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This doesn't hold true for FPS games. You absolutely need to tell the game where you are aiming so it can draw crosshairs, even for on-rails shooters favored by

by ukuina 3y ago

This doesn't hold true for FPS games. You absolutely need to tell the game where you are aiming so it can draw crosshairs, even for on-rails shooters favored by VR.

unmasked_poker 3y ago
most probably you are right. But I could imagine crosshairs are not needed anymore with highly accurate eye tracking, you would just intuitively know where you are aiming anyways.
- dmonitor 3y ago
  You don’t necessarily want the cursor to be as fast as the human eye
  - gnicholas 3y ago
    Yep, you presumably need to animate a hand/gun/etc. moving on-screen. So maybe it would lag eye movements by a bit.
naravara 3y ago
I expect fps will still require a controller/kbm rather than relying on the eye tracking/gesture input. For one thing, I don’t know how else you would move and perform actions at the same time.
Geee 3y ago
There aren't usually any on-screen crosshairs in VR games. You just use the crosshairs that are on the weapon, which is tracked through controllers. I expect there to be trackable controllers available for Vision too. It's also possible to use hand tracking, but that's not optimal.