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04-05-2021, 10:20 PM
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Valheim native VR just releasssedddd!!!
04-06-2021, 06:17 AM
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04-06-2021, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted By freeburn⏩
Take DramamineLooks cool but even as a pretty seasoned vr user I can see myself getting motion sickness from this pretty quick.
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04-06-2021, 01:49 PM
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04-06-2021, 02:12 PM
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04-06-2021, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted By KingSWRV⏩
Nah I just find that games with locomotion like that get nauseating. The walking dead game was the same way. I can only do like 30 min sessions.why do you have some sort of dissability?
Do I have a disability lmao... It's pretty well known that locomotion games give vr sickness. It's not just me. Pretty common.
04-06-2021, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted By Retoaded⏩
Native as opposed to injected with Apps such as Vorpx which usually the experience is more cumbersome and loaded and costs the price of the program.I don't get "native" and "mod"? So its not produced by the developer I guess then but somehow doesn't require any extra programs, is that what they mean?
Regardless, if anyone tries it report back. 100% VRonlycel.
Regardless, if anyone tries it report back. 100% VRonlycel.
But the core engine of Valheim was really clean and easy to do a first person mod and subsequently standalone VR mod modded into the game. I’m loading it up now it took like 30 secs to unzip 2 things in the root folder wish me luck I’m diving in.
04-06-2021, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted By freeburn⏩
It’s actually ultra rare (despite what Reddit posts you may have read lol) that someone can’t get used to it after a few sessions and a majority don’t ever even get sick in the first place maybe just need a break once in a while to clear the senses.Nah I just find that games with locomotion like that get nauseating. The walking dead game was the same way. I can only do like 30 min sessions.
Do I have a disability lmao... It's pretty well known that locomotion games give vr sickness. It's not just me. Pretty common.
Do I have a disability lmao... It's pretty well known that locomotion games give vr sickness. It's not just me. Pretty common.
If you went out on a cruise first time ever and got sea sick that is common but if you were a sailor out at sea for a year and still got seasick... well that would be considered to have some form of disability...
Like all it is is the brain thinking you’re poisoned because what you see doesn’t match what you feel so it’s evolution thinking somethings wrong in your body but the sensation can be trained to go away.
If you can’t get over it yeah, you might be retarded or extremely weak and unable to adapt to stimulus changes.
That’s a form of disability yes.
04-06-2021, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted By KingSWRV⏩
Cool let me know. Still hoping one day to have Enderal in VR. I know its been done with vorpx but I have not gone down that wormhole yet.Native as opposed to injected with Apps such as Vorpx which usually the experience is more cumbersome and loaded and costs the price of the program.
But the core engine of Valheim was really clean and easy to do a first person mod and subsequently standalone VR mod modded into the game. I’m loading it up now it took like 30 secs to unzip 2 things in the root folder wish me luck I’m diving in.
But the core engine of Valheim was really clean and easy to do a first person mod and subsequently standalone VR mod modded into the game. I’m loading it up now it took like 30 secs to unzip 2 things in the root folder wish me luck I’m diving in.
04-06-2021, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted By KingSWRV⏩
lmao, it's a bit harsh to say he might be retarded or extremely weak, but i do agree that it seems uncommon to still have motion sickness / nausea if you consider yourself a "vr veteran". most people report getting "vr legs" (ie. adjusting to locomotion in vr games), so if you're still experiencing nausea, then there's something up with your body.It’s actually ultra rare (despite what Reddit posts you may have read lol) that someone can’t get used to it after a few sessions and a majority don’t ever even get sick in the first place maybe just need a break once in a while to clear the senses.
If you went out on a cruise first time ever and got sea sick that is common but if you were a sailor out at sea for a year and still got seasick... well that would be considered to have some form of disability...
Like all it is is the brain thinking you’re poisoned because what you see doesn’t match what you feel so it’s evolution thinking somethings wrong in your body but the sensation can be trained to go away.
If you can’t get over it yeah, you might be retarded or extremely weak and unable to adapt to stimulus changes.
That’s a form of disability yes.
If you went out on a cruise first time ever and got sea sick that is common but if you were a sailor out at sea for a year and still got seasick... well that would be considered to have some form of disability...
