TheBlu. Someone found a reply from the devs about specs: They didn't source it so I can't either.
Ah, makes sense
TheBlu. Someone found a reply from the devs about specs: They didn't source it so I can't either.
are there any display port outputs on the card? the Vive link box also has a mini display port plug, so you could use a male Display port to male mini display port cable
Dude you and me both.People in California are already receiving their Vives today and I don't even have a shipping update. Life is unfair.
I can't believe more people aren't talking about windlands:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5k-T_s9L2I8
I keep watching this over and over again. I think this looks like the best game of the launch lineup tbh. The level design at the end looks great.
Much apreciated, thx. Yeah, the card is an MSI gtx 970, it does have a displayport, so you're proposition sounds like the best solution. Will order a cable right away, who knows I might recieve the Vive before I know it (one can hope)
One punch man op in Auduoshield on hard = HOLYFUCK!!
The dev repository got a bunch of new games for us devs to play!!!
I can't believe more people aren't talking about windlands:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5k-T_s9L2I8
I keep watching this over and over again. I think this looks like the best game of the launch lineup tbh. The level design at the end looks great.
I can't believe more people aren't talking about windlands:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5k-T_s9L2I8
I keep watching this over and over again. I think this looks like the best game of the launch lineup tbh. The level design at the end looks great.
Yeah I was looking forward to playing it, the only thing I've been hearing from people because of the way you move people are becoming motion sick playing it. But if you play it enough and get your "vr legs" it becomes insanily enjoyable.Oh wow, thank you for posting that. I had basically zero interest in Windlands, and I can immediately see why.
1. I'd only seen people play that are really bad at the game
2. I'd only seen said people play on the Rift with a gamepad
I'll definitely be playing it now that I've seen it with the Vive controllers.
Seeing Windlands makes me want Spiderman VR, badly.
The one thing with Windlands is that there's a lot of grappling toward things, running into them, and kind of awkwardly climbing up onto them. That might be something that goes away with experience or improved level design, but it does look clunky.
I desperately want a Spiderman Game now.
Seeing Windlands makes me want Spiderman VR, badly.
Just about to post this.
Just got mine! Was able to pick it up from FedEx a day early! Woooooooooot!!!!
Oh, hai guys, I guess now wouldn't be a good time to post...
The fact that I am an April second waver certainly has nothing to do with this! ‎(ノಥ益ಥ)ノ ┻━┻
Just got mine! Was able to pick it up from FedEx a day early! Woooooooooot!!!!
Just got mine! Was able to pick it up from FedEx a day early! Woooooooooot!!!!
It would be nice if a lot of these games had demos because of the potential for motion sickness. I guess you could do a steam refund though.
It makes me want Bionic Commando. Make each hand both a grappling hook and a gun depending on which input you press. Then fill the levels with badguys. Imagine swinging from arm to arm like tarzan while popping off bad guys with your free hand.
Bionic Commando 360/PS3 was so much fun once you got the swinging mechanic down. It'd be downright transcendent in VR.
I just played a bunch of vive games.
A friendly company systems guy installed a bunch of demos and games on his steam account and let us try it on the vive pre the company owns (for non gaming purposes) . I just played:
Blu, Space pirate trainer, portal robot repair demo and the sculpting thing.
I have been gaming since c64. And I have tried the rift before with various games and I have never, NEVER had anything like the experience I had with room scale VR. Anybody who says seated VR is "good enough" is flat out lying.
I also realized something after trying these games. You will never be able to explain to people what it feels like, and I can't emphasize this enough you cannot, you simply CANNOT understand what the experience is like watching a 2d video of the game played in VR. Most of these games I was pretty meh on just hours ago saying "these look like ps1 games and boring" is mind blowing when you are in VR. I cannot wait for you guys to get yours and try it out.
I will go into more detail later but the tracking of the controllers will never stop being amazing. It is seriously impressive and a little freaky how accurately the controllers are tracked. It is also immediately natural using them to interact with the vr world. I had coworkers who tried it just now and they have ever even seen a vive before and they were using the controllers like they have used them for years after 10 seconds. They become your hands in the vr world and your brain immediately gets used to them.
I am now insanely depressed that I have to wait till may. Those of you getting yours this week have no idea how lucky you are.
One last thing: I would think twice about playing horror games in VR. At the very least make sure you are not gonna hit anything if you fall. You guys will see what I mean when you try it.
Howwwww? I gave them a call and they refuse to hold it for me to pick up! :'(
Was this new gameplay video posted yet for SuperHOT on the Vive? Because OH MY GOD.
Important to note that is a fan project and I believe made entirely from the ground up. not ported or anything.
I just played a bunch of vive games.
A friendly company systems guy installed a bunch of demos and games on his steam account and let us try it on the vive pre the company owns (for non gaming purposes) . I just played:
Blu, Space pirate trainer, portal robot repair demo and the sculpting thing.
