FF Seraphim
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Ace Combat is what has me buying a PSVR day one.
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Ace Combat is what has me buying a PSVR day one.
Icyflamez96
Member
Looks like it would be fun.
Sidewinder
Member
Looks cool, the online connection should be solid as a rock to not suffer lags and other barf inducing glitches, right?
Don't know if that game is compatible to my shitty connection ;(
Don't know if that game is compatible to my shitty connection ;(
TrojanBlade
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Is DC VR happening? You already played it? How was it? Need some details please.
TouchMyBox
Member
Players teleporting around the map I don't feel would give you motion sickness, though hopefully their player precition model will be good, which it probably will be considering that a lot of the player movements in this game seem to be more deliberate and have momentum to them. The big bads of motion sickness are slow and/or inaccurate head tracking, image persistence, poor or unlocked framerates, screen tearing, etc.
FalsettoVibe
Member
Will definitely pick this up.
Its Quite Toasty
Banned
Seriously, not enough people noticing the star of the show here.
valkillmore
Member
Fuck I can't wait. The controls look awesome, game play is unique, visuals are on point and from what I can tell based on impression, the 'presence' is there.
Does this game have 3d positional audio? Do all PSVR games have that?
Can't wait.
Yeah there are not enough impressions of DCVR online. Spill it!
Does this game have 3d positional audio? Do all PSVR games have that?
Can't wait.
Yeah there are not enough impressions of DCVR online. Spill it!
Oppo
Member
I believe the breakout box helps with 3D audio and reprojection.
there was a thread about DC VR on GAF if you search.
KoopaTheCasual
Junior Member
Punished Liam in full effect.
Lord Error
Insane For Sony
It's usually single player modes that always looks noticeably better in every game - despite them having AI. That a multiplayer VR game can look this good on PS4, should only mean that we should get even better looking single player stuff.
Avenger54321
Member
The game looks fun, hopefully PSVR isn't too expensive, so I can get it on the same day. Though what really caught my eye in this Video was that Liam was in it 
1.21Gigawatts
Banned
Doesn't look exciting to me. I guess its something you have to play to feel it.
valkillmore
Member
To be fair, that can be said for the majority of VR game footage we've seen. The consensus is, for the most part, that you really do have to play it to 'get it.'
I uh... um... thanks for sharing I guess? Did you at least wash your hands after?
PulseONE
Member
I think he meant the other kind of stroke
Someone took a lesson in SEO optimization.
Stupid Sexy Flanders
Member
I think this game looks pretty boring, what about it looks fun to you guys? Or what is fun about it for those that played it already? I feel like I'm missing something :/
PulseONE
Member
I think it's different when you feel like you're strapped to a mech jumping 10 meters off the ground, while raining bullets on other mechs. Its the experience I guess that makes it awesome
dragonflys545
Member
You haven't try it. That's probably what you're missing.
This. It's also a great example of the compromised visuals of VR still looking very impressive.
ChosenPredator
Banned
i keep picturing how you'd play that with a bunch of buddies around do you all have to bring your own headsets or is it pure multiplayer, i dunno.
ChronotriggerJM
Member
Nearly everything about it sounds fun to me lol. I like the thought of feeling like you're in the cockpit of the mech, and being able to see the weapons firing around you.
I like the concept of purpose built mechs, one's for speed, defense, offence, etc etc. I would guess that they'd feel very different with the sense of presence that VR can induce.
I really like that melee thrust they're showing off. I imagine when you're in that space, it feels amazing.
The environment looks large, which is a great representation of scale, and I like that the world is vibrant.
The sport settings gives the players a reason for engaging other than just "kill that dude", which is something that's typically a turn off for me in regular team deathmatch modes.
I imaging you have to do the same as of a bunch of buddies were around to play halo5. Tell them all to bring a console and a copy of the game so you can play online...saves having to carry a TV each though i guess.
wanderingprostheyltite
Member
Even though my framerate was garbage and the screen door effect made visibility terrible, to this day one of the biggest rushes I've had in vr came from taking off in a MiG in this fully navigable earth sim called Outerra. The sense of speed is unreal. Can't imagine what a AAA fighter jet game running at 120 fps reprojected would feel like. Probably awesome lol.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LPPdV2Md1c
Wait, you have seen Driveclub VR? When did this happen?
TrojanBlade
Member
Yeah someone spill the beans on this. I didn't even know there was a DC VR version coming. This is a game changer!
Rising_Hei
Member
We need more crazy and innovative shit like this to make VR worth it.
But please start doing a truly VR MMO experience like . hack or SAO
But please start doing a truly VR MMO experience like . hack or SAO
Stupid Sexy Flanders
Member
It could be, I think I understand the concept of the controls (left stick to run, right stick to turn, look around for aiming?) and I'm imagining playing it in VR (I have a GearVR so I kind of know what it'll be like) but I'm still not really feeling anything one way or the other towards the game.
It might be the whole sports thing, as I'm not big on competition stuff and the only sport/esport thing I like is Rocket League.
I'll be happy to give it a go if there's some kind of 1 map demo released when PSVR comes out
itsbenoclock
Member
It looked really rough graphically, but understandably I'll need to play it to get the full effect, so whilst this video dampened my hype a little I still can't wait to try it out for realsies.
It sure was. It felt like I was playing cyber paint-ball, and my arena included bunch of 10 story buildings you could jump to.
Loved the feeling of using melee to deny center goal scorer. Aiming with head, and movement with dualshock worked remarkably well too.
Since the sense of scale was portrayed so well, you actually felt like a human inside a 12 ft tall mech. Was beyond cool.
I'm so happy that RIGS was my first experience with PSVR. Most of the demos that I tried afterwards were honestly pretty lame, such as soccer head-but and dolphin school. REZ of course was an exception as well. That game was AWESOME in VR!
I'm totally sold. LETZ DO THIS!
xenorevlis
Member
They had it at PSX. Instead of the Kitchen demo (which had an hour long queue) I tried it out first (and RIGS later in the day). Was not as pristine a presentation as regular Driveclub and only used gamepad, but it still looked phenomenal especially for a VR title and the sense of speed / fear of crashing caused me to momentarily freak out when I looked behind me.
This is my opinion on RIGS. The VR aspect of the experience aside, this game just looks uninteresting. It's basically just a simple mech shooter where you can jump threw hoops to score..
Probably any game could seem awesome when it's your first VR experience.
xenorevlis
Member
All PSVR games are displaying at 120hz and it certainly felt much smoother than vanilla DC, so I assume it was constant 60fps + reprojection.
wanderingprostheyltite
Member
Huh, I thought reprojection was only being used on certain experiences like the robot playground demo. Source?
Dragon Puncher
Member
RIGS looks like the best Playstation VR game by far! Can't wait to try it out.
Actually, games that run at 60 get reprojected to 120. But games that are at 90 stay at 90, they don't go up to 120.