I'll remember to use that excuse with the wife next time... it's just the scale that's off!
Star wars squadrons to support vr
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One of the best VR experiences ive had in VR. Multiplayer is excellent. Running on a Rift S and 2070 super and getting steady 80fps with ultra settings (auto).
I did buy the origin version as ive heard the steam vr has a serious performance hit. Couldnt be happier with the game.
I did buy the origin version as ive heard the steam vr has a serious performance hit. Couldnt be happier with the game.
Does the Origin version not use SteamVR anyway or does it just use the Oculus runtime?
One would have hoped that if they've bothered to implement the oculus runtimes they would have put them in the SteamVR version too so you could choose to run in oculus mode.
One would have hoped that if they've bothered to implement the oculus runtimes they would have put them in the SteamVR version too so you could choose to run in oculus mode.
The origin version uses oculus runtime and the steam version doesn't
While messing with the settings I discovered that setting roll and yaw to the same left/right axis on controller produced that old school turn mechanic. Does mean losing your sep roll/yaw though! I guess it made sense back then where the controllers typically wouldn't have twist function, let alone having rudder pedals.
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Just discovered, if you set the game to run at your monitor's resolution and then enable VR it carries on rendering the game on both - set the Res to minimum before toggling on VR for a big performance boost
And yes roll and pitch is faster to get on target I find, yaw seems slower.
And yes roll and pitch is faster to get on target I find, yaw seems slower.
Seems to be the same issue as No Mans Sky then - they're actually rendering in 3D two different viewports in full, instead of just taking the image from one eye before it's warped to fit the lens and pasting it into the game desktop window.
Possibly it's due to how the PSVR version works. Someone suggested the low-resolution stars were due to trying to make them visible without aliasing on the PSVR's very low resolution display.
Seems like the PC version may have been treated like the PSVR version without due regard for the resolution and graphics capabilities of PC VR systems.
Is this with Steam or Origin? I'm wondering whether this is worse with SteamVR than with native oculus.
True. Controllers or M&K only.
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The downloads are identical, but it might be that if you have steam running it tries to use OpenXR rather than native Oculus. But this problem exists on both as neither minimise the on screen rendering when enabling VR
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Hey guys Since the patch the cutscenes are totally messed up for me using Rift S Steam version 
Was working fine before the update any idea on a fix has anyone heard?
Was working fine before the update any idea on a fix has anyone heard?
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Good to hear thanks
There should be a trial on Game Pass when EA Play joins the service "later this year".