cyberheater
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I have a 128gb and I have to shuffle things on and off the device. I have around 5 games on rotation at any one time. More than enough.
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FoxMcChief
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Not true. I don't mind having to clean the fridge. The download speed on the quest is fast.
Side note, this is my first post wearing my Q3 in the bathroom, hands free. You're welcome.
Come On Tars
Member
Anyone buy the d link airbridge? My router for my house is too clogged and busy. Is there a good router quest enthusiasts tend to buy? wait for wifi 7?
Resenge
Member
My daughter's pc is too far away from the main router to get a good connection for Virtual Desktop so I have this router connected to my daughters pc through her ethernet and use Windows to share her wifi connetion to the router.
The Quest then connects to her router, that gives her a strong connection to her pc for streaming VR and a connection from the house router for the internet.
Cheap and works well enough, a but fiddly to set up and windows doesn't like to share the connection sometimes so you need to turn share connection on and off again for it to work but it does work well apart from those small annoyances.
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Romulus
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Yeah just saying download sizes are going up, not down. I've got 4 patches with games I plan on keeping, well over 20gb combined. That's just patches.
Sure it can be done but it's just getting started and already growing fast in terns of complexity. Hell in the Asgards Wrath 2 patch coming up is near 10gb. A patch.
On top of that I've got 30gb worth of emulation content and I haven't even got started yet. So over 50gb of patches and retro stuff, no games included. And we're barely getting started.
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FoxMcChief
Gold Member
Walking Dead Quest 3 update is great. It's much closer to the PC version now, if not 1:1.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
The lighting and reflections are the biggest changes in Walking Dead. The reflection of light in the zombies eyes is even creepier than ever, in a good way.
Maybe it was just an issue I had, but without those huge rings on the controllers, I don’t find myself hitting them together like I used to in this game. I would grab a zombie head with my left hand and swipe something into their head with my right hand.
Maybe it was just an issue I had, but without those huge rings on the controllers, I don’t find myself hitting them together like I used to in this game. I would grab a zombie head with my left hand and swipe something into their head with my right hand.
Come On Tars
Member
Game is top 5 vr games too.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
Yeah, it’s up there. My top 5 are:
Half-Life Alyx
Resident Evil 4 Quest Edition
Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners
Walkabout Mini-golf
Bonelab
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Minsc
Gold Member
Have you played the VR version of RE4 Remake yet? Curious if so why you prefer the original. I definitely couldn't do a top 5 without Village either. Also a little surprised Nexus and AW2 didn't make the cut for you, I'd think AW2 would be special enough to make top 5.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
I haven’t booted up AW2 yet. I almost put AW instead of Bonelab, but I played so much more Bonelab, and liked adding mods to it.
And no, I don’t have a psvr2. I went with Quest 3 instead. That way I can have a good vr headset that can connect to pc as well.
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Minsc
Gold Member
Yeah, it's a very good choice imo, Quest 3 + PC VR, I generally go there first myself between the two headsets. Just so much more stuff available that way.
Even still, a little surprised to see stuff like Half-Life 2 and other VR ports missing like Doom 3, I haven't played them yet, but they are supposed to be something else.
But certainly soon when PS VR2 is PC compatible as well it will be a tougher choice (why not both I guess). Having PSVR2's massively more immersive colors/OLED panel definitely adds a lot to the experience, just too bad it's hampered by that horribly tight sweet spot and limited edge-to-edge clarity and mura. Still, the atmosphere it delivers with the true blacks and burn your eyes, bright vivid saturated colors is worth it in many cases.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
I don’t VR enough to need more than one headset at a time.
I had a pretty cool moment last night on the couch with my wife. She had Prison Brides on the TV, and I was playing Fortnite (via Xbox game pass) and had it in playthrough mode. Being able to still see her, the tv and my game was pretty sweet.
I had a pretty cool moment last night on the couch with my wife. She had Prison Brides on the TV, and I was playing Fortnite (via Xbox game pass) and had it in playthrough mode. Being able to still see her, the tv and my game was pretty sweet.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
Tonight I had my headset on for 3+ hours. I think it’s all thanks to the AMVR interface. It’s super soft and allows for good airflow.
I did it all tonight. I played Walking Dead, some Palworld, some Super Mario 3D Land via 3DS emulation and watched some pretty ladies on VR webcams.
I found using the quest controllers for 3DS unplayable, but thankfully were able to use an Xbox or switch pro controller. I as ready had my Xbox controller paired to my headset for game pass, so no extra work was required. I also love that the controller can be paired to my Series X and headset. Just double tap the sync button to switch between the two.
I did it all tonight. I played Walking Dead, some Palworld, some Super Mario 3D Land via 3DS emulation and watched some pretty ladies on VR webcams.
I found using the quest controllers for 3DS unplayable, but thankfully were able to use an Xbox or switch pro controller. I as ready had my Xbox controller paired to my headset for game pass, so no extra work was required. I also love that the controller can be paired to my Series X and headset. Just double tap the sync button to switch between the two.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
Anyone got a Compound referral code I can use?
