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This is the GTA mod without having to watch Youtube: https://github.com/LukeRoss00/gta5-real-mod
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Is there something I'm missing about the combat in Moss? The rest of the game is delightful, but whenever I get to a combat arena it just turns into a slog. I'll grab a beetle with my hand, but as soon as I hit it, it breaks the stun and often immediately counter-hits. It feels like they have a weak spot under their wings that I could reveal and take advantage of if I knew the right gesture, but I don't. Do I just need to be dodging more and using my hands mainly for crowd control or something?
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 20:16 |
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Less Fat Luke posted:This is the GTA mod without having to watch Youtube: I linked it first thing in my post 🤷♂️ github pages just have nothing visually going on, might as well set expectations and give some a vid to scrub through if posters can't google
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 21:01 |
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Tomathan posted:For anyone who is currently obsessed with pop one like me, this guy is almost getting the level 60 avatar which is an insane amount of time to put into a game. Also he is insanely good at the game. He is also a crazy toxic dickhead which is unfortunate because he is currently the face of the game. I will not deny his skill, however. Dude is on another level. I tend to watch the smaller guys, DirtySixxer is a current fav. He has a skill set that’s much better than mine, but still achievable by mere mortals. I learn a lot from him, whereas when I watch vape it’s more “how did he even do that?” And I don’t learn much despite being crazy impressed Also Sixxer is a super nice dude.
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 21:10 |
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Yeah I just checked in on the vapelifeyo guy and he's grinding for XP rushing through war-mode lobbies calling people bitches for playing the game mode the way it's meant to be played and he is deriding any new players getting wet with the game because they're impeding his progression towards a gold skin for something? So far not a very appealing streamer
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 21:28 |
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forest spirit posted:Yeah I just checked in on the vapelifeyo guy and he's grinding for XP rushing through war-mode lobbies calling people bitches for playing the game mode the way it's meant to be played and he is deriding any new players getting wet with the game because they're impeding his progression towards a gold skin for something? Yeah I watched his stream for a few minutes and if he is the face of the game I'd hope the rest of the body is in much better shape
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 21:40 |
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Wait a minute are you telling me that a guy with the handle "vapelifeyo", who holds in his hand a vape as well as a controller, and who has a wall cases of cheap beer behind him... is toxic?
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 21:43 |
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I will also say they really nailed the gameplay loop in Pop1 more than any other VR shooter I’ve tried. The noise that plays when you hit people and the sound effect for a kill, the fanfare when you win, the glow behind the scoreboard for a win, it’s all designed to hit those serotonin boosts that Call of Duty does so well, and dammit, it works! Skip to 6:00 for the good stuff. I was recording this on the quest so there is no mic audio from me, I’m not being a psychopath and ignoring my team https://youtu.be/Lwu4yaICgVk E: on the toxicity front, actually playing the game It’s really pretty chill. I play at night so I mostly get other adults and no one gets worked up. Enderzero and I did get a lobby with a racist 9 year old in it, but he wasn’t in our squad and that’s honestly quite rare. The worst that usually happens is you get some wide-eyed kid who’s just happy to be there but you have to revive 30 times lol Vape is the Ninja of Pop1 basically. A big personality, a skill set to back up how he runs his mouth and a gaggle of people coming for the crown. Doesn’t excuse his poo poo behavior though. It’s unfortunate that he is the first streamer most experience with Pop1, simply because he’s the most popular and at the top of the list when you pick Pop1 on twitch. Beve Stuscemi fucked around with this message at 22:05 on Feb 16, 2021 |
# ? Feb 16, 2021 21:47 |
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Fanatical currently has a bundle with Dirt Rally 2.0 for $5 (+ a bunch of other games) and all the DLC for an extra $2. Seems like a good VR racing experience. Anyone have any experience with it in VR?
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 22:10 |
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All this Pop1 talk makes me think it could have a dedicated thread? Thoughts?
