tried Oculus for the first time this weekend, was pretty mindblown and considering spending money on that instead of a new PS5
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01-18-2021, 12:09 PM #31
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01-18-2021, 01:19 PM #35
You're smoking crack. I haven't tried the Rift, but PSVR and the Oculus Quest are crazy immersive. I played Resident Evil 7 on the psvr and it's crazy how good it is. Played Firewall Zero Hour which is like a Rainbow 6 tactical shooter and it was mind blowing realistic. It feels like you're standing by real people in real life.
And the Trolling potential in VR is off the charts, I haven't experienced or seen any yet, but it will make or break you. Things feel much more personal. If i get in your face in VR, it's gonna feel like I'm in your face for real.
I have nothing bad to say about PSVR outside of having to deal with several connections. The main issue with PSVR is that it's wired. Once they go wireless and utilize the PS5 power it'll be great.
They're starting to use it in the Construction field too. Hell, imagine searching for houses online with a vr option. You can inspect the home right in your chair.
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01-18-2021, 01:46 PM #36
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01-18-2021, 01:53 PM #37
Well it is kind of a gimmicky nerd thing right now. It just requires a ton of specialized equipment and a lot of dedication, and the effects of VR gaming definitely isn't the sort of thing that is going to agree with everybody. It's sort of the same way it was in the past, more accessible but still not where it needs to be to really work easily for most people. It's no wonder why you can only find nerds on the internet who are passionate about it.
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01-18-2021, 02:34 PM #38
that's why the quest 2 is so good. requires no set up other than doing a quick guardian/play area tracing thing. no base stations, no wires, no high end PC required (you can hook it up to a PC via a cable or using virtual desktop+wifi tho), all you need is the headset and controllers. plus, it's only $300 for the base model so it's absolutely accessible and much easier to use than gen 1 headsets
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01-18-2021, 08:44 PM #45
Not really man, my Quest 2 plays wirelessly stand alone, or tethered to PC with a simple USB 3 cable. No cameras or wires and chit going all over my room, just plug and play basically. A few of my PC newbie friends picked them up and we've been having a blast.
If I had no friends with it though I'd never use it to be fair lol. It's amazing for social/multiplayer with people you know + a few drinks.
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01-19-2021, 06:22 PM #48
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Well enjoy your long nap boyo, that's a pretty specific request.
But yea, VR is nuts. Superhot is crazy fun, the walking dead is great, and if you've got the pc to run it, Half Life is another level. Hell, just a simple zombie shooting game like Drop Dead Dual Strike multiplayer is fun as chit.Early AM workout crew.
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01-20-2021, 02:22 AM #50
Been waiting for it to be better. I played half life alyx on the index on a pretty beefy computer and it was great, very very immersive. It still felt kind of janky though you know, like grabbing things was derpy. I lost my balance a few times due to the way motion was handled. I think there needs to be a full locomotion/stop system for VR to really take off. The omni-directional treadmill is a good direction. The problem I am seeing is VR that incorporates full body movement requires very complex rigging that could only be feasible in a commercial setting. VR themeparks maybe? The Void in Utah tried/is trying to do something like that.
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01-20-2021, 09:12 AM #51
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02-11-2021, 01:47 AM #52
Been watching a lot of netflix on my quest 2. Pretty cool having basically a cinema sized display, and the quality is decent enough for me.
Also starting a cut again and beat saber is a pretty good supplement. Theres a calorie tracker that isn't too accurate, but you can definitely tell you are getting some exercise in. Basically a week in so far putting in about an hour or two, and im getting pretty good pretty quick. Fun way to burn some calories whenever. Interested in seeing where i might be three months from now if i keep it up.
Unfortunately I don't have any friends with one yet so I havent been able to get the full vr experience. Mainly just netflix and beatsaber is all I have really got to experience, and its definitely been worth the money so far.No signature
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02-14-2021, 03:28 PM #59
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First time playing my Quest 2, Thrill of the Fight. Neat.
Turn around and see a guy standing there and damn near lose my sht, then I remember it's VR. Dammit. Not that the graphics are that good, but it caught me by surprise, fcking ref just standing behind me.Short cuts to success are often paved with lies.
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