have done smooth turning from day one on psvr2 and haven't gotten much motion sickness at all. Maybe occassional low grade feeling if I was doing a lot and standing, but after a couple of days it's essentially gone. Agree with the other poster who said swivel chair is the way to go. Nice balance between standing and sitting.
Really? I shipped mine back Saturday PM and my replacement should be here in ~1 hour. UK.
I'm not sure where the other poster lives but UK Sony is better then US Sony when it comes to this.
Only snap for me. I can't do smooth turning.
Townsmen here. Nice style, slower paced, light narrative, charming gameplay as opposed to the more simulation style of Cities.
Try pulling the shades over the window. UV light will confuse tracking.
At the moment its a mixture of the two, the snap one is pretty good in most games as you can adjust the degrees of the snap which is just a great QOL thing.
I have always used snap turn since 2016 - tried smooth turning once and noped out pretty much immediately. However, I thought I'd try smooth turn on Pavlov last night and was pleasantly surprised I didn't run to the bathroom. It has a speed level which I maxed out. Surprised me.
it's just childlike fun to race on these tracks and 'be there'...if I still have fun after 10 more hours or so, I'm tempted to buy a wheel 
HDR videos look beautiful, it's like a high end current TV in color and contrast, but with a resolution of the PS3 era.
Got mine yesterday.
You can force the cutscenes to play in a window I believe.
Kayak is the only game that still makes me feel a bit weird : but I think it's more about having actual "sea sickness" than purely VR motion sickness. I also can't control that game : I always tend to lean more on one side than another and never manage to stabilize my kayak.
Moving a character as you would do in a flat game can be VERY motion-sickness friendly at first. But believe me, just play in short session and in about 1/2 weeks you will be perfectly fine and remove all features that help regarding motion sickness.
It's not 100% sure no, and nothing official, but there lacks some stuff that should be a no brainer for PSVR2 like mainly foveated rendering. This is still speculation from NMS users I read on reddit, but it feels quite realistic to expect an upgrade in the next weeks.
I read that here on Gaf somewhere and in r/nomansskythegame, but always rumours, never official information, so for now...I don't believe it. There have to be some compromises to make something like NMS work in VR. The game never really ran well on consoles, but that is entirely subjective, of course. [My GOAT was Shadow of the Colossus (PS2) for a long time, that ran at 16fps a lot of the time. And even though I'm sensitive to that stuff, I don't care about it if the game is fun and catches my attention.]
Ah ok, would be nice!
Yeah I still keep my hopes in check, you are right. But to answer you about compromises: I think that's the whole point of having foveated rendering: you get a much better IQ with almost no impact on performance (according to some devs who worked on PSVR2, like the devs from Song in The Smoke who did an extensive interview about PSVR2 tech :I read that here on Gaf somewhere and in r/nomansskythegame, but always rumours, never official information, so for now...I don't believe it. There have to be some compromises to make something like NMS work in VR. The game never really ran well on consoles, but that is entirely subjective, of course. [My GOAT was Shadow of the Colossus (PS2) for a long time, that ran at 16fps a lot of the time. And even though I'm sensitive to that stuff, I don't care about it if the game is fun and catches my attention.]
Of course I hope that the rumours are true and the game will be patched on VR2 and will be a lot sharper.
Experiencing this in VR first must be nice
Yeah, I understand (as a layman) what foveated rendering is and what it brings to the table, but I'm also a day 1 NMS player and know that most of the time you don't get what you wish for. Hello Games is absolutely incredible imo, but they also take their time and operate on their own terms.
Hey sorry man, I know you know what Foveated rendering is, maybe my post was a bit clumsy (Im a French man, its in my DNA to have a bad english)Yeah, I understand (as a layman) what foveated rendering is and what it brings to the table, but I'm also a day 1 NMS player and know that most of the time you don't get what you wish for. Hello Games is absolutely incredible imo, but they also take their time and operate on their own terms.
Sean Murray announced shortly after release that he has been building a new cloud rendering tech and that it will change the game significantly... He was right, it did, but to implement it in the public version, it only took about two years
No worries, I'm not native either...german
90 minutes is a long time in VR. Especially if you're playing standing and aren't an active person.
Smooth, any time i'm given the option. I really am not a huge fan of snap turning.
Agreed. It's the only game that has disappointed me on PSVR 2. I'm praying it gets a fidelity update.
Everyone is disappointed with it. But apparently the actual vr2 upgrade isn't live yet.
Not sure, don't have it on my PS5DE.
I played a bit of RE village last night with smooth turning on slowest movement and it was making feel a bit off. This is the only game so far.
I don't have a link, but if you think of your view radius as 360 degrees (full turn) and turn smoothly, degree by degree with our joystick, as you would in games on the screen, that's called smooth turning.
really? where did you hear that?
I think this rumour originated on Reddit but afaik HG haven’t confirmed or denied it.
Not yet, but I will do it at some point. Only heard great things about it. Only problem for me is that it seems to be a bit short (around 4 hours).
