So we have a few VR games that aren't just tech demos or arcade machine type stuff (like Superhot VR and Beat Saber) like Boneworks and Half Life Alyx soon, and I can't actually think of any others.
And on top of this limited, but still slowly growing, library, VR is just expensive, and limited, since it wasn't until the most recent new controls to be released we actually had support for detecting your individual fingers and not just button support only. And there's still no feasibly affordable VR treadmills.
What will it take for you to legitimately recognize VR as the next generation of video game technology?
>>And on top of this limited, but still slowly growing, library, 2 games, one of which is known to be complete shit, isn't really a library. >since it wasn't until the most recent new controls to be released we actually had support for detecting your individual fingers and not just button support only. You know this doesn't add anything to gaming, right? There's no interesting interactions you can have when it comes to leaving your fucking pinky out when you pick up a tea cup. Index was just Valve backtracking on the abomination that was the Vive controllers, which they also designed. Finger tracking adds nothing, but an actual thumbstick makes their turds practically mandatory if you're using lighthouse tracking.
Luis Phillips
I don’t give a fuck. When is the Artifact relaunch?
Asher Rivera
>>What will it take for you to legitimately recognize VR as the next generation of video game technology? Brain interfaces. As is, VR is a turd of a system, it's barely a step above strapping wiimotes to your arms and booting up some fucking 3D glasses.
This current wave of shit will never be acceptable for long form SP experiences, so it naturally can't advance gaming. In reality, it's a step back to the arcade era, except instead of punching physical targets, you're waving your waggle wand in the air.
Liam Russell
Pavlov, Onward and Contractors you dumb nigger
>inb4 hurr durr multiplayer only games dont count
Carter Price
>"don't worry, it's unloaded" >*bang* >"it's unloaded now." i don't like that russel is basically wheatley.
Eli Nguyen
bump
Blake Sanchez
I'm not really sold on multiplayer VR games until we can get better options for moving around.
I really wish there were afforable VR treadmills, but even the Katwalk Mini is like $30000 and it seems basic at best.
Jayden Morris
>What will it take for you to legitimately recognize VR as the next generation of video game technology? Being able to jack into the matrix. VR as it is now is a joke. Literally same old 30 year old technology with more shit tacked on.
