On July 02 2015 06:14 BluemoonSC wrote: have you guys seen this yet?
i dont think i could do it. That's way to fucked up, my brain will melt.
i thought this was like VR (occulus rift shit) kind of game if it's just normal I think I could play it and stand corrected.
A lot of the folks making VR said that horror stuff was a bad idea when they were interviewed during E3. It was all along the lines of "Yeah, it seems great but we are realizing we could really fuck some people up or straight up put someone in the ER, so maybe not?"
I think the dreams of playing PT in a VR head set might stay that way.
i dont think i could do it. That's way to fucked up, my brain will melt.
i thought this was like VR (occulus rift shit) kind of game if it's just normal I think I could play it and stand corrected.
A lot of the folks making VR said that horror stuff was a bad idea when they were interviewed during E3. It was all along the lines of "Yeah, it seems great but we are realizing we could really fuck some people up or straight up put someone in the ER, so maybe not?"
I think the dreams of playing PT in a VR head set might stay that way.
Has the issue of motion sickness ever bene solved? I've heard they've diminished it but idk if they ever solved it.
i dont think i could do it. That's way to fucked up, my brain will melt.
i thought this was like VR (occulus rift shit) kind of game if it's just normal I think I could play it and stand corrected.
A lot of the folks making VR said that horror stuff was a bad idea when they were interviewed during E3. It was all along the lines of "Yeah, it seems great but we are realizing we could really fuck some people up or straight up put someone in the ER, so maybe not?"
I think the dreams of playing PT in a VR head set might stay that way.
Has the issue of motion sickness ever bene solved? I've heard they've diminished it but idk if they ever solved it.
apparently valve's VR thing almost eliminates motion sickness people who couldn't use the rift had no problem using valve's thing
i dont think i could do it. That's way to fucked up, my brain will melt.
i thought this was like VR (occulus rift shit) kind of game if it's just normal I think I could play it and stand corrected.
A lot of the folks making VR said that horror stuff was a bad idea when they were interviewed during E3. It was all along the lines of "Yeah, it seems great but we are realizing we could really fuck some people up or straight up put someone in the ER, so maybe not?"
I think the dreams of playing PT in a VR head set might stay that way.
Has the issue of motion sickness ever bene solved? I've heard they've diminished it but idk if they ever solved it.
Yeah, but bumping up resolution to crazy levels and reducing lag. It still depends on the user. But they can't fix everything, since there is no software solution for your inter ear thinking the ground is the ground. One guy from occulus said that developers need work on making games that move at a speed people are conformable with in real life. No playing Quake in VR unless you want to throw up a whole bunch. Maybe driving a fast car, because that is something we do normally. Flight sims too, but barrel rolls make people puke in real life.
Its a whole new design medium. They can't just plug Mirror's Edge in there and expect people to enjoy it, because they won't.
On July 02 2015 07:35 BluemoonSC wrote: i hate frozen pizzas. they are so convenient and delicious..but i inevitably burn the roof of my mouth. scratch that..SCALD the roof of my mouth TT
how do you scald yourself with something FROZEN huh? gotcha u phony
On July 02 2015 07:35 BluemoonSC wrote: i hate frozen pizzas. they are so convenient and delicious..but i inevitably burn the roof of my mouth. scratch that..SCALD the roof of my mouth TT
you shouldnt eat them at 200 F then, if mcdonalds shouldnt do it neither should you
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