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Phenotype posted:I dunno, it seems kinda hinky. I'd think you'd see your hands moving "too fast" vertically because moving them a foot IRL translates into moving them two feet ingame. I feel like my hand movements being off would be a lot more noticeable than mouse scaling, for sure. Or does that sort of thing get smoothed out?
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Danith posted:Booting up fallout 4 VR, wow they really dropped the ball here. I didn't have any performance issues but it just feels like a very low grade port. The bump maps on things are all messed up and just look very weird and with smooth movement you get hung up on every little thing. Mods improve this somewhat. Besides the popular visual mods for the 2D version there's some VR-specific ones for optimizations and graphics/hud improvements. It's worth the time to gently caress around with mods & settings for both this and Skyrim I feel like.
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Danith posted:Dead Effect 2 VR is probably my favorite. I can't believe how polished this is. It feels like it was made for VR. I'm only about 5 missions in and even though the voice acting is really bad, the game play is really fun and the graphics are pretty decent. This feels a ton better then fallout 4 VR I misread this as Dead Space 2 and got really excited for a minute there. 
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Dec 27, 2018 16:35
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Enos Cabell posted:I misread this as Dead Space 2 and got really excited for a minute there. For what it's worth, I think Dead Space would translate really well to VR, given how the menus and general world-interactions are designed as actual user interfaces. Nevermind the melee just being Isaac swinging his fist about frantically.
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Dec 27, 2018 16:38
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I got Fallout 4 VR for free with my Vive and still felt ripped off
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Dec 27, 2018 16:42
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Fallout 4 VR was a missed opportunity. Farhome is doing a good job of environmentally scaring the poo poo outa me in space.
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Dec 27, 2018 16:50
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Neddy Seagoon posted:For what it's worth, I think Dead Space would translate really well to VR, given how the menus and general world-interactions are designed as actual user interfaces. Nevermind the melee just being Isaac swinging his fist about frantically. Isn't there a part where your eyeball gets poked? That would probably be terrifying
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Dec 27, 2018 17:11
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Danith posted:Isn't there a part where your eyeball gets poked? That would probably be terrifying I don’t think that does anything to dissuade from the fact that it would be perfect in VR. That sounds terrifying, but cool as an experience.
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Dec 27, 2018 17:20
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Danith posted:Isn't there a part where your eyeball gets poked? That would probably be terrifying That's in Dead Space 2. You really do not want to gently caress up that particular minigame. And you'll be very compelled not to do so twice if you do.
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Dec 27, 2018 17:28
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Deadspace with the echo vr movement system for the zero g sections 
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Danith posted:Isn't there a part where your eyeball gets poked? That would probably be terrifying
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Dec 27, 2018 18:15
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Danith posted:Dead Effect 2 VR is probably my favorite. I can't believe how polished this is. It feels like it was made for VR. I'm only about 5 missions in and even though the voice acting is really bad, I'm Kay! I kill people! With my sword!
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mehall posted:I was just thinking that, tbh. There is, its basically a less active version of this thread though.
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Dec 27, 2018 18:48
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Fallout 4 VR is a proof of concept for Skyrim VR that got accidentally released. The worst is when you realize that dialogue audio isn't locational.
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Dec 27, 2018 19:12
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Is THIS the knuckles device you guys keep talking about? http://plexus.im/ Because holy poo poo that's awesome but holy poo poo I'm not paying $249 right now after just dropping $349 for my OcRift but for SURE in a few years I'm going to grab a pair of these.
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SabinBlitz posted:Is THIS the knuckles device you guys keep talking about? I believe the Knuckles will rely on Vive sensors and thus won't be Rift compatible.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:For what it's worth, I think Dead Space would translate really well to VR, given how the menus and general world-interactions are designed as actual user interfaces. Nevermind the melee just being Isaac swinging his fist about frantically. The creature design in that is so great. It would be terrifying
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SabinBlitz posted:Is THIS the knuckles device you guys keep talking about? These are the Knuckles we've posted about
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:Hey is this the goon-made game (by a goon who’s posts I can’t find)? Yup, that's my janky prototype game! It released on Steam yesterday and it's already getting way more feedback there (and 1000X the traffic) than it did in two weeks on Itch. Valve even sent me two free pairs of Knuckles controllers last week.
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Dec 27, 2018 19:57
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loaf posted:Yup, that's my janky prototype game! It released on Steam yesterday and it's already getting way more feedback there (and 1000X the traffic) than it did in two weeks on Itch. Valve even sent me two free pairs of Knuckles controllers last week. Whoa that’s awesome!!! Is there anything keeping it from working on a Rift? It says Vive only on the steam page
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Dec 27, 2018 20:23
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:Whoa that’s awesome!!! It uses the vive lighthouse tech for tracking.
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Dec 27, 2018 20:43
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Danith posted:Isn't there a part where your eyeball gets poked? That would probably be terrifying Theres a fantastic section in the horror game "Wilson's Heart" for VR where one of your arms gets turns to wood so you now have a limp wooden hand that can't move any fingers, pick anything up etc, and then later on you have to put your arm on a table saw, and push it through sawing your own arm off. After which you have a phantom limb syndrom of this stump you're just waiving around. It really still sticks out to me as one of the moments to really show you what VR can do that you can't experience in any other medium. You could do that stuff in any old flatscreen game, but no matter how well done it could never have the psychological trippy punch as in VR.
