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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_0Kz7xSJvg Anton made.. an actual LOUDENER.  Anton's definitely lost his goddamn mind this week, in the best way possible. Neddy Seagoon fucked around with this message at 03:25 on Dec 14, 2019 |
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Rolo posted:3D puzzle box games like the mobile series The Room would be cool in VR. You might like Form... not the same but a cool and good psychedelic vr puzzle game that's 60% off atm https://store.steampowered.com/app/408520/FORM/
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Dec 14, 2019 06:42
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Thoatse posted:You might like Form... not the same but a cool and good psychedelic vr puzzle game that's 60% off atm That does look neat! For 6 bucks I’ll bite.
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Dec 14, 2019 06:55
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Grabbing Form, too! Is Timelock worth the current dollar price?
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Dec 14, 2019 07:45
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For anyone else starting Budget Cuts 2, a quick bit advice; Don't eat every taco you see on the Rooftop level. Stash one in your inventory, because someone wants one a little ways on in the level and it'll save you backtracking/scouring every table to find one you didn't eat.
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Dec 14, 2019 07:59
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Neddy Seagoon posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_0Kz7xSJvg Finally I can humiliate sosigs with an airhorn after I murder them. Now I just need some way to play some lovely dubstep ingame aswell. For real though, it's amazing how much that man enjoys what he does.
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Dec 14, 2019 08:08
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Neddy Seagoon posted:For anyone else starting Budget Cuts 2, a quick bit advice; Don't eat every taco you see on the Rooftop level. Stash one in your inventory, because someone wants one a little ways on in the level and it'll save you backtracking/scouring every table to find one you didn't eat. I know I'm a jerk, and aggressive and all those things. But was that hard? That kind of moment, of loving up, is the kinda thing that can be really enjoyable. You punished yourself. But like, now its ruined. I'll never forget that. Bummer man.
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Dec 14, 2019 08:17
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Neddy Seagoon posted:For anyone else starting Budget Cuts 2, a quick bit advice; Don't eat every taco you see on the Rooftop level. Stash one in your inventory, because someone wants one a little ways on in the level and it'll save you backtracking/scouring every table to find one you didn't eat. It's VR, eat all the tacos and then just puke one of them up on the person who wants it.
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Dec 14, 2019 08:49
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EbolaIvory posted:I know I'm a jerk, and aggressive and all those things. I totally get not spoiling stuff, but the way the game's been for me so far makes it seem like there's half a chance you can actually brick your playthrough if you do eat them all.
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Dec 14, 2019 09:11
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Index aren't shipping til February now.
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Dec 14, 2019 09:18
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Trying to get into Boneworks but am finding my HP Reverb WMR tracking just that bit slow, cumbersome and innacurate enough that is frustrating. It makes me not want to do any actions that involve alot of movement. I miss my old Oculus, which always felt like a natural extension of your hands. I have access to a Vive Pro, but I expect the wands will probably feel even worse. Really tempted to buy myself a Quest and a Link for Christmas. Anyone using that with Boneworks and can comment?
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Dec 14, 2019 10:16
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I was playing with wands and it was pretty okay.
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Dec 14, 2019 10:17
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Turin Turambar posted:I was playing Pistol Whip for good part of the evening, and while fun, it screams 'the sequel is where the game will shine'. I like Pistol Whip, but I do agree that more variety would be nice. You could have, like, a shotgun that you fire in time with the cymbals, or a machine gun that perfectly matches a bitching guitar solo. SimonChris fucked around with this message at 10:36 on Dec 14, 2019 |
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Dec 14, 2019 10:30
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Isometric Bacon posted:Trying to get into Boneworks but am finding my HP Reverb WMR tracking just that bit slow, cumbersome and innacurate enough that is frustrating. It makes me not want to do any actions that involve alot of movement. I miss my old Oculus, which always felt like a natural extension of your hands. Are you trying to collect them all with VR headsets or something? Oculus > Vive Pro > HP Reverb and now Quest? What a strange line.