Like all it is is the brain thinking you’re poisoned because what you see doesn’t match what you feel so it’s evolution thinking somethings wrong in your body but the sensation can be trained to go away.
If you can’t get over it yeah, you might be retarded or extremely weak and unable to adapt to stimulus changes.
That’s a form of disability yes.
the first time i had motion sickness was the first time i ever tried skyrim vr, but after that, i haven't had a single instance of it. i can legit play vr games with locomotion and smooth turning (or w/e it's called) for hours on end and not feel phased at all. in fact, the only thing that stops me from playing longer is my quest 2 running out of batteries heh.
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04-06-2021, 03:19 PM
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Originally Posted By butwhowasfeel⏩
Nothing bothers me except the surface rover in Elite Dangerous. As someone who has been on alot of boats, its about like being in a 20 foot boat in high frequency 6-10s. Im convinced no human can withstand an hour of that without their head spinning. Fortunately the developers incorporated a steady horizon option once testers all got sick.lmao, it's a bit harsh to say he might be retarded or extremely weak, but i do agree that it seems uncommon to still have motion sickness / nausea if you consider yourself a "vr veteran". most people report getting "vr legs" (ie. adjusting to locomotion in vr games), so if you're still experiencing nausea, then there's something up with your body.
the first time i had motion sickness was the first time i ever tried skyrim vr, but after that, i haven't had a single instance of it. i can legit play vr games with locomotion and smooth turning (or w/e it's called) for hours on end and not feel phased at all. in fact, the only thing that stops me from playing longer is my quest 2 running out of batteries heh.
the first time i had motion sickness was the first time i ever tried skyrim vr, but after that, i haven't had a single instance of it. i can legit play vr games with locomotion and smooth turning (or w/e it's called) for hours on end and not feel phased at all. in fact, the only thing that stops me from playing longer is my quest 2 running out of batteries heh.
04-06-2021, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted By KingSWRV⏩
Ultra rare. OK. Type in vr sickness in Google and it's pages and pages. It's not that rare. I have no issue with teleport games but yeah locomotion makes me sick. I'm not out here barfing and refusing to play them, but I have to take breaks more frequently unlike other style games.some games are worse then others with it, I've played games that haven't bothered me like modded robo recall locomotion.It’s actually ultra rare (despite what Reddit posts you may have read lol) that someone can’t get used to it after a few sessions and a majority don’t ever even get sick in the first place maybe just need a break once in a while to clear the senses.
If you went out on a cruise first time ever and got sea sick that is common but if you were a sailor out at sea for a year and still got seasick... well that would be considered to have some form of disability...
Like all it is is the brain thinking you’re poisoned because what you see doesn’t match what you feel so it’s evolution thinking somethings wrong in your body but the sensation can be trained to go away.
If you can’t get over it yeah, you might be retarded or extremely weak and unable to adapt to stimulus changes.
That’s a form of disability yes.
If you went out on a cruise first time ever and got sea sick that is common but if you were a sailor out at sea for a year and still got seasick... well that would be considered to have some form of disability...
Like all it is is the brain thinking you’re poisoned because what you see doesn’t match what you feel so it’s evolution thinking somethings wrong in your body but the sensation can be trained to go away.
If you can’t get over it yeah, you might be retarded or extremely weak and unable to adapt to stimulus changes.
That’s a form of disability yes.
Sorry I'm not like you, but you're confusing being normal with a disability. Unlike you I have a real life and don't live in vr like a little virgin, so my normal man body and eyes haven't devolved into only looking at screens 1 inch from my eyeballs 24/7. The majority of my eyeballs view is still real life, so yes, those games can make me slightly sick after a while as they do with many other people. Hence why Google has thousands of results for vr sickness.
Bro you have admitted many times that you have no life and live in video game land, don't get on here calling me retarded cause I am one of many normal people who experiences motion sickness with certain vr games. You can't even comprehend having a normal conversation with someone because of how ****ing autistic you are. Calling me retarded when I'm not even arguing with you or trying to start ****, simply stating that game would probably give me motion sickness lmao dude go outside and interact with other humans once in a while.