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 22:13 |
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I eventually refunded Pop1 because there was no Solo mode and I'm socially inept enough to not really want to talk to a group of randos. I feel like a liability when I jump in a squad without voice chat and have no idea what I'm doing. These are all standard BR problems but I do like when I at least have an option of going in solo to get a feel for things and learn without having to also account for what everyone else on my squad is doing. I know that dude in that video isn't indicative of the Pop1 experience as a whole but the whole getting pissed at new players for not playing right or whatever is always what inevitably turns me off from interacting with pubs in games like this.drat Dirty Ape posted:Fanatical currently has a bundle with Dirt Rally 2.0 for $5 (+ a bunch of other games) and all the DLC for an extra $2. Seems like a good VR racing experience. Anyone have any experience with it in VR? There's people itt who love it and have no issues with it but the game made me super sick. I think it was just the perfect intersection of muddy textures, fast motion in a car while sitting perfectly still in a chair, and my proclivity towards getting into accidents in this game that really did a number on me. I'm not speaking for everyone who has played it but my experience was not great. The game itself rules though if you're looking for a fun, rear end clenchingly tense racing experience. explosivo fucked around with this message at 22:18 on Feb 16, 2021 |
# ? Feb 16, 2021 22:13 |
Dirt Rally owns in VR. Buy it. Jim Silly-Balls posted:All this Pop1 talk makes me think it could have a dedicated thread? Thoughts?
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 22:19 |
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On the other hand I have no issues with it, if you do get the bundle I would say pay the extra few bucks to get all the DLC as well. It adds in all the content from Dirt Rally 1 as well as a load more cars and rallycross tracks. Plus the Colin McRae pack which is really cool to play through.
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 22:22 |
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drat Dirty Ape posted:Fanatical currently has a bundle with Dirt Rally 2.0 for $5 (+ a bunch of other games) and all the DLC for an extra $2. Seems like a good VR racing experience. Anyone have any experience with it in VR? My wife cut a corner, rolled her car, and got floored by motion sickness. Literally. Was laying on the floor. Blaming me as if it was my fault she didn't follow her co-driver's instructions. What part of "RIGHT THREE DON'T CUT" didn't you understand? YMMV.
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 22:23 |
Mentally processing "don't cut" a split-second too late is a time-honored tradition in rally sims.
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 22:24 |
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drat Dirty Ape posted:Fanatical currently has a bundle with Dirt Rally 2.0 for $5 (+ a bunch of other games) and all the DLC for an extra $2. Seems like a good VR racing experience. Anyone have any experience with it in VR? I can't play it any other way now. It's incredible. Check out the video I posted a couple pages back
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 22:52 |
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explosivo posted:I eventually refunded Pop1 because there was no Solo mode and I'm socially inept enough to not really want to talk to a group of randos. I feel like a liability when I jump in a squad without voice chat and have no idea what I'm doing. These are all standard BR problems but I do like when I at least have an option of going in solo to get a feel for things and learn without having to also account for what everyone else on my squad is doing. I know that dude in that video isn't indicative of the Pop1 experience as a whole but the whole getting pissed at new players for not playing right or whatever is always what inevitably turns me off from interacting with pubs in games like this. I dunno, I’ve had people literally apologize at the end of matches and I’ve never seen a bad response. I got completely carried to a win the other day (I had 0 kills and we still won) and I thanked them for carrying me and everyone just laughed. I think people get more self conscious about it than they need to. It’s a battle Royale game, which automatically means you won’t win all the time, people get that.
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 22:56 |
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Thoom posted:Is there something I'm missing about the combat in Moss? The rest of the game is delightful, but whenever I get to a combat arena it just turns into a slog. I'll grab a beetle with my hand, but as soon as I hit it, it breaks the stun and often immediately counter-hits. It feels like they have a weak spot under their wings that I could reveal and take advantage of if I knew the right gesture, but I don't. Yeah, hands are more for cc rather than attacking setups. The combat is pretty light (it's meant to be a chill game, really) and actually gets a bit easier as you progress. Once you get one sword upgrade the basic enemies take one basic combo to kill and it's more of an endurance item after that.
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 22:56 |
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Thoom posted:Is there something I'm missing about the combat in Moss? The rest of the game is delightful, but whenever I get to a combat arena it just turns into a slog. I'll grab a beetle with my hand, but as soon as I hit it, it breaks the stun and often immediately counter-hits. It feels like they have a weak spot under their wings that I could reveal and take advantage of if I knew the right gesture, but I don't. Let's be honest for a moment: Moss is liked because the lil' mouse is cute and it has a pleasing fairy tale atmosphere, it's fairly polished, but... that's pretty much it. The platforming is very average, the puzzles aren't very imaginative and the combat is eh, bordering on mediocre. It isn't a game that people recommends thanks to its tight gameplay.