I can use a code from a YouTuber, but I’d rather help someone here out.
I can use a code from a YouTuber, but I’d rather help someone here out.
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FoxMcChief
Gold Member
No COMPOUND referral codes? Just trying to give a poster here a chance for $5 store credit.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
For reals, why have I only just found out about Compound? Game is a blast to play. I had a store credit of $5, plus o used a referral code. That put this game at $9.99 out the door. Game is a steal at that price.
You guys need to give it shot.
www.oculus.com
You guys need to give it shot.
FoxMcChief recommends COMPOUND
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
I will say this, I must be getting very comfortable with VR and my current interface setup. I fell asleep wearing the headset, lol. I was just sitting back, enjoying a website when before I knew it, I had nodded off.
cyberheater
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Is there a handy list of games that have been upgraded for Q3
Fess
Member
Why are we supposed to be okay with playing bottom of the barrel stuff as soon as it’s about VR/MR?
Every other platform would be slammed left and right in media and on boards for having lackluster software support.
I want a Quest 3 but I’m not spending a cent until I see a change in how the industry treat the platform. What’s everybody waiting for? Quest is bigger than Xbox. Where are the AAA games?
Every other platform would be slammed left and right in media and on boards for having lackluster software support.
I want a Quest 3 but I’m not spending a cent until I see a change in how the industry treat the platform. What’s everybody waiting for? Quest is bigger than Xbox. Where are the AAA games?
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Minsc
Gold Member
We did just get Nexus which is a very good game, and Asgard's Wrath 2 in the last month or two, which is as AAA as you can get for VR.
VR isn't about the AAA games though, unfortunately. It's about the small stuff.
Though if AAA is what you want, we also got the UE injector, and that let's you play thousands of AAA games in VR. Which going by RE4 Remake's VR mode universal praise, is exactly what many want.
diffusionx
Gold Member
There is one on Reddit
Minsc
Gold Member
What do you mean like using your Mac, Virtual Desktop and some others are available for Mac, VD on PC is the preferred way to stream PC VR.
So yeah, you can use VD on the Mac and run whatever VR stuff there is - which I'm not sure, but at the very least you'd have SBS videos and 3d emulators and be able to control your Mac remotely and locally from the Quest 3.
Like you could also do stuff like run a Plex server on the Mac (or a PC like I do) and stream from the Mac to the Quest 3 just using the native video apps on the Quest 3. And as a standalone you don't even need a PC... you can sideload games/run them off the headset of course.
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FoxMcChief
Gold Member
Can you share a link for the super, don’t want to get out of bed lazy folk?
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
Compound
I love the look while in game.
I love the look while in game.
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Fess
Member
That’s like buying a Xbox to play AC Mirage and Lords of the Fallen and then just play indie games. Not worth the money.
Quest 3 is supposed to be stand-alone but as a stand-alone platform the games library is lackluster to say the least, especially if you already have a Quest 2 and thought you would get a new generation here. The UE VR mod is cool but it’s kinda the gaming community fixing a core problem with the whole industry because the industry is asleep for whatever reason. Are games selling like crap or what’s the deal? Quest is not a small platform at this point, like at all.
Romulus
Member
VR went years of selling 1-2 million per year combined. That was about 2-3 years ago, and since then, quest 2 sold 10 million in one year by itself.
AAA games take about 2-3+ years to make. AC Nexus and Asgards Wrath 2 came out within a month of each other and were specifically designed for Quest. Last month actually.
But I would argue the library is very solid for newcomers. Walking Dead, Into the Radius, Dungeons of Eternity. There are at least two dozen games on that level that are not indie games. So you're absolutely wrong when you say it's a Assasins creed/asgards wrath 2 then a bunch of indies.
I disagree with the way you characterize uevr injector also. There is absolutely no way VR would be getting that many games. 600 titles in a year. Thats more than just "solving a problem."
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FoxMcChief
Gold Member
I’m still learning about games I never knew existed. Like Compound. I don’t even know how it crossed my path. I know it’s a year old, and it is a smaller game, but I can see myself playing it longer than I did Spider-Man 2.
Hot5pur
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I think AAA is a very hard sell on VR right now. They tried doing that already in the early days of Oculus and couldn't break even on many games (eg. Insomniac made a few).
The install base may not be there, and whatever is there people just have a hard time working their way up to these complicated games either because they don't have VR legs, or they are worried about their space constraints, or sometimes they just don't want to stand for 2 hours straight.
Personally I like all scale games, from indie to AAA. For VR I have actually enjoyed more of the indie games much more as they have a really fun mechanic that isn't accessible in 2D. I especially like anything simulated like driving, ping pong, fishing (lol)....stuff I can just play in short bursts that is far more immersive than anything I could do on a 2D screen.
Looking forward, I prefer less AAA high production games and more immersive games that make you feel like you're really there. Kinda like in ready player one, whether it's more peripherals or clever programming (like they did with blade and sorcery to make it feel like weapons have weight). VR is all about immersion, less so than being a playable movie. One day I think these will merge but it's too early for that.
