Lone Echo wowed the hell out of me seeing what can be accomplished in VR.Yep. Especially with poor ports of flat games (Fallout 4VR and Skyrim VR), or when using vorpX or SuperDepthVR etc., then it can be a pretty frustrating process. But it can be done. There is no doubt, however, that really good dedicated VR titles can be amazing. Lone Echo, Alyx, The Walking Dead, Moss, etc. Some truly amazing stuff with controls that are intuitive and work incredibly well (most of the time). Mind you I run a very high-end VR setup, which has the disadvantage of being a total PITA to get working well but the advantage of being flabbergastingly good when all is working properly. I can, and do, bring my 4090 to its pitiful knees on a routing basis, making the best gaming card currently produced weep and beg for mercy. 😂 A lot of the issues that pull a person out of full VR experiences feeling "real" are already being addressed at the top-tier of VR. No SDE, very close to full human FOV, etc. My suggestion to everyone who isn't really into 3D and VR is to use only native VR titles and leave the rest for flat gaming. Or, if you push a flat title to your HMD just use a standard game controller, not a motion controller. I haven't flat-gamed for over a dozen years now except for exceptions like Gerda a Flame in Winter and Disco Elysium. Even if I'm not wearing my HMD I'm pushing titles into stereoscopic mode on my 3D display.
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