Happy to contribute. All I want right now is a VR view that means I don't have to fiddle around getting a nice external camera view when I'm out exploring on foot - performance isn't an issue for that, and it seems like it should be pretty quick and easy.
Luke Ross’ VR mods require a strong computer and even stronger VR legs, are essentially the same as the original flatscreen games but with stereoscopic vision + 6 DoF headlook - and the last available figures from his Patreon showed him getting roughly $20k per month from his backers.
(and a fiver for the HUD not smacking me in the eyes every time I hit SuperCruise!)I would consider paying for it too, because I know how much time I spent in-game prior to Odyssey to feel it worth the outlay. I too would want to just use standard controls, so just a stereoscopic head-lock view would make be happy.
Heh. I think it’s reasonable for us VR players to expect additional cost considering the effort required to accommodate us, but I don’t know about that binding subscriptionI suppose it is around that time again, where I reiterate my willingness to pay extra for VR (separate from the lifetime expansion pass, and perfectly willing to pay even if others get the VR without having to). -I'll sign a binding subscription contract, if that is what it takes to make FDev feel safe about assigning man-hours, and retaining/consulting a specialist. :7
Y'hear me FDev? -Take my money!
I’d happily pay extra even though I’ve got my KS LEP, either as a one-off or otherwiseI suppose it is around that time again, where I reiterate my willingness to pay extra for VR (separate from the lifetime expansion pass, and perfectly willing to pay even if others get the VR without having to). -I'll sign a binding subscription contract, if that is what it takes to make FDev feel safe about assigning man-hours, and retaining/consulting a specialist. :7
Y'hear me FDev? -Take my money!
I would say its more that its beyond the capability of the engine it was probably looked at in the early days of oddity and quickly canned and then grey-screened... They haven't even bothered to add full native Pimax support which would add 30% Performance for those users and is apparently fairly straightforward to do. don't hold your breath
It's in the engine from a capability point of view already. Just look at the view from the camera suite. Performance may be a struggle but that's not exclusive to VR. Hardware will eventually catch up to that performance bar though(although it shouldn't have to).
