Really? Maybe I should have said I get annoyed with having the headset clamped to my skull. I once did several hours in a late 80's/early 90's commercial full motion kit, they weighed a whole lot more, but were more comfortable to wear.
No further VR development is both expected and makes sense
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Really? Maybe I should have said I get annoyed with having the headset clamped to my skull. I once did several hours in a late 80's/early 90's commercial full motion kit, they weighed a whole lot more, but were more comfortable to wear.
Right so. Leave Horizons as itis, and those of us wanting VR can use that and skip this non VR DLC... Note DLCs should not depend on previous DLCs...
Of course it did. It's an FPS. Its focus is on the people, not the ship and the flying. All they had to do to make a spaceship was take the wheels off a truck. No major change to their existing mechanics because they already had people interacting with moving vehicles. And nobody buys CoD because of the ship interiors.
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The PS5 will use the crappy (best available) PS4 textures in BC unless it gets a native version which as far as we know isn't planned.
I've worn mine for 6 hours none stop without issue. A £5 15" velcro strap to go across the top of your head, like a headphone band, removes any need for a clamping force. You would probably have figured this out if you'd used one for more than a quick demo.
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Sony might have plans. Who knows with FDev? We can't even get traction on a PS5 native version. So good luck with getting FDev to commit to PSVR2.
They still haven't ruled out PSVR.
I've played HL:Alyx and finished it in 2 sessions, not sure how long either was, but long enough.
Frankly I've all but given up on EDOVR, I think we'll sooner see the introduction of a Battle Royal mode quickly followed by a zombie horde mode...
Get a load of this tough guy over here!
Oh it is. Cutting edges and corners and features and stuff
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Oh their development speed is fine, I mean look at Planet Coaster, Planet Zoo, Jurrassic World Evolution or Horizons port to consoles... These were written from scratch in a few years tops. It's just that prioritisation of the resources is kinda unfair.
Yeah I once had a car with uncomfortable seats,but that didn't stop me from ever buying a new car.
you misspelled lied
Actually, no. They explicitely said through their THC (The Honest Communitymanager), that there's "no further VR development going forward" for Odyshiy, and there isn't any timescale for it. As in zero, zilch, nada, none, not any soul and not even Bob from the accounting who is secretly dreaming about becoming a game developer is working on ANY VR CODE in the game in any capacity and won't be working . It's done, we're stuck with what we have now with a vague promise of fixing some identified issues with the scanning or something when they get around to tinker in that part of the code. Orbit lines? Forget it.
What this corpospeak (clear, this time) means is that they won't touch the working code, but they also won't bring it up to speed with the advancements in the codebase. So, say, one time we get gas giants (hahahahahahahahhaha), they will be pancake-only. We get full atmospherics (hahahahahahahaha), they will be pancake only. We get ship interiors (hahahahahahaha) - you guessed it - pancake only. That's how you kill a feature. With indifference and neglect.
Maybe, I am in Jamaica on vacation right now… so I’ve been drinking rum soaked drinks for days… why I’m replying to you lot I do not know…
it's a feature! You'll get a little flicker and then the glorious amazing grey border once you get close enough to a planet. What are you complaining about? I would like the option to turn the grey border orange to match the GUI, or maybe just auto shutdown the game and restart you back in on your monitor.
On a serious note. the clown who thought that 2d screen was a good idea should now be asking people "would you like fries with that?" for his employment.
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Not really... Software development is usually a lot of trial and error, sometimes an idea is good on paper but not so good in practice, that's why proof of concepts are often made. In this sad example the proof of concept is what we will be left with.