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That means that GTA6 likely won't be out until 2020~
By that point, I think software like FaceRig will have a significantly smaller impact on the average computer, making it a much more plausible idea.
So if we want anything like the fulldive from SAO to happen, we have to start doing it ourselves.
It takes a few small determined companies to tackle each individual challenge : rendering the environment, figuring out ways to track and render expressions and body language (a staggering amount of human communication is actually non-verbal), figure out haptic feedback and so on . And still right now we are still rendering the output at the end of our sensing organs, so we're still an advanced BCI away from the full dive, but at least we are trying to work out the other stuff :).