bytch the fukk up that's whyI was by myself in the man cave lights off and shyt VR causing Cloa phobia however you spell that shyt
The Official Playstation VR Thread
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Still got my OG move controllers
Wasn't no one buying them $100 controllers like wtf. Everyone just copped two used ones for $25 at GS. Them shyts should've been $10 at least.
I was playing Rez, which uses the ds4 or move controllers, and I realized....why don't the fukking move controllers have a thumb stick or d pad? I had to go from my ps4 controller to my move one in order to play. shyt makes no sense. Sony really shoulda put an analog stick or d-pad on those move controllers
what would you need the analog for in Rez?? I thought aiming was done with head movement?? I remember just using my ps4 controller.
backbreaker65
All Star
Someone on Reddit, made an interesting discovery about the play area and you should set it up on the "LEFT" lens.
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backbreaker65
All Star
Nah you use one controller to shoot.
But playing "Worlds" and shyt, the d-pad is sorely missing
I also have a problem with the camera and the move controllers. I'm tall, so I mounted the camera at the top of my tv, titled up. But...when I go to duck, I get error messages, saying I'm out of range. I see what the reviewers were saying about that shyt. Kinda annoying.
The London shootout in Worlds is cool as fukk though.
Playing Uncharted on the cinema screen makes me dizzy. The screen shouldn't move.
Worlds, despite the terrible reviews, is pretty cool. I've only played the London Heist and Street Luge, but I had a good time.
I'm about to go out drinking, but the PSVR is a good item. I'm giving it an 8/10 so far.
I don't get sick in VR, like most people, as I've adjusted this past year with my OR and Vive.
Luge nor Driveclub made me sick (as some reviewers are saying).
Take it from somebody that has a ton of experience with "intense" VR, it takes about 2 weeks to get used to the motion sickness. Once that's done, you're home free.
I'm about to go out drinking, but the PSVR is a good item. I'm giving it an 8/10 so far.
I don't get sick in VR, like most people, as I've adjusted this past year with my OR and Vive.
Luge nor Driveclub made me sick (as some reviewers are saying).
Take it from somebody that has a ton of experience with "intense" VR, it takes about 2 weeks to get used to the motion sickness. Once that's done, you're home free.
Pro tip: play the most "intense" VR games you can for a week. Throw up if you need to (which you shouldn't [I've been queasy on a few games on my OR, but never threw up]).
After that, VR feels natural. I play the most "intense" VR games on my OR (like Jump), and I never get sick anymore. It just takes time. Your brain will adjust.
The brain/body is a marvelous thing
After that, VR feels natural. I play the most "intense" VR games on my OR (like Jump), and I never get sick anymore. It just takes time. Your brain will adjust.
The brain/body is a marvelous thing
Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
brehs, I put battlezone on for 7mins, had to stop cause was about to vomit. I fully get y vr is using teleportation
Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
after an hour of stopping VR my head is spinning.
also, I have opticians in my family and they said vr can cause people to blink less which in short 4uks up the eye, so make sure you're blinking a lot when playing.
also, I have opticians in my family and they said vr can cause people to blink less which in short 4uks up the eye, so make sure you're blinking a lot when playing.