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Bad Munki posted:Anyone know of any cool VR thing to do on a treadmill? Meta-native or PCVR are both fine. Have my treadmill set up as a walking desk and it's been great, been getting in lots of hours, but I was wondering if there might be anything fun for this in the VR spectrum, aside from watching movies, which is also cool. Something that more intentionally involves treadmill walking. Just learned about UEVR 'Experiences'.. super detailed environments that aren't games but might be awesome to 'walk' around in If you're on the flatscreen2vr disco they're in the uevr section.. can link an invite if you can't find it but are already in the channel
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Thoatse posted:Just learned about UEVR 'Experiences'.. super detailed environments that aren't games but might be awesome to 'walk' around in Google Earth VR might be good too.
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# ? Jan 25, 2024 23:27 |
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KillHour posted:Google Earth VR might be good too. I quite enjoy going down to 100m or so places rendered in detail like Tokyo and Godzilla stomping around
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# ? Jan 25, 2024 23:49 |
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Boneworks needs to add tracking for real melee weapons Edit: and guns
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 01:14 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GwLu82QLCw&t=3s Digital stuff interacting with physical stuff in MR. janky as gently caress right now but this is going to be insane in 3-5 years
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 03:33 |
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Koramei posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GwLu82QLCw&t=3s This is how you murder someone, hide those rolling shelves at the top of the stairs so the user trips over them and dies lol
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 03:36 |
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Laughing at this headline/subheading Pimax Crystal comes to steal the show as a budget-friendly VR headset "Selling for half the price of Apple's VR headset and offering a great VR experience, Pimax indeed has necks turned with its Crystal VR headset." https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/pimax-crystal-vr-headset-apple
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 03:42 |
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Beastie posted:Wow, Ocarina of Time 3DS looks loving sharp on Quest 3 with Citra. Did you have to mess with the Citra settings much? I tried a few random games and they were all black screens except Pilotwings, but I couldn't get past the "sign your name on the touchpad" very beginning with an Xbox controller. I'll keep messing with it, it seems rad and pretty early yet.
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 04:46 |
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Bad Munki posted:Yeah, thought about that, would need maps with no dodging. You can turn off obstacles so you don't need to dodge those, and there's a handful of options to deal with peep shooting at you, you can make it so you're invincible no matter how many bullets you facetank to outright turning off getting shot at.
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 05:03 |
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Sick game https://www.meta.com/experiences/5302178529865980/ It lets you move fast and punch fast without a lot of stuff being gated behind like, having a "stamina bar" or stuff like that, so it's more like Thrill of the Fight in that respect, but the game feels pretty tuned towards people who aren't used to the arm based locomotion, so if you move fast and punch hard it's pretty straightforward. A lot of fun though, I definitely recommend it
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 05:49 |
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explosivo posted:Being on a moving treadmill (a normal one, not, like, one of those VR treadmills) with a VR headset on feels like the most dangerous poo poo in the world to me unless you're walking unbelievably slow. Something like a stationary bike or even an elliptical I could see but I almost beef it walking on a treadmill without a headset all the time so I imagine in virtual reality it would be real dangerous or nausea inducing. Squibbles posted:Laughing at this headline/subheading half the price* *plus a desktop with a $1,000 GPU
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 08:34 |
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MikeRabsitch posted:Did you have to mess with the Citra settings much? I tried a few random games and they were all black screens except Pilotwings, but I couldn't get past the "sign your name on the touchpad" very beginning with an Xbox controller. I'll keep messing with it, it seems rad and pretty early yet. I tried two games, OoT and Starfox 64. SF was a mess with like 3 fps and bad, I didn't feel like tweaking it, and OoT ran pretty great with no tweaks, some music/audio glitches in the cutscenes, but it played amazing. I didn't really have much time to tweak on a work night but I'm looking forward to seeing what else I can play. I have Pocket Card Jockey and Luigi's Mansion as well. Really hoping for LM to playable, it's perfect for the medium.