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 23:16 |
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DelphiAegis posted:Yeah, hands are more for cc rather than attacking setups. The combat is pretty light (it's meant to be a chill game, really) and actually gets a bit easier as you progress. Once you get one sword upgrade the basic enemies take one basic combo to kill and it's more of an endurance item after that. Yeah, I have the sword upgrade now and stuff dies faster. Just felt like there was a little something missing early on, which could have bitten me if there was a whole mechanic I was ignoring by brute forcing the combat.
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# ? Feb 16, 2021 23:20 |
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explosivo posted:I eventually refunded Pop1 because there was no Solo mode and I'm socially inept enough to not really want to talk to a group of randos. I feel like a liability when I jump in a squad without voice chat and have no idea what I'm doing. These are all standard BR problems but I do like when I at least have an option of going in solo to get a feel for things and learn without having to also account for what everyone else on my squad is doing. I know that dude in that video isn't indicative of the Pop1 experience as a whole but the whole getting pissed at new players for not playing right or whatever is always what inevitably turns me off from interacting with pubs in games like this. I get where you're coming from, I generally hate forced voice interaction with games, especially FPS's. For some reason VR feels different for me, maybe it's cause by definition everyone using a VR headset automatically has voice? In any case I have been incredibly surprised with how people handle themselves. I"ve played with girls and little kids on the same team along with adults and no one belittles each other or does anything except try to help each other out. I've also had a few matches with weedlordbonerhitler types but they generally cash out quickly since they're also lovely at the game. The only real 'upset' is whether or not to hot drop each game, but people are definitely learning to stay together more which is nice to see. I should mention there is a solo mode, you can play with bots, and even do co-op with bots. Definitely recommend this to understand how each gun handles.
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 02:25 |
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The bots have gotten better during one of these updates too. They used to just stand around dumbfounded by your mere existence and now they at least run and shoot. It’s still not any kind of replacement for real humans but they are good for learning how to snipe and get used to the various guns
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 03:05 |
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Just did this: (Super vague Half Life Alyx spoilers, covered just in case) Replayed the game start to finish and boy does it hold up on a second playthrough. Really magnificent. Jeff was not scary this time around, which is kinda funny because he was the most terrifying gaming experience of my life the first time and I had nightmares afterward. That section still holds up as some of the most brilliant game design I've ever played, though. caldrax fucked around with this message at 05:46 on Feb 17, 2021 |
# ? Feb 17, 2021 05:39 |
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The part in the Jeff chapter where you open the cabinet to get the power cell and a bottle starts slowly rolling towards the edge is so simple but so effective and is the kind of game design space where VR truly shines. It's a unique bit of gameplay that they don't have to telegraph or tutorialize at all. You just know you have to catch it, so you do.
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 05:52 |
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I just got 9 kills in a Pop:1 war game. Carried the entire team at one point.
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 05:54 |
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Thoom posted:The part in the Jeff chapter where you open the cabinet to get the power cell and a bottle starts slowly rolling towards the edge is so simple but so effective and is the kind of game design space where VR truly shines. It's a unique bit of gameplay that they don't have to telegraph or tutorialize at all. You just know you have to catch it, so you do. I actually failed to do that the first time around, and it's an achievement, I got it the second time though. But yeah that whole chapter, the kind of crazy subtle finesse movements you're doing. I want more gameplay like that in games. Manipulation on a micro scale. It's funny we have this new medium basically and a lot of gameplay is still kind of in a controller/mouse and keyboard mindset, there's so much intricacy we could have now. Not that bashing and shooting dudes isn't fun. I've also still only scratched the surface of VR gaming, too, so I'm sure there are plenty of games that scratch that more subtle itch that I haven't explored yet (I was really impressed with Lone Echo, for example).
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 06:02 |
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Thoom posted:The part in the Jeff chapter where you open the cabinet to get the power cell and a bottle starts slowly rolling towards the edge is so simple but so effective and is the kind of game design space where VR truly shines. It's a unique bit of gameplay that they don't have to telegraph or tutorialize at all. You just know you have to catch it, so you do. You will never feel more smug in VR than catching the bottle the headcrab knocks off the plank.
