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Also am I blind and didn't notice or is there no option to adjust crouch sensitivity in Payday 2? I have a real problem with the game just deciding that I'm "crouched" if I so much as slouch slightly below my calibrated height. I have to literally stand up stock-straight with my chest all stuck out in order to run sometimes, like I can't just stand in a relaxed pose or the game thinks I'm crouching.
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King Vidiot posted:Also am I blind and didn't notice or is there no option to adjust crouch sensitivity in Payday 2? I have a real problem with the game just deciding that I'm "crouched" if I so much as slouch slightly below my calibrated height. I have to literally stand up stock-straight with my chest all stuck out in order to run sometimes, like I can't just stand in a relaxed pose or the game thinks I'm crouching. There is a height calibration in the VR settings on the VR menu to the left, I've had it happen a few times where somehow my floor got hosed up and all the sudden I was crouchwalking everywhere and had no idea why I was moving slow until my friend mentioned it. Re-doing the guardian calibration then running the in-game height calibration usually cleared it up for me.
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Yeah I played for a whole day wondering why I was so slow not realizing the game thought I was crouched the whole time, check your floor/belt height settings if possible.
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Just picked up the Quest 2 with the elite strap and I'm about ready to get ahead of the inevitable, pack the strap straight back into the box and find a third party solution. After reading about the ups and downs of the strap's durability for a while, holding it in person just makes me wonder how these absurdly flimsy side brackets don't crumble under normal usage. I've never felt anything feel less sturdy and I've used several Playstation branded peripherals!!
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My elite strap is holding up well , after 8 months? It's flexible, that's the key to not breaking*. * Or at least it's intended to be flexible.
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Flexibility is its strong suit, some of them just become way too flexible!
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Jul 6, 2021 20:33
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Hp reverb g2 is down to $450 at walmart, just grabbed one for myself
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This is an offsite thing but this post on reddit is kind of interesting. OP confesses to indulging in dumb stuff in VR like talking back to (non-interactive) characters in games, and it turns out that actually quite a lot of people seem to do the same! e: Also makes me think whiteboards and markers should be mandatory in every VR game The Eyes Have It fucked around with this message at 19:31 on Jul 12, 2021 |
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I absolutely gave the Combine a number of middle fingers, isn't that the whole point of the Index's finger recognition? And I slapped a corpse's head back and forth quite a few times for shooting me.
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I sometimes talk to guys in Alyx or whatever. Mostly I’ll just wave my hands around or shoo them off and gesture wildly. Especially in the bits where someone is just talking to you for a bit. Lots of nodding or shaking my head.
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If you don’t do the macarena while waiting for your opponent to serve in Eleven, can you even call yourself a VR gamer???
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I'm only a couple of chapters into Alyx but I've given every friendly NPC an enthusiastic thumbs up. Hadn't considered middle fingers... I guess they'd be possible on Quest controllers?
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I would just blast the friendly NPC's in H3VR Return of the Rotwieners whenever they made a bad pun. Sometimes leading to a reset of the run.
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I say things I’d say if I were a badass action hero mostly I was pretty quiet during Alyx because it was creepy as poo poo most of the time. Speaking of, are there any games that react to your real life voice? Like enemies alerting if you talk or something like that?
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:I say things I’d say if I were a badass action hero mostly Phasmophobia. My best encounter was when I was new and we had a ghost that responds to solo people and I drew the short start. *Turns on spiritbox* "Hello" "KILL" *door slams, lights die,, ghost appears and starts walking straight at me* "Alright, I'll be outside. You guys can get the last clue"
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:I say things I’d say if I were a badass action hero mostly I'm pretty sure Alyx does that, I was curious during the Jeff section so I yelled "hey Jeff!" and he immediately murdered me
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The Eyes Have It posted:Seems to me that's an indicator that in general in VR there's a lot of engagement just waiting to happen. I mean, people are independently indulging in this behavior all by themselves -- even with content that is not actually interactive -- just because it feels natural and good to do it. Every time I take the headset off after a session of Blade & Sorcery I have a moment where I reflect on the things I did to the npcs 
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Doesn't saints & sinners do that as well? Though it's a toggle-able option so you may not have noticed or turned it on.
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Really tempted to pull the trigger on Tales of Glory or Into the Radius, but single developer perpetually in development games make me nervous. e: same with Blade and Sorcery too, but that's not on sale so there is no rush there.
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FWIW, having just played the entirety of Into the Radius, I will agree that parts of it are janky as gently caress, but it is a really solid experience. I clocked in at 30 hours total and there were some legitimate good "oh gently caress" moments from something jumping out when I wasn't expecting it. It aims for and really nails the S.T.A.L.K.E.R., but in VR vibe. Just like stalker some poo poo is not explained well so look up a tips article/video a bit after playing so you can kick yourself for not realizing poo poo sooner than I did. If you can handle the jank and work around it, you'll enjoy yourself. I did dislike that after the ending, the option I chose apparently forced me into Ironman mode on the same save slot, completely nuking all my progress (and cash) so I couldn't go back to a previous save and gently caress around with weapons I didn't touch during the game. I want to play again, but it feels bad going from having all the money to literally nothing for now. Maybe in a year or so.