The install base may not be there, and whatever is there people just have a hard time working their way up to these complicated games either because they don't have VR legs, or they are worried about their space constraints, or sometimes they just don't want to stand for 2 hours straight.
Personally I like all scale games, from indie to AAA. For VR I have actually enjoyed more of the indie games much more as they have a really fun mechanic that isn't accessible in 2D. I especially like anything simulated like driving, ping pong, fishing (lol)....stuff I can just play in short bursts that is far more immersive than anything I could do on a 2D screen.
Looking forward, I prefer less AAA high production games and more immersive games that make you feel like you're really there. Kinda like in ready player one, whether it's more peripherals or clever programming (like they did with blade and sorcery to make it feel like weapons have weight). VR is all about immersion, less so than being a playable movie. One day I think these will merge but it's too early for that.
Romulus
Member
Might I recommend
Also since you have experience with emulators, I highly recommend Team Beef ports. You'll need the steam version of said games such as Doom 3, Jedi Outcast etc, but they're quite amazingly done. Even OG Doom 1 and 2 are awesome.
VeganElduderino
Member
so just got my Quest 3 today ! set up is done , downloaded Asgards wrath , I plan to use it more for PCVR , so is Virtual Desktop the way to go ? its almost 30bucks....
or is there just as good free options?
or is there just as good free options?
Magic Carpet
Gold Member
Shameless plug for Virtual Desktop. It worked best for wireless
Magic Carpet recommends Virtual Desktop
Edit-I'm over 15 hours into Asgards Wrath 1. This game is HUGE.
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VeganElduderino
Member
so Ill sound like a noob but do I get this through the quest 3 or I get it on my PC ?Shameless plug for Virtual Desktop. It worked best for wireless
Magic Carpet recommends Virtual Desktop
Edit-I'm over 15 hours into Asgards Wrath 1. This game is HUGE.
Magic Carpet
Gold Member
You download Virtual Desktop app on the Quest 3. Then you download Virtual Desktop on your PC as well. So both machines will have Virtual Desktop.
You run Virtual Destop on your PC then turn on your Quest 3 and start Virtual Desktop app.
Edit-But use the built in Meta app first before you blow money on Virtual Desktop, You might like it fine.
Steamlink VR is also free. It works about the same as meta's PC connect.
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VeganElduderino
Member
awesome! thank you very much! I can redeem that 25% off anytime?
Magic Carpet
Gold Member
As far as I know, I've only ever had one person redeem one of my referals. So you would be the 2nd.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
I’m absolutely loving Compound. It’s a rogue-lite shooter. You can save between levels. I guess in older build you couldn’t, as of now, you can save. The game is meant to be played on Medium. Easy is just that, way too easy. Here’s a little video I made.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
Great example. I have never heard of it, and now have it on my wishlist. Looks great.
Can you provide a referral link? For when I do decide to buy Amid Evil.
I still need to start Asgards Wrath 2, lol.
VeganElduderino
Member
Oh yeah another thing! Do I need steamVR to play steam games or Virtual desktop is is good enough for everything ?As far as I know, I've only ever had one person redeem one of my referals. So you would be the 2nd.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
I have only ever used virtual desktop. And congrats on the best VR headset!
If you wear glasses, get the prescription lenses. It makes a 97% difference.
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poppabk
Cheeks Spread for Digital Only Future
You purchase Virtual desktop in the quest store, then install the free virtual streamer app on your PC. You don't need virtual desktop classic from steam.
VeganElduderino
Member
Awesome! Thanks man , I started asgards wrath 2 , just to see , damnit gave me chills ,it was awesome! For the 5 min ive played
amigastar
Member
Wishlisted Compound, never heard about it. At The next sale i'm gonna get the game.
reinking
Gold Member
You can use his referral to get 25% off.
For reals, why have I only just found out about Compound? Game is a blast to play. I had a store credit of $5, plus o used a referral code. That put this game at $9.99 out the door. Game is a steal at that price.
You guys need to give it shot.
FoxMcChief recommends COMPOUND
MarkMe2525
Gold Member
Can you shoot me a referral for compound?
Edit: nevermind, I see your referral
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FoxMcChief
Gold Member
I see a few of you accepted my referral. Awesome.
There are these needles you can use in the game to modify your run. There are pluses and negatives.
There are tons of things to unlock as well. I heard the game was made by one dude too. Very impressed. This dev has my attention.
There are these needles you can use in the game to modify your run. There are pluses and negatives.
There are tons of things to unlock as well. I heard the game was made by one dude too. Very impressed. This dev has my attention.
Fess
Member
Fair enough that was exaggerating too much but I’m just frustrated. Been waiting for years for something to change but even with new great devices and a big market nothing is changing. VR just gets lumped up in a corner of the industry all the time. Even here there is one thread like this for all VR talk instead of new threads and OTs for every game. One GOTY award for the whole VR industry instead of for each genre. Etc.
What needs to happen for VR to be taken seriously?
Romulus
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amigastar
Member
Does this work for Steam?