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You can play all of the Master Chief collection in VR now. It's fantastic!
VR mods have been going crazy lately. I'm getting some serious FOMO.
I also saw Mount and Blade: Lord of the Rings, Diablo 2, and a bunch of cool AR games.
How the fuck does diablo 2 work in vr?
Check it out. I was so impressed by this.
https://youtube.com/shorts/MJyb_2X3kTs
That's fucking awesome
Holy shit wow
Like Project Zomboid does? So glad a buddy showed me pzvr. I can actually survive in VR where I die in flat
Is it worth playing now or should I wait for the jank to be ironed out?
It is worth trying, I find the jank tolerable. Sometimes you don't get the interaction popups, but they come back, I also lost 95% of my audio for a while, then it came back. Installation is all by workshop so quite easy to get running even on linux, mp in VR is not so easy
I'm looking forward to going through Titanfall 2 in VR. All reviews I've seen say it's like a AAA native VR game.
The rapid release of VR mods is making it really difficult to completely hate AI, but I do keep trying.
This sounds both incredible and vomit inducing due to the fast traversal.
Definitely need to have steady VR legs. I'm lucky I'm not prone to motion sickness at all.
I think the dividing line for me is: when it's speeding up work on tedious things or accomplishing tasks that we haven't been able to - vs - when it's being used sloppily for a product that's worse than the old way.
What!!!!!!!!