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Sorry, I meant the game itself, not the knuckles. I see in the reviews, people are already running the game on Rifts though, so it must work.
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Shine posted:I believe the Knuckles will rely on Vive sensors and thus won't be Rift compatible. Then it sounds like Plexus will have to be my go to as a Rift user. I like Plexus model, it's an actual glove!
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:Is there anything keeping it from working on a Rift? It says Vive only on the steam page I only have a Vive to test, but it sounds like it works on Rift (apparently the B button fires the gun) and even WMR so I should update the store page.
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Only a few days with the Rift, and the right headphone is cutting out depending on the position, and the left headphone has cut out entirely. Actually using this thing when it works has been great, and everything around that has been poo poo.
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Cicero posted:Only a few days with the Rift, and the right headphone is cutting out depending on the position, and the left headphone has cut out entirely. Actually using this thing when it works has been great, and everything around that has been poo poo. There's some plastic screws on the inside of the headband which connect the headphones. Use the little plastic tool that came with the rift, in the same plastic envelope with the lens cleaning cloth, to tighten those screws.
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Tom Guycot posted:Theres a fantastic section in the horror game "Wilson's Heart" for VR where one of your arms gets turns to wood so you now have a limp wooden hand that can't move any fingers, pick anything up etc, and then later on you have to put your arm on a table saw, and push it through sawing your own arm off. After which you have a phantom limb syndrom of this stump you're just waiving around. It really still sticks out to me as one of the moments to really show you what VR can do that you can't experience in any other medium. You could do that stuff in any old flatscreen game, but no matter how well done it could never have the psychological trippy punch as in VR.
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Ahh.. the weird shimmery texture thing that I have in FO4VR, looks like it's an issue with WMR headsets. This might fix it, I haven't tested but I'm hoping https://www.reddit.com/r/WindowsMR/comments/8kim45/fallout_4_vr_workaround_for_shadow_and_decal_wmr/
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Hellsau posted:There's some plastic screws on the inside of the headband which connect the headphones. Use the little plastic tool that came with the rift, in the same plastic envelope with the lens cleaning cloth, to tighten those screws. Then start an RMA if that dont work. Sadly, Semi common problem and depending how hard you've yanked on it throwing it on the wires inside are kinda flaky.
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I have essential tremors, a condition which can make activities like aiming in FPS games or using a laser pointer in real life difficult due to shaking. With the PSVR and Move controllers, is the aiming like trying to maintain a steady hold on a laser pointer (or a Wii remote cursor)?
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Oh man, I know this thread loved Lone Echo - I found a great followup to that while we wait for the sequel - Red Matter - it's a Cold War aesthetic moon base exploration puzzle sim, I've had a ton of fun with it so far getting wrapped up in the world, and it has all sorts of cool features. The movement has you doing little low gravity hops across the space, which is actually pretty fun! It's only 20 bucks right now and I think it's really something cool: https://store.steampowered.com/app/966680/Red_Matter/
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me your dad posted:I have essential tremors, a condition which can make activities like aiming in FPS games or using a laser pointer in real life difficult due to shaking. Yes, but with a vr rifle stock you use more of your body (shoulder + cheek) like using a real rifle, that might help.
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me your dad posted:I have essential tremors, a condition which can make activities like aiming in FPS games or using a laser pointer in real life difficult due to shaking. You could aim, or you could just shoot wildly or slash/stab/bash if you're doing melee combat. I think it's way more fun to just shoot at enemies rather than lining up the sights and being accurate, even if the first few shots miss you'll get to know the general direction to point to start hitting. Reloading a gun in H3VR or other games with reload mechanics more in depth than pressing a button and vague movements would probably be impossible.
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Pimax 5k+ FOV increase is great and a huge step up, everything else about it is worse or not worth it (resolution increase in particular, stuff runs much worse and it's not *that* much better). There's something wrong with the optics, I can't quite put my finger on it, but it hurts my eyes and makes motion sickness worse than usual. I wouldn't get it.
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I want knuckles controllers so bad. Also guys have I gushed enough about popstars expert map on beatsaber. I am blown away at how unbelievably fun it is. Its gotten me hooked in the game again. Pokerstarsvr is fun in the goofiest way. Some people take it very seriously which is hilarious to me.
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Lemming posted:Pimax 5k+ FOV increase is great and a huge step up, everything else about it is worse or not worth it (resolution increase in particular, stuff runs much worse and it's not *that* much better). There's something wrong with the optics, I can't quite put my finger on it, but it hurts my eyes and makes motion sickness worse than usual. As a followup to this and I've been trying out my Pimax and swapping it with a Rift and comparing them back and forth. About an hour ago I took 3 ibuprofen due to a headache/eye strain and my eyeballs still hurt. Jesus.
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Probably the angled screens. Didn't use or keep mine for long enough to get headaches, sold it based on my initial gut/eyeball reaction.
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Hellsau posted:There's some plastic screws on the inside of the headband which connect the headphones. Use the little plastic tool that came with the rift, in the same plastic envelope with the lens cleaning cloth, to tighten those screws.
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