I have been gaming since c64. And I have tried the rift before with various games and I have never, NEVER had anything like the experience I had with room scale VR. Anybody who says seated VR is "good enough" is flat out lying.
I also realized something after trying these games. You will never be able to explain to people what it feels like, and I can't emphasize this enough you cannot, you simply CANNOT understand what the experience is like watching a 2d video of the game played in VR. Most of these games I was pretty meh on just hours ago saying "these look like ps1 games and boring" is mind blowing when you are in VR. I cannot wait for you guys to get yours and try it out.
I will go into more detail later but the tracking of the controllers will never stop being amazing. It is seriously impressive and a little freaky how accurately the controllers are tracked. It is also immediately natural using them to interact with the vr world. I had coworkers who tried it just now and they have ever even seen a vive before and they were using the controllers like they have used them for years after 10 seconds. They become your hands in the vr world and your brain immediately gets used to them.
I am now insanely depressed that I have to wait till may. Those of you getting yours this week have no idea how lucky you are.
One last thing: I would think twice about playing horror games in VR. At the very least make sure you are not gonna hit anything if you fall. You guys will see what I mean when you try it.
I just played a bunch of vive games.
A friendly company systems guy installed a bunch of demos and games on his steam account and let us try it on the vive pre the company owns (for non gaming purposes) . I just played:
Blu, Space pirate trainer, portal robot repair demo and the sculpting thing.
I have been gaming since c64. And I have tried the rift before with various games and I have never, NEVER had anything like the experience I had with room scale VR. Anybody who says seated VR is "good enough" is flat out lying.
I also realized something after trying these games. You will never be able to explain to people what it feels like, and I can't emphasize this enough you cannot, you simply CANNOT understand what the experience is like watching a 2d video of the game played in VR. Most of these games I was pretty meh on just hours ago saying "these look like ps1 games and boring" is mind blowing when you are in VR. I cannot wait for you guys to get yours and try it out.
I will go into more detail later but the tracking of the controllers will never stop being amazing. It is seriously impressive and a little freaky how accurately the controllers are tracked. It is also immediately natural using them to interact with the vr world. I had coworkers who tried it just now and they have ever even seen a vive before and they were using the controllers like they have used them for years after 10 seconds. They become your hands in the vr world and your brain immediately gets used to them.
I am now insanely depressed that I have to wait till may. Those of you getting yours this week have no idea how lucky you are.
One last thing: I would think twice about playing horror games in VR. At the very least make sure you are not gonna hit anything if you fall. You guys will see what I mean when you try it.
I also realized something after trying these games. You will never be able to explain to people what it feels like, and I can't emphasize this enough you cannot, you simply CANNOT understand what the experience is like watching a 2d video of the game played in VR. Most of these games I was pretty meh on just hours ago saying "these look like ps1 games and boring" is mind blowing when you are in VR. I cannot wait for you guys to get yours and try it out.
Yes this is the issue of VR. Imagine someone like myself having this issue since September (PAX Prime), for 7 months now. Imagine others who tried the Vive even earlier.I also realized something after trying these games. You will never be able to explain to people what it feels like, and I can't emphasize this enough you cannot, you simply CANNOT understand what the experience is like watching a 2d video of the game played in VR. Most of these games I was pretty meh on just hours ago saying "these look like ps1 games and boring" is mind blowing when you are in VR. I cannot wait for you guys to get yours and try it out.
Yes this is the issue of VR. Imagine someone like myself having this issue since September (PAX Prime), for 7 months now. Imagine others who tried the Vive even earlier.
You said you tried TheBlu. Was it the first thing you tried? If not, when? Any comments on it? If you saw my post, do you agree it should be the first thing a new Vive user should run?
Any of you worried about getting tangled in the wire and pulling your PC off the desk? If I decide to buy one I will be playing it in a room alone, nobody there to warn me if my dumb ass is about to destroy something.
Any of you worried about getting tangled in the wire and pulling your PC off the desk? If I decide to buy one I will be playing it in a room alone, nobody there to warn me if my dumb ass is about to destroy something.
People who have had access to vives for a while say it's best to play with no shoes on and shorts if possible. The more your body is aware of the cable, the less likely you are to get tangled up in it.
The breakout box should also act as a buffer between your computer and any uh-ohs that may happen
even if you do trip on the cord it goes to a link box, not directly into your computer, so its actually quite safe
Any of you worried about getting tangled in the wire and pulling your PC off the desk? If I decide to buy one I will be playing it in a room alone, nobody there to warn me if my dumb ass is about to destroy something.
So you're basically saying I should use it naked, got ya.
What if the link box is the thing I break? I doubt they sell them individually yet.
I also keep imagining smashing one of the controllers against a wall by accident whilst sword fighting.
So you're basically saying I should use it naked, got ya.
What if the link box is the thing I break? I doubt they sell them individually yet.
I also keep imagining smashing one of the controllers against a wall by accident whilst sword fighting.