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I tried to play Cosmodread and it seems like a real good game but it was too spooky...I couldn't do it.
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posting this here because I was curious about the Firewatch VR mod, but the person who made the Outer Wilds VR mod has a Patreon and if you become a patron you get access to an early build of their Firewatch VR mod https://patreon.com/raivr
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I guess it's time to get back into phasmophobia. It's been awhile. Also, Sniper Elite comes out in 2 days. I hope it doesn't poo poo the bed, because I've been waiting for awhile for that one. I just want a good single player shooter in which I can just chill and snipe some nazis.
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Did anyone ever figure out a good treadmill thing to let you just walk in VR without hitting the boundaries?Jim Silly-Balls posted:Speaking of, are there any games that react to your real life voice? Like enemies alerting if you talk or something like that? Several games allow you to use your voice to navigate dialogue trees. I never thought about it before, but I wish everyone would let you navigate in-game menus that way. It would instantly improve every menu experience so much. Now I wish flatscreen computers could be voice controlled. Skyrim (via mod?) allows you to shout dragon shouts.
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LLSix posted:Did anyone ever figure out a good treadmill thing to let you just walk in VR without hitting the boundaries? Nope. They are all weird and fucky.
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LLSix posted:Did anyone ever figure out a good treadmill thing to let you just walk in VR without hitting the boundaries? The closest to something you can get and kinda-sorta-slightly works is the Kat Walk C: https://www.kat-vr.com/products/kat-walk-c It currently is $1300 pre-shipping and has a 90 day lead time. There's dozens of profession and casual users on YouTube with them. You see a lot of selection bias from people who just dropped that much money and hope on such a janky device, and the tell is that almost no one is still using it months after their initial unboxing.
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Zero VGS posted:The closest to something you can get and kinda-sorta-slightly works is the Kat Walk C: https://www.kat-vr.com/products/kat-walk-c lmao just push forward on the control stick. like just don't get sick
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Zero VGS posted:The closest to something you can get and kinda-sorta-slightly works is the Kat Walk C: https://www.kat-vr.com/products/kat-walk-c Do all VR treadmills make you walk like a dork? Or is it just something about their video?
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BrainDance posted:Do all VR treadmills make you walk like a dork? Or is it just something about their video? The combo of inverted walking physics and tiny little steps makes it look really weird. The average walking stride length (from footstep to footstep) is something like 120 - 150 cm, and that thing is pretty small compared to that scale, so you have to take tiny baby steps to not walk off the thing. That one in particular also makes it seem like you just have to slide the dumb shoes, which is the opposite of how we normally walk: plant foot, heave body over fixed foot position, plant other foot. This treadmill makes you hold your body steady while you slide your feet around underneath yourself. Any of them that work that way rather than having an actual moving belt of some sort will have this weird look to it. It's kind of a similar effect to when in a video game or animation, the speed with which the character moves their legs doesn't match up with their actual rate of motion over the ground, so everything looks slidey and unrealistic.
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That's good, SteamVR can be a pain with needing restarts sometimes, so if it can unfuck itself then that should make things less painful.
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A good down-conversion, or up-conversion. PCVR obviously looks a lot better but it does give off the feeling of being prettied up, rather than it being the lead platform. Quest is compromised but the cuts are commendable, textures detail holds up really well thanks to clever tiling techniques, but what's most telling is the geometry of the levels, which looks suspiciously close to even PCVR. There's some extra detail in stuff like rubble but the world in general doesn't look completely barren by comparison, something many other ports have suffered from. PSVR is so blurry that I'd probably go for Quest over it.
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Shine posted:Nope. They are all weird and fucky. https://www.deca.net/decamove/ Gets really decent reviews from people. Hopefully mine will be here soon but yeah. Not a treadmill but not joystick either.
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Isn't that an entirely different thing though? The deca move is basically a hip tracker, I thought. Unless I misunderstood the locomotion talk about treadmills, etc. With the move, body orientation and therefore movement direction can be unlocked from player point of view and/or controller direction. Something that doesn't really exist yet.
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EbolaIvory posted:https://www.deca.net/decamove/ Can I set a hip thrust to sprint?
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The Eyes Have It posted:Isn't that an entirely different thing though? The deca move is basically a hip tracker, I thought. Unless I misunderstood the locomotion talk about treadmills, etc. It was actually decently hard to figure this out from the Decamove website, and even then I only got it when I watched a video of someone explaining (wrongly, it turns out!) how current VR movement works. You have it right, ability to move (via joystick like normal) in the direction your hips are moving rather than your head or controller. I can see the use for that and am actually interested myself, though doesn't really seem to be anything like the slide-in-a-bowl locomotion solutions we have so far.
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Bondematt posted:Can I set a hip thrust to sprint? Climbing stairs is as simple as https://twitter.com/luchablog/status/1412570325041168387?s=20
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I have written on my calendar to expect my early order of the Deca Move back in June, but that's true of a couple other things too, now  I hear you about it not being really clear up front what the move "is", exactly.
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