The Twitch streamer who put the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Elden Ring community to shame by beating the game with her mind ♊is now turn🅘ing her talents to shooting games.

Earlier this year, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:we spoke to Perrikaryal, a Twitch streamer going viral 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:for her playthrough of Elden Ring. Using a device called an Electroencephalogram (EEG) that picks up chan🌃ges in the brain's electrical activity, a little extra coding meant that a game controller could register an input - like pressing the Attack button - and make it happen in the🐻 game.

For Elden Ring, Perri's playthrough was a definite work in progress, and it took several months for her to complete the game, but the potential of the EEG for other games was clear. Now, a🐭 few months later, she's begun turning her efforts to first-person shooters like Halo and Valorant, racking up kills with an entirely hands-free approach.

The Elden Ring setup took its movement inputs from a traditional controller, but the FPS approach has made some substantial changes. Firing a gun uses the same brainwave-powered button 'press', but the movement is dictated by gyro controls in the EEG device itself while aiming is handled by eye-tracking 💝software.

A couple of montages do make the entire thing look pretty slick. In a Halo Infinite clip, Perri manages to score a couple of longer-range kills, and even a double kill. Valorant looks a little trickier, but she secured four kills in a Deathmatch (albeit one in an absolute hail of shotgun fire). Perri does admit that her Halo K/D ratio is a not-great 0.25, and I can't imagine her having much success in a ranked Valorant match, but any kill secured without putting your hands on a controller is an impressive one🌺, at least in my book.

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