Because blessing is one of the most uninformed "influencers" in the industry. He also has no descriptors in his vocabulary beyond "banger".
Do you not get red lines when you are done gaming?Are you over tightening? My wife over tightens like mad, I worry she will cut off her circulation. Are you pulling the back of the headset low on your head so it cups the lower part of your skull?
Following VR subreddits, I have noticed that some people posting pics do not do enough preperation with putting the headset on and getting it perfect. When I got the PSVR I spent a good amount of time trying differing positions because I have never had a headset that I have been happy with comfort wise. My Quest 2 is modded to hell, all in the name of getting it as comfortable as possible.
I also have a velcro strap that I use to take some weight on the top of my head as that is where I prefer the weight to be.
Something like this
Not sure if im overly happy with it though.
Maybe on the top of my head where the headband is attached as that is where most of the weight is but nothing that worries me. My first headset was a Vive and that sucked for comfort, so heavy and always made my face red so I am sensitive to keeping the weight as much off my face as poss while still touching and sealing the light out.
Damn... nobody with glasses will try mine.
Fwiw there's websites that sell compatible prescription and piano lenses https://vroptician.com/prescription-lens-inserts/playstation-vr2
Well, he compared it to the result he had with his 3080 TI powered pc with Quest 2 on Ultra, so a pretty beefy PC, but maybe he would have better results with a 4090. Obviously having these results on PSVR2 and comparing it to the results on very good PC configurations is HUGE. I would have never thought that we would have this kind or results, but they seems to be quite common.
I don't really care how they got there only that they got there.
Not sure honestly. Not to mention it's being developed for Quest 2 as well.
Probably just the concept of it and the fact that saints and sinners was such a good game. I'm with you though in that I need to see actual gameplay.
I did. Tested all the settings mentioned but ended up only using the High Contrast, which made things prettier, but not game changing. Plus, that's more a matter of taste, I think.
Well, they are the same group that developed Saints and Sinners, so it means:
The studio blew it out of the park with their second ever VR game coming out of nowhere and being a damn awesome (and still somewhat under the radar) light immersive sim. Not without flaws but a meaty story driven campaign with some choices and some sandbox, progress at your own pace, scavenging and crafting stuff. A great mix of physics systems along with scripted actions (so combat is meaty but things like climbing or vaulting over stuff are more like gestures that work 100% than the mess such stuff are in something fully physics driven like Boneworks and Bonelab), etc. At the time most people would think, if they had even heard of The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners, that Survios' TWD: Onslaught would turn out better as they were far more experienced in VR (if a little overrated as their games usually lacked in scope and with Onslaught they failed to deliver something meatier and it was their worst game by far). Also, it was made for PC first and ported down to Quest in a kind of a miracle port but obviously compromised way like Switch ports (with Quest 2 eventually faring better). Even if they have since decided to prioritize mobile VR given better sales I'm sure it will be great on all platforms. It's not like Quest games are all tiny mini games with no ambition and crappy graphics, there are loads of amazing stuff, maybe stylized rather than going for photorealism but when their gameplay and visuals work they're still great enhanced on the better platforms.
Haha, sure it's good to not need the TV for that... but still you have to bring a weighty PS5 also...
I still believe Moss 1&2 will receive physical edition
Yes, I've used it a few times without a tv and it works fine.
You've played the first? I take it you mean for SS2 specifically? Everyone says the 1st is right up there with the best VR games made. And the main issue with the second in the prior release was the performance on the Quest 2 sucked.
Also many crashes, broken/flickering textures, invisible zombies, broken quests, lots of other game or save breaking bugs and many reused areas from the first game.
I got to
He's claims he's a vr guy but he isn't. He is too skeptical about vr success to be excited about it...
That would be awesome!