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Dec 14, 2019 11:05
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Played the first real level of Boneworks. It took me two hours during which I couldn't save. And at the end I forgot to put my guns in that stupid recycling thing.
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Dec 14, 2019 12:17
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Hellsau posted:Are you trying to collect them all with VR headsets or something? Oculus > Vive Pro > HP Reverb and now Quest? What a strange line. Heh. Yeah, it is. I work as a developer and have made a small number of VR apps, and we have had a rotating pool of various headsets for compatibility. (Well, just those three to be exact.) I also used to own the original DK2 test kits which is where I first got started in this space. Occasionally I get to muck around with the headsets, like I am with the Reverb currently. It helps my situation to test and understand the various quirks of each. To date, I still think the original Rift gave the best VR experience, mostly based around the Touch controllers. (I have not tried the Index, S or Cosmos). We're not doing any Quest development (Though I'd love the excuse one day) - So I'm keen to buy one myself, especially if the 'link' cable really does negate the need for a dedicated PC headset. (I'm skeptical it will work perfectly.)
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Dec 14, 2019 12:39
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ShadowHawk posted:And at the end I forgot to put my guns in that stupid recycling thing. I've stopped playing and am waiting until the savegame patch.
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Dec 14, 2019 14:41
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The only complaint I’ve had with quest link is that my cable is awkward due to not being right-angle at the headset, and also too short. Once the official cables come out and I rig it up hanging from the ceiling, i think it will be almost identical to using a Rift. I’ve been using it instead of an Index with a few games that don’t seem to work well with the Index controllers, and it’s good.
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Dec 14, 2019 15:59
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I started using Virtual Desktop to stream SteamVR over wifi and once I opened up the router settings to 80hz or whatever, it's pretty drat close to perfect (or at least nearly indistinguishable to using Link with a cable). It takes some loving around to get Virtual Desktop installed, sideloading a special APK distributed by the developer, and so on.. but once you've got that set up, using my default Spectrum router, all is well. Boneworks worked great in my living room with no problem. Just gotta be on a 5ghz wifi signal, etc.
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Dec 14, 2019 16:12
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ShadowHawk posted:Played the first real level of Boneworks. It took me two hours during which I couldn't save. My favourite part about the save thing is that when I take my headset off and leave my computer for a few hours without closing Boneworks, the game (or SteamVR?) will helpfully crash and discard all my progress lol
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Dec 14, 2019 16:20
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punished milkman posted:My favourite part about the save thing is that when I take my headset off and leave my computer for a few hours without closing Boneworks, the game (or SteamVR?) will helpfully crash and discard all my progress lol SteamVR turns off if not in use after a while iirc
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Dec 14, 2019 16:22
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Vacation Simulator is much better than Job Simulator. Still, I would say 30€ is asking too much for it, but it will be a nice buy at 20€. JS was just a proof of concept of setting + interaction system. Vacation Simulator takes that and makes something closer to a game. In this case, a collecthaton/achievement hunting game, but one where it's fun to collect them. You do activities like skill minigames, puzzles, photos, painting, etc and it's all well integrated with exploration and some amusing humor. The locales are varied and pleasant to see and there is a ton of interactive poo poo, videogames you find for your console, customization options, etc.
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Saving money til next week to buy an index...I hope I do not have to wait until March to get it I'm feenin.
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Dec 14, 2019 17:38
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StabMasterArson posted:SteamVR turns off if not in use after a while iirc You can also customize the timeout settings for SteamVR, the hmd and the controllers in the dashboard under settings but the default settings are pretty ok
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Dec 14, 2019 19:16
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Isometric Bacon posted:Heh. Yeah, it is. I work as a developer and have made a small number of VR apps, and we have had a rotating pool of various headsets for compatibility. (Well, just those three to be exact.) I also used to own the original DK2 test kits which is where I first got started in this space. dude get a quest what are you doing the quest is fuckin' awesome and playing without a wire is fantastic the controllers are worse though because the original touch had nearly perfect ergonomics
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Dec 14, 2019 20:19
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Anyone know how I would go about doing something like making a game treat my right trackpad like it's the left analog stick? I found the menu that lets me edit controls game by game, but it's fairly limited and only lets me make each trackpad simulate the analog stick that it's next to.
