What Virtual Reality games are you playing?
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i started playing chronos last night. i figured i need to play it now befroe i get spoiled by the likes of FO4.. (I bought it 12 months ago)
it is really very good and plays well on lower end hardware so can put me on till i get a new gpu.
it is really very good and plays well on lower end hardware so can put me on till i get a new gpu.
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Project cars 2 - Just love it on my CV1 with my racing sim setup.
Elite dangerous is another one that I can't put down.
Elite dangerous is another one that I can't put down.
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Just fired up IL2 battle for Stalingrad today for the first time and whilst it took a little bit of fine tuning I was really impressed
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I feel like I should pimp Rolling Line. I'm waiting on it to get some better customization options, the scope for modification is huge. It's model trains done on the kind of layout you see in peoples attics, without the need for massive expense or marital breakdown.
Cool in VR with the ability to exploit room scale and walk around the layout, with the added bonus of becoming a miniature and riding the choo choo.
Cool in VR with the ability to exploit room scale and walk around the layout, with the added bonus of becoming a miniature and riding the choo choo.
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PCars 2 racked up days of racing in VR top notch
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Nice, class game in VR, don't think i could ever go back to playing it normally!!I can't put it down. Using Jack Spades FFB profile with my TS-XW Racer.
I bought a folding Playseat and a Logitech wheel just for playing PCars 2. I wish the Rift resolution was a bit higher, but despite that the feeling of immersion is incredible. I find myself leaning when driving around tight corners like I do in real life. (A bit like when playing Eurotruck Simulator 2 in VR where I tried to lean my elbow on a non-existent window sill while driving on a motorway.
). I'm finally learning to drive racing games properly, looking at trackside markers for braking info, etc. Wonderful stuff.In spite of that Skyrim VR is currently taking up 90% of my VR time, though I did play a bit of Chronos recently, and also have been getting back into The Climb.
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Nice setup, I know what you mean with taking in the track and features, even sitting up in the chair to see over the top of a hill when approaching lol,I bought a folding Playseat and a Logitech wheel just for playing PCars 2. I wish the Rift resolution was a bit higher, but despite that the feeling of immersion is incredible. I find myself leaning when driving around tight corners like I do in real life. (A bit like when playing Eurotruck Simulator 2 in VR where I tried to lean my elbow on a non-existent window sill while driving on a motorway.
In spite of that Skyrim VR is currently taking up 90% of my VR time, though I did play a bit of Chronos recently, and also have been getting back into The Climb.
I still dont know about Skyrim, have all the bugs been ironed out can you pick things up ok etc?
The Climb I do want but waiting on it coming down in price again.
Skyrim is a bit of a contradiction really. On the one hand the controls aren't great, and don't support the level of VR interaction we're used to, especially in Oculus Touch enabled games, but on the other it's absolutely amazing and awesome to be inside the world of Skyrim rather than watching it on a flat screen. So it ends up being terribly addictive as the world is so cool, and there's so much to explore and do. After a while the controls are ok, though I would have swapped some of the buttons around. (There's a mod to do this, but the button labels don't change in the in-game help messages). The Climb is great, but definitely only worth picking up at a discount.
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Cheers for that Ravenger, will certainly look into Skyrim, and keeping an eye on the Oculus store for The Climb dropping in price.
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None, the weather is too warm to have a headset on.
Bring on the rain!
Bring on the rain!
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Nahh! If ever there were a VR game designed for just that scenario, then praise be my current addiction to Truck Simulator.
Sunk in my Sparco bucket, complete with front facing fan on my rig.
Sunk in my Sparco bucket, complete with front facing fan on my rig.
I've played virtually (no pun intended
) nothing else since I got it. Very addictive.
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Arizona Sunshine in Coop and also with the new DLC.