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Shine posted:Now I'm gonna be sad if it's an uncommon movement option. Really wishing Payday 2 had this  .
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Ciaphas posted:well subnautica vr was certainly impressive in scale, didn't quite realize that i'm so small compared to e.g. a peeper Subnautica is my most played game in VR at about 40 hours. Plays fine for me with my I5 and 1070, except for really bad pop-in. But I've talked with other people with I7/1080 for whom the game is basically unplayable, so ymmv.
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Apr 28, 2018 21:50
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Shine posted:This game is cool, and I'm digging the "slide in the direction your hand is pointing" movement, with it being disconnected from the camera direction. I much, much prefer this to sliding around using the trackpad. Seems like it helps address one of the reasons why people were talking about a belt tracker (move in a given direction while glancing left and right). I've never heard of slide movement, that sounds awesome. I'm gonna have to give COMPOUND a try
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Apr 28, 2018 22:04
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Raskolnikov2089 posted:Subnautica is my most played game in VR at about 40 hours. Plays fine for me with my I5 and 1070, except for really bad pop-in. But I've talked with other people with I7/1080 for whom the game is basically unplayable, so ymmv. I'm on a i5 6600K and 1080Ti and it was a choppy mess the first time. Second time I tried this morning it was silky smooth but the scripting broke and it crashed shortly after The texturing was a little low quality, except for the water surface which was  , and it was cool looking. Maybe I'll give it another try, since the symptoms are changing and all.By the way, is there a hotkey or something for resetting your position or your headlook center angle or anything? When I first started the game I was in the opening scripted cutscene, looking in on the lifepod from the outside as it "crashed into the surface" 
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Apr 28, 2018 22:06
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its f2. getting into vr has really made me hate the current developer trend away from providing any out-of-game documentation for controls and gameplay. some vr games dont even have a main menu, so if theres something you cant figure out its down to trawling through steam forum posts
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Apr 28, 2018 22:54
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Apr 28, 2018 23:32
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Theyll be beaten to 8k vr at least by Pimax 8kx. Though that assumes it'll ever come out. Which looks increasingly far off.
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Apr 28, 2018 23:44
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Ciaphas posted:I'm on a i5 6600K and 1080Ti and it was a choppy mess the first time. Second time I tried this morning it was silky smooth but the scripting broke and it crashed shortly after I've never gotten a cut scene so couldn't tell you. I don't even get the voice acting from the radio messages. Still an amazing game though.
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Apr 28, 2018 23:46
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Are they also building a time machine to bring graphics cards from a decade in the future into the present day?
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FBS posted:This rules, I bought it on a whim on sale last week but haven't tried it yet. I was prepared to do the tweaks but I just don't have the same patience for that stuff like I did as a teenager. Just another person chiming in to say FO4VR is way, way better on the rift with this new beta patch. I had the mapped controls pretty well memorized so switching is a little difficult but the control scheme is MUCH better.
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Apr 28, 2018 23:56
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Surprise Giraffe posted:Theyll be beaten to 8k vr at least by Pimax 8kx. Though that assumes it'll ever come out. Which looks increasingly far off. That's only 4k per eye. You do know about the pimax's marketing fuckery, right? And read the article, which says the only 8k screens on the market right now is some very expensive, very large TVs.
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Apr 29, 2018 00:12
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A freebie that I enjoyed tinkering with for ten minutes or so: https://store.steampowered.com/app/559010/Cosmic_Sugar_VR/
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Apr 29, 2018 00:48
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Neddy Seagoon posted:I wouldn't call a basic proof-of-concept demo with only two weapons anywhere close to a "full" VR game. It's for sure a demo, But I mean in terms of like, utilising VR for what it is. And the great work the dude has done with the aesthetic. It's probably the VR game( not experience) I have sunk the most amount of time. Even in its current state it is miles ahead of most VR games available
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NoneMoreNegative posted:A freebie that I enjoyed tinkering with for ten minutes or so: Pro-10 minutes
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Apr 29, 2018 01:27
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Fallout 4 is so much better now it's not a cobbled-together mess of mods.
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Apr 29, 2018 01:32
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With the new Skyrim VR Beta patch, if you add:quote:[VR] To your Skyrimvr.ini you'll have hands present at all times in-game, holding weapons correctly and resting when neutral. Do this. Having hands on your equipment (ooer, missus) at all times makes the game feel so much better. No more floating swords! No more controllers flying around in the sky! Only bug I've seen with this is that two handed weapons will show a controller in the offhand, overlaying the hand model in the game. It still looks much better to have two hands swinging 2h weapons even if the other hand is mimed.
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The ini tweaks really helped improve Skyrim for me. I’m no longer killing NPCs when I try to talk to them since I increased the force needed to register an attack. Also, now I realize it’s possible to stow the weapons and not have fists. (Hold down dominate side’s menu button on WMR). My next task is to solve my motion sickness. This is the only game that causes it for me. I am using smooth motion and smooth turning, both things that are known to cause motion sickness. I refuse to do teleport and would like to avoid snap turning. Has anyone tried that Natural Locomotion app on Steam? The developer popped up on Reddit and claimed that it can help motion sickness. People on YouTube just look like they’re swinging their arms.
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Apr 29, 2018 05:26
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Macintosh HD posted:Has anyone tried that Natural Locomotion app on Steam? The developer popped up on Reddit and claimed that it can help motion sickness. People on YouTube just look like they’re swinging their arms. I've found the general arm-swinging style of locomotion works very well to combat motion sickness. I can go for a while using it in H3VR, but just sliding around in PayDay2 or Skyrim leaves me a little unwell eventually. Not full-on nauseated, but just a little queasy.
