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Have you tried it? You absolutely can do all those things you just described in VR. I understand why you might think it wouldn't feel realistic, because yes, th
by Ajedi32 7y ago
Have you tried it? You absolutely can do all those things you just described in VR. I understand why you might think it wouldn't feel realistic, because yes, the technology for realistic full-body tactile feedback isn't there yet. But I can assure you from personal experience; audio/visual feedback is more than enough to immerse you in the game even when the haptics don't precisely match what you'd feel doing the same thing in real life.
- bloody-crow 7y ago> You absolutely can do all those things you just described in VR I haven't seen a single VR game that allows you to do things a typical competitive FPS shooter character does or games like Dark Souls/Sekiro.
- Ajedi32 7y agoTypical competitive FPS shooter => Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond, Pavlov, Onward Dark Souls => Asgard's Wrath, Blade and Sorcery Sekiro => Sairento VR, The Unbreakable Gumball In fact, I'd argue the reverse is true: I haven't seen a single flat screen game which allows you the same natural freedom of movement as VR games like Echo VR or Windlands do. Full 6DoF controllers enable a lot of possibilities for movement that just aren't feasible with a keyboard+mouse or controller.