Bfahome
finished it today. here's my review. it's mostly just going over the minor criticisms and issues i had with an otherwise good experience.
since it was $5 on sale i picked titanfall 2 up to try this out and i gotta say it does work shockingly well. some stuff is a little jank because the systems weren't built around vr controls but most of what's there is pretty good.
Bfahome reposted
Minor addendum is that i did almost overbalance and fall 2-3 times while playing lol. Also i was unsure about the tracking since it felt like it put me too close to the floor in my first (of 2) sessions. The crouch is a bit funky, with it being triggered by actually crouching.
i ran the gauntlet a bunch of times trying to get the wallrunning dialed in and while i am still not at all good at it, i did manage to get it under a minute. the most surprising thing is the lack of sickness, other smooth movement games have given me building queasiness after a bit, but not this.
The gun system, as mentioned in the article, is tough; having to hold onto the gun constantly else it get reholstered is tricky while trying to parkour around. Didn't see a way to drop a gun so was stuck with a sniper rifle in my offhand for a while, having to do an awkward handoff to really use it.
since it was $5 on sale i picked titanfall 2 up to try this out and i gotta say it does work shockingly well. some stuff is a little jank because the systems weren't built around vr controls but most of what's there is pretty good.
Titanfall 2 VR is a shockingly well-executed conversion of an already perfect game and one of the most moving experiences I've had in VR since Half-Life: Alyx. aftermath.site/titanfall-2-vr...
Finally got the proper torx driver and summoned the courage to do this. New thumbstick feels nice. :)
Bought some replacement thumbsticks because the original has some wear and feels a little gummy after all these years, but i'm anxious about opening it up. In theory i like the idea of repairs and repairability but also this feels like a relic, a valuable bit of history, and changing it feels wrong.