them. No false memories here, just real ones that happened but it's a sim.
That is hyper real & can hurt you physically up to a point. You can die. Yes.
But it's unlikely, doesn't mean you won't go through the pain & the death but then wake up outside of it.
Without any ability to distinguish it from reality you wake up in, it's trippy as fuck.
Anyways, hit your shots folks. Remember practice that is shit practice only makes you shittier.
I have described the flinging thing on bluesky & the stall thing on there as well as somewhere else I'm forgetting. From there you could easily model this yourself.
Two minute papers has recently put out a couple of great videos on sim modeling with great maths that would help you combine them with neural networks to further "bigger" up the sim you come run to try a normal one.
The game is still disc golf. Just a tad extreme at cruising speed & altitude.