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 06:03 |
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Nuts and Gum posted:I just got 9 kills in a Pop:1 war game. Carried the entire team at one point. I just got carried to a win in normal BR but also :feelsbad:
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 06:50 |
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Nuts and Gum posted:I just got 9 kills in a Pop:1 war game. Carried the entire team at one point. More the half the server slain by your hand, not bad. Had a unique win today; game started and we never got a third squadmate. I absolutely nailed a grenade toss on the penultimate survivor while he was trying to revive and my rando partner finished it off, for his first win ever.
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 07:00 |
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Enderzero posted:More the half the server slain by your hand, not bad. Had a unique win today; game started and we never got a third squadmate. I absolutely nailed a grenade toss on the penultimate survivor while he was trying to revive and my rando partner finished it off, for his first win ever. I've never gotten a grenade kill, let alone a game ending grenade kill. Someday...someday
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 07:08 |
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Spent an hour dicking around in NomaiVR, the Outer Wilds VR mod. It's insanely impressive for something that a fan hacked into the game. You use your gadgets by retrieving them from your toolbelt with motion controls, and the spaceship UX is reworked so that the landing camera is just another instrument panel that you can look down at after you turn it on. Overall, it's a higher effort VR port than Resident Evil 7, and it's a handful of QOL and control fixes away from being an experience I would recommend to anyone. Anyone who has really strong VR legs, anyway. The main two things that were problematic for me were the jetpack controls (especially in zero-G, where forward is oriented based on your suit rather than based on your look direction, but there isn't really anything to orient you with that other than discovering that you're not going where you wanted to, and spinning around until you are) and the weird use of the grip button as a modifier for a bunch of things, which works really poorly on knuckles, but at the same time I couldn't figure out any better thing to bind that to without breaking the rest of the control scheme. It's one of those rare games that I think would be better on Oculus or Vive wands. It also suffers slightly from issues of scale because the game wasn't designed for VR, so everything looks *huge*.
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 07:32 |
I'm still a ways off from silksheets' CoD record, but I just experienced a personal best for "get called a racial slur in a public Rec Room space" at 3.5 seconds, using my secret technique of "be black and stand around."
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 08:24 |
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Shine posted:I'm still a ways off from silksheets' CoD record, but I just experienced a personal best for "get called a racial slur in a public Rec Room space" at 3.5 seconds, using my secret technique of "be black and stand around." Yeah that sounds about right.
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 09:05 |
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Finally, all my IRL range time has paid off - I got accused last night of aimbotting in Pavlov. I'm 96% sure they were joking...
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 13:53 |
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Thoom posted:Spent an hour dicking around in NomaiVR, the Outer Wilds VR mod. It's insanely impressive for something that a fan hacked into the game. Yeah I loaded it up a while back and it's technically impressive as hell but I could never play through the game that way It was also pretty laggy for me but that's probably because my PC is starting to show its age a bit. I already beat it so I just flew around and oo'd and aa'd at it before quitting out of it for good.
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 15:33 |
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Thoom posted:Spent an hour dicking around in NomaiVR, the Outer Wilds VR mod. It's insanely impressive for something that a fan hacked into the game. You use your gadgets by retrieving them from your toolbelt with motion controls, and the spaceship UX is reworked so that the landing camera is just another instrument panel that you can look down at after you turn it on. Overall, it's a higher effort VR port than Resident Evil 7, and it's a handful of QOL and control fixes away from being an experience I would recommend to anyone. Anyone who has really strong VR legs, anyway. For zero-g, look on the floor and you should see footprints telling you which way to be facing. That made a huge difference for me.
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 16:23 |
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VR sickness is odd. I’ve put tons of hours into Orbus VR and have never gotten sick. Yesterday I tried out Ancient Dungeon for about a half hour and then was nauseated for the rest of the night. To me, the movement all felt the same for both. why does one make me sick and one I can play for hours no problem?
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 17:48 |
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Any stutters or lag? Stutters kill me.
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 18:21 |
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No it seemed just as smooth as Orbus
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 18:22 |
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# ? Jun 6, 2024 09:34 |
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Orbus also tends to be in larger, outdoor areas. You experience the movement differently since stuff appears to move slower. With enclosed walls, you feel like you're going much faster, which could have an impact
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# ? Feb 17, 2021 18:22 |