04-06-2021, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted By freeburn⏩
I typed it in google and first search result was an article titled 7 ways to overcome motion sickness in VR —so that’s quite a lot of ways to get over the issue if you just look into it a lil bit lolUltra rare. OK. Type in vr sickness in Google and it's pages and pages. It's not that rare. I have no issue with teleport games but yeah locomotion makes me sick. I'm not out here barfing and refusing to play them, but I have to take breaks more frequently unlike other style games.some games are worse then others with it, I've played games that haven't bothered me like modded robo recall locomotion.
Sorry I'm not like you, but you're confusing being normal with a disability. Unlike you I have a real life and don't live in vr like a little virgin, so my normal man body and eyes haven't devolved into only looking at screens 1 inch from my eyeballs 24/7. The majority of my eyeballs view is still real life, so yes, those games can make me slightly sick after a while as they do with many other people. Hence why Google has thousands of results for vr sickness.
Bro you have admitted many times that you have no life and live in video game land, don't get on here calling me retarded cause I am one of many normal people who experiences motion sickness with certain vr games. You can't even comprehend having a normal conversation with someone because of how ****ing autistic you are. Calling me retarded when I'm not even arguing with you or trying to start ****, simply stating that game would probably give me motion sickness lmao dude go outside and interact with other humans once in a while.
Sorry I'm not like you, but you're confusing being normal with a disability. Unlike you I have a real life and don't live in vr like a little virgin, so my normal man body and eyes haven't devolved into only looking at screens 1 inch from my eyeballs 24/7. The majority of my eyeballs view is still real life, so yes, those games can make me slightly sick after a while as they do with many other people. Hence why Google has thousands of results for vr sickness.
Bro you have admitted many times that you have no life and live in video game land, don't get on here calling me retarded cause I am one of many normal people who experiences motion sickness with certain vr games. You can't even comprehend having a normal conversation with someone because of how ****ing autistic you are. Calling me retarded when I'm not even arguing with you or trying to start ****, simply stating that game would probably give me motion sickness lmao dude go outside and interact with other humans once in a while.
04-06-2021, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted By Retoaded⏩
It’s actually super well realized. I just took a life size tour of my bases and it’s like a whole new place. So much larger from this view gives everything more weight.Cool let me know. Still hoping one day to have Enderal in VR. I know its been done with vorpx but I have not gone down that wormhole yet.
Even just coming face to face with a medium size creature got my hairs raised and got that fight or flight response for a split second
04-06-2021, 10:04 PM
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Originally Posted By freeburn⏩
I feel your pain bro. I got nausea the first few times I played SW Squadrons in VR.Nah I just find that games with locomotion like that get nauseating. The walking dead game was the same way. I can only do like 30 min sessions.
Do I have a disability lmao... It's pretty well known that locomotion games give vr sickness. It's not just me. Pretty common.
Do I have a disability lmao... It's pretty well known that locomotion games give vr sickness. It's not just me. Pretty common.
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04-07-2021, 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted By KingSWRV⏩
Cool will check it out if and when I have time for something new. I remember the first time I loaded up Skyrim and even the wolves were huge and moving fast lol.It’s actually super well realized. I just took a life size tour of my bases and it’s like a whole new place. So much larger from this view gives everything more weight.
Even just coming face to face with a medium size creature got my hairs raised and got that fight or flight response for a split second
Even just coming face to face with a medium size creature got my hairs raised and got that fight or flight response for a split second
Honestly between all the flight simming, skyrim, alyx, elite dangerous, and the fun little games like super hot I don't even have time for more games.
also not sure if you are still flying in MSFS 2020 but the VR implementation is super promising even though not complete yet (no controller tracking, just mouse). The flight modeling has improved too (we had discussions on difference between x-plane and MSFS). X-plane is till way better for flying with instruments, but just flying VFR its hard to beat the eye candy in MSFS in VR.
04-07-2021, 09:40 AM
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04-07-2021, 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted By illah⏩
Im using it on controller dumbassVR is for porn. I'ill stick to playing videogames using a M+K or controller, thank you.
its super immersive and im actually better at fighting like this because its in FPS mode
04-07-2021, 11:21 AM
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