That survival horror thing would be pretty beast. Even in games like Oblivion or Fallout, this could have some serious potential. For instance, whenever you're in stealth mode and you're trying to get that stealth critical and remain unnoticed. I don't know about you guys, but I can get pretty tense during those times. Your character could reflect that, start shaking a little bit, breathe a little faster, maybe even mess up the critical if you're real bad off. I know there's a couple of places in Fallout 3 where having something like this Vitality Sensor would seriously fuck with my stalking, like hunting Deathclaws in Deathclaw Sanctuary, place is creepy as fuck to begin with and Deathclaws are kinda hard to stalk when you're using a Power Fist under any circumstance.

Possibilities are endless, man.

It all does make sense. I'm just really interested in that thing [vitality sensor].
I was thinking about it and the question hit me..
What if it were to be used in a survival horror game like.
That thing feels how fast your heart is beating, and if it's faster than normal, it translates on screen.
How?
By your characters movements. If you're scared or jumpy, they can't hold the flashlight or any other objects without it being shaky. They walk a little bit slower and occasionally stumble on something.

Little quirks like that would immerse you into a game so much more, which is why I want to see what this is used for

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