Uhhhh VR, well, still waiting for proper HF3 then
Feel the same, VR is just not worth it to me.
Uhhhh VR, well, still waiting for proper HF3 then
VR is just totally worth it (for me) and has ruined pancake Elite with its egg distorted planets, and pancake DCS for me. I would never be that close to a fighter jet as VR allows me to be. X Rebirth VR is even cooler with motion controls, though the barrier to overcome muscle memory might be too much for some. I tried it and I loved it. Steering ship with both hands movement, one for strafing, one for rotation is an enlightening experience for me, IDK why would anyone want to use old fighter jet tech for our starships ;-)Feel the same, VR is just not worth it to me.
Flagship is the best they can put out.Marketing speech, I d be very careful how to interprete this
Why not get into VR right now? Rift S is a nice headset cost wise (1930zł new from Oculus, shipping free), and you can buy used previous gen headsets (vive or rift cv1) for around 1k zł on allegro.
Motion Sickness?Thanks for the heads up mate but its not the money problem, is more of that I just "dont get" VR. Iv tried it (with ED as well) and I cant have same fun with the googles on my head. Its just personal preference, playing in VR makes the experience very uncomfortable.
Huh - I feel the other way round. Mostly because HL2 was excellently choreographed and had innovative elements like the gravity gun. ADS dint bother me at all. It's quite well narrated, too.The original Half-life (plus DLC) was amazing for its time, Half-life 2 was just another distinctly mediocre very repetitive shooter though. You couldn't aim down the sights which is unforgivable in anything made this side of the millennium 6/10 at best.
One question - have you tried Elite in "proper" VR? Because judging from similar comments in the X4 thread you have a strong case against VR, and I would like to know why?
Rift S on Black Friday - the temptation is REAL!
Anyone running Rift S on a 2019 Predator Helios 300 laptop?
Rift S on Black Friday - the temptation is REAL!
Anyone running Rift S on a 2019 Predator Helios 300 laptop?
And most important, does your laptop have display port @Old Duck , because while original rift used hdmi, rift S only uses displayport. If you don't have a display port but have an usb type-c, you can use that as an displayport adapter, as per this video:Just be sure Rift works on the laptop before buying it. I gave my CV1 to a friend after buying the S and the oculus software doesn't recognise the 1070 he has on the laptop, it just says its an integrated GPU and it won't work with it.
Seems to be a common problem...
Thanks for the heads up mate but its not the money problem, is more of that I just "dont get" VR. Iv tried it (with ED as well) and I cant have same fun with the googles on my head. Its just personal preference, playing in VR makes the experience very uncomfortable.
Proper VR is at least a gen 1 headset, like htc vive or oculus rift cv1. No mobile poo like samsung gear vr, or other "slide your phone into this plastic contraption". As for Windows Mixed Reality's side, I'd say Samsung Odyssey Plus or Acer-something-something from even lower tier.Not sure what qualifies as "proper VR", but I have tried it. Its a neat gimmick but I can play more efficiently without it.
As for your other question...
Simple: I am not spending the money on a one time gag for a 5 year old game that I dont have a strong confidence its future.
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- Skyrim VR
- Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice
- Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes
- Doom VFR (well technically it's Doom's sequel made for VR, but let's say it's a port for simplicity)
- Doom 3 BFG,
- Fallout 4 VR
- Project Cars 1 and 2
- Killing Floor: Incursion
- Assetto Corsa
- Alien Isolation
- Digital Combat Simulator
- Serious Sam Trilogy
- Talos Principle
- Dirt Rally 1 & 2
- No Man's Sky
- Elite Dangerous
- Subnautica
- Payday 2 VR
- X Rebirth VR
- The Solus Project
- Prey: Typhoon Hunter
- Universe: Sandbox 2
- Superhot VR
- Vanishing of Ethan Carter
- IL-2 Battle of X
- ...
Then there are original for-vr-made games like:
So there's plenty of titles... And I don't have them all Steam shows 302 titles in my VR category alone, and not all games show there. For example IL-2 Battle of X doesn't show under VR yet it supports VR, etc.
- Beat Saber
- Audica
- Lone Echo
- Chronos
- Arktika.1
- Arizona Sunshine
- Battlewake
- Blade & Sorcery
- Raw Data
- Contractors
- Onward
- Pavlov
- Wardust
- Creed: Rise to glory
- Eagle Flight
- Electronauts
- Eve: Valkyrie
- Everspace
- The Gallery: Call of the Starseed ep.1 and Heart of the Emberstone ep.2
- Gorn
- Hot Dogs, Horseshoes and Hand Granades
- I expect you to die
- LA Noir VR case files
- Interkosmos (should appeal to many cmdrs here ;-) )
- Iron Wolf VR
- Moss
- Red Matter
- Shadow Legend
- Sega Megadrive and Genesis Classics (yes you can play on the tv!)
- Space Pirate Trainer,
- Sprint Vector
- Star Trek Bridge Crew
- Unknightly
- Vanishing realms
- Vox Machinae
Well, that's your right mate. Some people prefer 4k to depth perception and 360 vision, and that's their way. For me Elite is irrevocably "broken" since I saw a planet far below a Coriolis station I was launching from, or navigated through a gas giant ring and hovered a few km above it. The sheer vastness of space coming through the depth perception is something amazing. And no more egg-planets (3d perspective distortion).While I appreciate your enthusiasm for VR, I am of the philosophy that if it isnt broke, dont fix it. Can game perfectly fine of what I have and would rather spend my money of a multi monitor set up than VR.
VR only titles dont have any appeal to me.