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 13:50 |
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Roadie posted:
$1600 headset plus, let's say, a $1500-$2000 PC means you still get a desktop gaming PC good for years for the same price, if not a few hundred cheaper, as Apple's tech demo platform.
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 14:46 |
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yeah nobody should buy a pimax, but it's somehow still a decidedly less dumb purchase than the apple thing at this moment in time
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 14:48 |
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Truga posted:yeah nobody should buy a pimax, but it's somehow still a decidedly less dumb purchase than the apple thing at this moment in time There was a period of time where Pimax was the best headset for the money and the best features at the same time, but they seriously lost the plot. They've been dangling wireless transmitters "any day now" for like 5 years, and the Crystal is a step backwards in FOV which was their strongest asset. If Bigscreen could somehow get the Apple displays and give it Pimax FOV then that would be the true perfect headset.
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 15:18 |
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Me and my wife haven’t touched Quest multiplayer stuff in a couple years beyond Rec Room. Anything fun released for two people (two headsets) that isn’t horror or gun shooters (bows are fine)?
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 20:36 |
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FuzzySlippers posted:Me and my wife haven’t touched Quest multiplayer stuff in a couple years beyond Rec Room. Anything fun released for two people (two headsets) that isn’t horror or gun shooters (bows are fine)? Walkabout Mini Golf is the chill multiplayer GOAT imo
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 21:04 |
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Cosigning Walkabout. It's my most played VR game, a bunch of my friends roll out for every new DLC and play em.
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 21:13 |
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Zero VGS posted:There was a period of time where Pimax was the best headset for the money and the best features at the same time, but they seriously lost the plot. They've been dangling wireless transmitters "any day now" for like 5 years, and the Crystal is a step backwards in FOV which was their strongest asset. When? When exactly was this? Every single headset they put out was a piece of poo poo in some way. They've all been heavy to a point that I swear the person designing them is a virtual boy fan and wants everyone to wear giant rear end headgear. Pimax has always been poo poo. I don't know a single person who used one for more than the required time for resting or sponsorships. Like there was 1 dude who beat sabered in his, that was about it and anything else he did he wore a vive pro.. Not a pimax fan. not of the equipment, not of the people ive worked with from pimax.
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 21:16 |
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Zero VGS posted:If Bigscreen could somehow get the Apple displays and give it Pimax FOV then that would be the true perfect headset. This is like saying "If you could shove a V12 and the interior of an S Class into a Miata and not change the weight or gas mileage or price, then it would be the true perfect car." The BSB has almost exactly the same pixel pitch as the Apple displays, which means the Apple displays are significantly larger in total (and thus much more expensive, since you can get fewer displays out of a silicon wafer, and a higher proportion of them are likely to be defective). To get a wider FOV, you need more complex and larger optics as well.
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 21:22 |
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Koramei posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GwLu82QLCw&t=3s This is awesome! Lemming posted:This is how you murder someone, hide those rolling shelves at the top of the stairs so the user trips over them and dies lol The idea of this is hilarious. Hack someone's headset and hide the staircase underneath some hardwood floor textures.
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 21:44 |
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The only question is whether it will happen first on Black Mirror or in real life.
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 21:53 |
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FuzzySlippers posted:Me and my wife haven’t touched Quest multiplayer stuff in a couple years beyond Rec Room. Anything fun released for two people (two headsets) that isn’t horror or gun shooters (bows are fine)? If you like board/tabletop games, Demeo will probably be up your alley as the best AR/VR board game currently around (and the same company got a license to make a D&D game next, which will probably be in the same style). Thoom posted:The only question is whether it will happen first on Black Mirror or in real life. Black Mirror first, but someone will get arrested after trying to crudely duplicate it to kill their ex-spouse.