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Dec 14, 2019 20:23
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Pistol whip is a novel idea with absolutely terrible implementation and even worse music. https://steamcharts.com/app/1079800#1m It won't survive long, and it likely won't get a sequel. I don't see how they could have possibly recouped their cost unless something changes.
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Dec 14, 2019 20:34
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counter point: pistol whip owns and they're releasing free dlc soon
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I don't mean to be rude but I think you might just be bad at the game based on your posts in this thread. I think every song in the game has a 4/4 beat
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Dec 14, 2019 20:41
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Unit24 posted:Anyone know how I would go about doing something like making a game treat my right trackpad like it's the left analog stick? I found the menu that lets me edit controls game by game, but it's fairly limited and only lets me make each trackpad simulate the analog stick that it's next to. Assuming this is on a Vive, is switching the hands you're holding the controllers in not an option? Skyarb posted:Pistol whip is a novel idea with absolutely terrible implementation and even worse music. Steamspy estimates 20-50k owners at $25 a pop. Certainly not a breakout success, but between that and the Oculus store I'd guess they've probably recouped their costs. This isn't their first VR game, I don't think it's likely that they threw millions at development since they would know as well as anybody that you don't make that kind of money back on VR games.
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Dec 14, 2019 20:45
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Pistol Whip is also crossbuy, so I suspect everyone who owns a Quest, or owns a Rift (S) and might ever buy a Quest bought it on Oculus and not Steam. Pistol Whip has its problems (the hitboxes are wonky, at least on the Quest) but it's a pretty good workout.
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If nothing else, Pistol Whip reinforces my theory that if you wanna make a moderately successful VR game, make sure it vaguely has some kind of rhythm element
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NRVNQSR posted:Assuming this is on a Vive, is switching the hands you're holding the controllers in not an option? I'm using index controllers.
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Dec 14, 2019 20:59
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I think you used to be able to do stuff like that with OpenVR Input Emulator, idk if that still works or not though
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Skyarb posted:Pistol whip is a novel idea with absolutely terrible implementation and even worse music. Nah. The mod server isn’t chomping away workin on things. Nope. People hate this game.
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^^^ People can mod games all they want regardless homeless snail posted:If nothing else, Pistol Whip reinforces my theory that if you wanna make a moderately successful VR game, make sure it vaguely has some kind of rhythm element Agreed. People like rhythm games. But pistol whip will fall into the same exact bin as all the other vr rhythm games. Remeber audio shield? audica? synth riders? Sound boxing? All fine, relatively cute experiences with no staying power.
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Dec 14, 2019 22:39
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Pistol Whip has WAY higher production values than Audioshield or Soundboxing
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Can any PCVR user with a RX 5700 XT comment on its stability as of late, particularly since 19.9.3 driver update? My refurbished RTX 2070 lasted about a week and I'd much rather go with the cheaper option instead of a 2070 Super but I'm at my limit in dealing with unstable GPUs currently (and I've only ever had nVidia cards blow up on me  )
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Pistol Whip's soundtrack is OK at best. I could do without at least half of it. What it does need however the very least is custom songs/maps. If it had that, I'd be playing more.
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Combat Pretzel posted:Pistol Whip's soundtrack is OK at best. I could do without at least half of it. What it does need however the very least is custom songs/maps. If it had that, I'd be playing more. Totally personal opinion. I love the soundtrack. Very good murder music. Good news though. Song replacements are a thing currently (Same scenes sadly but hey). Theres playlists, people have worked out BPM and stuff on so they feel right. etc. Its all coming. But the games taking some work to backdoor some stuff into. Plus the scenes are really complex. Hellsau posted:Pistol Whip has WAY higher production values than Audioshield or Soundboxing Agreed. Its also a game for gamers by gamers. Skyarb posted:^^^ People can mod games all they want regardless Not when devs actively work against it, Which cloudhead is not. In fact, devs are in said mod discord answering questions.
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