I own 4 psvr 2 games and 3 of them use reprojection and are borderline unplayable to me. The motion blur artifact from the reprojection is horrible. Had I know most games would be using 60 fps to 120 hz reprojection and their algorithm would be this bad I wouldn’t have bought the psvr 2. It’s that bad to me.
It’s awful in resident evil 8. It blurs everything in motion including the prompts you see to press x. You have to be completely still to read text. Strafing from left to right blurs the edges of objects. Try moving your hands in front of your face and you get a nasty blur.
Pavlov is easily the best out of this list. I use smooth turn and crank the speed up to about 250-270.
everyone is on mic in my experirnce.Its built into the headset so super easy
I tried it.. the systems are in place but the resolution is awful.
Try turning the speed up. It’s going to be nauseating for most people at a slow turn which is usually what it defaults to.
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who have that back strap slipping. I'm a serial tinkerer and I tried this mod to counterweight the scope. PSVR2 lets me get way more physical than the first one and I was starting to get more of the band slipping up. Part of it is my hair, which fine and a little long in a way that is slippery. I started experimenting with some counterweight. Different weights and mounting etc. This setup works and the headset is better balanced without adding excessive weight.
It’s awfully blurry. There is a thread on Reddit about it. Everyone said the same thing. Theory is that it was a rushed release to make it for launch. The original launch date was supposed to be March. Another theory is that the wrong update was pushed out for PSVR2. I don’t know about any of that, just that it looks like I blurry mess to me.
I don't see anyone mentioning Runner in here? It's at my top VR games to play - only waiting for pay day and I will get it + Pavlov.
The aesthetics
This pulley set is fantastic, too. I can get crazy. I can tell it's stressful on the cord and will shorten it's life though. I will feel better about it when they make replacement parts available.
Interesting. Is this 2 batteries in each block?I have something to show to people and I know
That is 4 aa batteries that I found to be the right weight. I am crafty (its my job) and keep many materials and fasteners around. Those dense foam blocks hold the batteries out about 3 inches to get some leverage. Without leverage you are adding more weight than necessary.
If you strap that onto the back of the headband too tight, it will inhibit the band from sliding open or closed. So first I grabbed the blocks and the batteries and wrapped them up real tight. Then I stuck them on the band with a square of nano tape and strapped them on as tight as I could without pinning the mech underneath and getting the headband stuck. The nano tape can be removed with no residue from the nano tape and minimal residue from the electrical tape. I don't know if the nano take is necessary but you could practically stick the weighted blocks on with that stuff alone. I love it.
This is kinda ghetto and I might take it off but I can tell you it works. It's not adding too much weight but its held far enough away to make a difference. You can use more weight (I tried a c battery) but then you start picking up inertia when you turn your head. Just a little like this is enough to make a difference. I'm not sure if I need it. I was mostly goofing around because I do that. But the result does work and I've seen some people really frustrated because they get more slipping (I think it happens at least a little bit to everyone unless you're bald maybe) and I wanted to share. If you can get over having to bodge some shit onto your expensive new headset, then maybe try it out.
nah, I have a vast psvr1 collection, I absolutely loved psvr1, I personally do not think there's a big difference between the two machines.
yeah, I mean I'm not about to start sticking fucking batteries to it weigh it down to help find the sweet spot
thats just madness.
yeah, I mean I'm not about to start sticking fucking batteries to it weigh it down to help find the sweet spot
I hope those that enjoy it continue to do so, but I for one am seriously disappointed in it.
I've been playing Kayak VR and Gran Turismo and I honestly don't see any difference between that and driveclub vr.
£530 pieces of kit shouldn't be needing batteries and counterweights being taped to them.
I wanted to be sat here typing WOW instead I just feel MEH.
yeah, I tried the horizon demo, and I gave up when the hands/controls seemed to just do the opposite of what I was asking them to do.
I'm having great difficulty in finding demos on the store too.. i can see on the psvr2 store that it says psvr2 demos but nothing happens when i click on it.
yeah, I mean I'm not about to start sticking fucking batteries to it weigh it down to help find the sweet spot
I hope those that enjoy it continue to do so, but I for one am seriously disappointed in it.
I've been playing Kayak VR and Gran Turismo and I honestly don't see any difference between that and driveclub vr.
£530 pieces of kit shouldn't be needing batteries and counterweights being taped to them.
I wanted to be sat here typing WOW instead I just feel MEH.
Are you trolling?
I'm not trolling.
mine is due to arrive tomorrow, is there anything I should do that'll show any dead pixels if there are any?
Fair , not everyone will love it.
I really wish I was less a of a grumpy asshole.
I can’t enjoy this. It’s very uncomfortable, slips off the back of my head and my eyesight it all bad. I am a bit shortsighted and it’s blurry. And glasses fit but the. Everything distorts due to astigmatism correction in glasses.
And the sweet spot is so small
It’s a shame because I can see the screen is great. I might return it still but idk
Edit: at least my father is very impressed. Playing horizon right now. He never gets tired of vr and always visits me when I get a new one. He finished whole alyx