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# ? Jan 26, 2024 23:00 |
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That's a pisser Walkabout doesn't support the Quest 1 (we've got a Quest 1 and a Quest 2). I suppose I could get it on PC and try to stream it to the Q1 but I haven't tried that in ages and it used to be kinda janky. Our desktops don't have much room near them for just hooking up via cable. I suppose this could be an excuse to buy a Q3. How big of an improvement is it over the old ones? I feel like my biggest complaint from the two we have is nothing to do with refresh rate or resolution, but just the awkwardness of peering through a little porthole into a giant thing strapped to your face (which aftermarket straps help but don't eliminate). Any improvement there? I can't tell by the fov/weight comparison if it's much different. I have some Nreal XR glasses I've used a lot for playing on the Deck and I've been hoping someone would make a VR headset closer to that basic glasses formfactor with expanded blocking and some way to keep the heavier VR hardware off your head (maybe tethered to something you stick in your pocket or some such). Anything like that on the horizon at all?
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FuzzySlippers posted:Me and my wife haven’t touched Quest multiplayer stuff in a couple years beyond Rec Room. Anything fun released for two people (two headsets) that isn’t horror or gun shooters (bows are fine)? Eleven table tennis is great, as always, if you have the space. The new lenses on Q3 are pretty amazing if your issue is a lack of consistent edge-to-edge clarity. The AR is also neat for having normal conversations with the headset on and generally a useful gimmick. The FOV is improved a bit I think but still pretty average compared to the super high-end stuff. It does require more computer heft to stream PCVR due to the extra framerate and resolution, not hugely so but you want at least a 2080 or comparable, preferably newer. Private Speech fucked around with this message at 01:26 on Jan 27, 2024 |
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Wife got to try her Zenni inserts today. She’s totally blown away. Her eyes aren’t BAD, but they were definitely spoiling the view and so she got to go from Q2 un-corrected -> Q3 un-corrected -> Q3 corrected, it just keeps getting better. She said even at the moment she started it up and had the Meta logo on display, she was like, “oh wow, that’s SHARP!” Looked around in golf and said the courses are even cooler looking. Instant success. Thanks, thread! e: vvv Ha, that's funny, because these came in yesterday, too. Bad Munki fucked around with this message at 02:44 on Jan 27, 2024 |
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Bad Munki posted:Wife got to try her Zenni inserts today. She’s totally blown away. Her eyes aren’t BAD, but they were definitely spoiling the view and so she got to go from Q2 un-corrected -> Q3 un-corrected -> Q3 corrected, it just keeps getting better. I just got my Zenni inserts yesterday, although I was using my glasses so the visual change wasn't that stark, the ability to set the headset closer to my face, the fact I don't have glasses fogging up, and that I'm not worried about scratching the lenses is great. I don't have inserts on my PSVR2 - just have rubber bumpers protecting the lenses but I'm glad I got them for this. So yeah, thanks thread!
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 02:16 |
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I'm also looking for a coop (private 2 person no randos) game that's kinda like those Rec Room rpg/adventure rooms but a bit more elaborate and has a chill vibe rather than grim. I see a ton of RPG/roguelike stuff but any of it particularly good? Ideally something that has a bit of exercise in it too (lots of motion control poo poo I guess).
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 03:09 |
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You can set Dungeon of Eternity to friends only and avoid randoms I think. I've enjoyed the game so far and they've dropped some updates with new enemies and weapons somewhat recently. They also put out a roadmap so you can see what future updates they are working on. It's a solid coop hack and slash game with like 3 different mission types. I wouldn't call it grim but it isn't bright and cheery. Everything just looks like some mix of a castle, dungeon, or pyramid.