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Apr 29, 2018 05:36
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Neddy Seagoon posted:I've found the general arm-swinging style of locomotion works very well to combat motion sickness. I can go for a while using it in H3VR, but just sliding around in PayDay2 or Skyrim leaves me a little unwell eventually. Not full-on nauseated, but just a little queasy. Interesting. I never would’ve thought arm swinging would help that much. I’m going to try the Natural Locomotion demo then.
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I can handle artificial locomotion, but smooth turning (or any kind of artificial turning) tends to make me ill. If you have the capability to set up 360 degree tracking then I'd do that and just turn your whole body instead of using a stick. Cable management becomes an issue, untangling it after a session is usually a good idea. But the benefits to immersion are huge.
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A buddy and I recently tried out rec room, and had a fun night playing Rise of Jumbotron. Any other suggestions for good multiplayer rec room games?
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Apr 29, 2018 07:53
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Google Butt posted:What's the best VR game that utilizes your own music? I really enjoy Audioshield since it takes my Flac rips or can pull up a YouTube. The beats can be strange for some songs, even nearly impossible at higher difficulties. Several people will tell you that Soundboxing is great as well, though I've not tried that one. Thought I'd seen another game come across my Steam queue, though the name escapes me right now.
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Loaded up my old Subnautica save in VR and  ed for like 20 minutes at the sheer absurd scale of everything, but i've had my fill besides minecraft itself, are there any other good VR games in that sort of area?
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SwissCM posted:Cable management becomes an issue, untangling it after a session is usually a good idea. But the benefits to immersion are huge. Check out TurnSignal on Steam. I found it quite useful.
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I was going to recommend that but I've already recommended it a bunch in the thread (I think?), felt kind of like i was repeating myself. The biggest VR related thing I'm buying this year is probably going to be the official wireless adapter.
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Google Butt posted:What's the best VR game that utilizes your own music? Depends. BoxVR is my jam right now. Its just, the best. Buy this one. Audio Shield would be what I'd recommend for your own music, if BoxVR didn't exist. Holodance and Soundboxing are cool. But SB requires people to make maps and Holodance for me, while fun, just isnt really what I wanted. They are all good games in there own rights though.
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Ciaphas posted:Loaded up my old Subnautica save in VR and CyubeVR, but that is basically ue4 minecraft
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EbolaIvory posted:BoxVR is my jam right now. Its just, the best. Buy this one. This is probably an unpopular opinion, but I loving hate soundboxing now that I've settled into a routine with BoxVR. The majority of maps are anime soundtracks made by people who think SHITLOADS OF ORBS are more important than rhythm or placement or pace. BoxVR's algorithm is a thousand million billion times better at making beatmaps than pretty much anything on soundboxing. And the menus in soundboxing are broken as gently caress and the dev hasn't updated it in nearly a year. Waste of money, imho. BoxVR is really good, get that.
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Gonna give BoxVR a try, then. I'm surprised - why haven't I heard of this before? Outside of Soundboxing, Beat Saber and Audioshield (And that one game that takes OSU beatmaps I keep forgetting about) I've not heard about many other rhythym games of note, and this one came out in the middle of last year. Didn't know you could use your own music, I'm always up for games like that. Soundboxing is really great but yeah, some people get way too carried away expecting people to be rhythm game masters. I know it's part and parcel for the genre but just as some people aren't twitch-shooting first person pros, rhythm gamers have to start somewhere and the difficulty curves seem to be vertical when people make the beatmaps themselves.
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The UI in soundboxing is incredibly bad and some menus don't function at all. If I paid more than $5 for it I'd be pissed. When it works it is decent but I've spent as much time dealing with bugs and fighting the interface as I have actually in a song. I wouldn't recommend it.
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Dr. Fishopolis posted:This is probably an unpopular opinion, but I loving hate soundboxing now that I've settled into a routine with BoxVR. The majority of maps are anime soundtracks made by people who think SHITLOADS OF ORBS are more important than rhythm or placement or pace. BoxVR's algorithm is a thousand million billion times better at making beatmaps than pretty much anything on soundboxing. And the menus in soundboxing are broken as gently caress and the dev hasn't updated it in nearly a year. Waste of money, imho. BoxVR is really good, get that. Yeah. Same basically. I enjoy soundboxing but yeah. That’s basically why box replaced it for me too.
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Sairento VR in 3rd person dashes any belief that you are a badass and not some sort of performance art piece. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSUTLuUgGJM
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Twibbit posted:Sairento VR in 3rd person dashes any belief that you are a badass and not some sort of performance art piece. Oh man I really should play more Sairento
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drat, Compound rules. Really wish there was more to it, but I'm definitely enjoying it so far. Is there more than just one level?
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Taintrunner posted:Oh man I really should play more Sairento I didn't even realize sairento got a campaign. Looks like it's been updated a lot since I played it last summer
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CodfishCartographer posted:drat, Compound rules. Really wish there was more to it, but I'm definitely enjoying it so far. Is there more than just one level? Just one level that loops and gets more difficult. Highly recommend only playing on difficult
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CodfishCartographer posted:drat, Compound rules. Really wish there was more to it, but I'm definitely enjoying it so far. Is there more than just one level? The dev came out recently and said he's working on a full game. Posted some videos of new weapons, enemies and locations, looked pretty neat.
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nightwisher posted:The dev came out recently and said he's working on a full game. Posted some videos of new weapons, enemies and locations, looked pretty neat. Shotgun:  Railgun:  
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Ok uh yeah BoxVR completely destroys the competition in its subgenre of audio based punchies Added bonus that I've been taking boxing lessons IRL recently and with the gloves rotated to put my thumb in the right (ish) place, I can just do the exercises i learned there: jabs with the forward hand are quick and jerky things with no hip, everything else has some hip and pivot in it without shifting your CoG; and it works perfectly for every punch if my form is good
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