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I sort of liked Dungeons of Eternity, but I'd appreciate a confused grandpa / confused grandma difficulty mode. Either that or it needs to be a lot clearer what you're agreeing to because we went for a green level and hoo boy we got wrecked
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The Eyes Have It posted:a confused grandpa / confused grandma difficulty mode I want all games to rename their easy difficulty modes to confused grandpa/ma
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FuzzySlippers posted:That's a pisser Walkabout doesn't support the Quest 1 (we've got a Quest 1 and a Quest 2) That's an awfully funny way of saying Meta stopped supporting quest 1. It has absolutely nothing to do with software developers. You can absolutely play walkabout on quest 1, it just won't be the same version as any other platform, including Meta/Quests platforms. Nothing to do with developer whatsoever. Meta discontinued their own product so you would buy their new product Edit - VVV I mean $50 today is like $20 in the 90's and they didn't even have VR back then Edit 2 - dope rear end bubbles avatar brooooooo Shuka fucked around with this message at 11:25 on Jan 27, 2024 |
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Someone's selling a used HTC Vive (the one from five years ago) for $50. I feel like this is a really good deal, especially if it's in as good a condition as he claims - he said he only used it for a few weeks before chucking it in a drawer and forgetting about it. It's a believable enough story because there's a lot of rich kids in this small country and having dad buy an $800 VR headset only to use it for two weeks before throwing it into a drawer pretty much lines up with the typical materialistic and lack of financial mindset people have here. Should I buy it or would it be a stupid purchase? I feel like for $50, it's a steal. Especially as it'll open up VR to me. Qubee fucked around with this message at 11:16 on Jan 27, 2024 |
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Shuka posted:That's an awfully funny way of saying Meta stopped supporting quest 1. It has absolutely nothing to do with software developers. huh? I wasn't raging against the developer I just said it was a pisser I couldn't grab the game people were recommending. Other games on the store still say quest 1 supported so presumably that one in particular just required extra hardware juice.
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 11:24 |
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FuzzySlippers posted:huh? I wasn't raging against the developer I just said it was a pisser I couldn't grab the game people were recommending. Other games on the store still say quest 1 supported so presumably that one in particular just required extra hardware juice. Yeah and the way you said it was awfully funny
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Wtf is wrong with me
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Where the duck is my coffee
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Qubee posted:Someone's selling a used HTC Vive (the one from five years ago) for $50. I feel like this is a really good deal, especially if it's in as good a condition as he claims - he said he only used it for a few weeks before chucking it in a drawer and forgetting about it. It's a believable enough story because there's a lot of rich kids in this small country and having dad buy an $800 VR headset only to use it for two weeks before throwing it into a drawer pretty much lines up with the typical materialistic and lack of financial mindset people have here. Should I buy it or would it be a stupid purchase? I feel like for $50, it's a steal. Especially as it'll open up VR to me. If it's a full Vive Set with controllers and lighthouses, and not just the HMD on its own, absolutely grab it.
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 11:52 |
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Neddy Seagoon posted:If it's a full Vive Set with controllers and lighthouses, and not just the HMD on its own, absolutely grab it. Figured as much, it comes with the controllers and lighthouses. I've told the kid multiple times to try and sell it for more, as I'm offering him bottom dollar. But he just replied with "It's just sitting in my drawer and wasting". I don't even think he's selling it for the money, I think he'd just prefer someone to actually use it.
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Qubee posted:Figured as much, it comes with the controllers and lighthouses. I've told the kid multiple times to try and sell it for more, as I'm offering him bottom dollar. But he just replied with "It's just sitting in my drawer and wasting". I don't even think he's selling it for the money, I think he'd just prefer someone to actually use it. Vive wands admittedly aren't exactly the best controllers, and the Vive HMD's pretty long in the tooth now resolution-wise, but it's still a good VR setup to start with. Your main prize here is having a pair of lighthouses for dirt-cheap, as that gives you an ecosystem you can just use an Lighthouse headset down the line if you care to upgrade at some point (eg; Index, Vive Pro, Bigscreen Beyond, etc). The important thing to actually check is if it has the soft strap, or the Deluxe Audio Strap. That is worth dropping money on if it doesn't come with it.
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