How can we convince normies not to fall for the VR meme?
Show them the price tag.
>>335878365
No normies fell for it because we knew you couldn't do actual games involving movement without getting motion sickness.
It's the retarded whyfoo fag weeaboos you have to convince.
All they need to see is the price + the price of the computer needed to use it.
you don't have to, it's a fad
the smug ones with money will buy them for a few years, and that's about it. after that they'll stop giving a shit and the companies will stop making them except for flight sim autists.
>>335878365
>>335878661
Is she holding a condom?
>>335878661
Fuck it, I'll get myself one
>>335878789
>>335878881
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIl2-5f8NTo
Don't, someone needs to fund vr till we get the good stuff in 6 or 7 years, don't ruin this for me anon
>>335878661
Isn't that upcoming(tm) Liru game going to have VR capability?
I would rather have normies flock to the VR meme so that it can truly finally die.
Reminder that Vive has actual good foam so your face doesn't die.
>wanting normies in anything
bad post
>>335878365
I don't need normies since the japanese porn games I want VR for will never be big budget enough to use better tech than what we have now.
>>335878365
too late vegas has vr porn in hotels already
>>335878473
>>335878584
This honestly
I would get VR just for the inevidable waifushit that would follow, and if it managed to get good games i guess. but its just so damn expensive that it isnt practical, and its not goana get games if nobody buys it. The price is its biggest obstacle
>>335878365
Won't this shit fuck your vision up? Seems like a bad idea to have bright lights strapped to your eyeballs for hours at a time
You don't have to worry about that, VR will fail on its own just like how it's failed every other time it's been attempted.
>>335879197
yea, here is a question: what is brighter sun or oled screen?
name 5 great games for vr that are on the level of the witcher 3, gta v, deus ex, uncharted or rise of the tomb raider.
>>335879197
How
>>335878959
>>335878959
GOOD GOD the lyrics are designed for you to kill yourself
We miss our own friends
in the sea of thought like a maze.
No praise or blame,
yet we're sometimes trapped in a daze.
In countless blisters,
walking on the maple floor
we've got to go through before.
The despair shuts the door.
I sing my song like everlasting notes.
When I feel that I'm lost,
I just keep my eyes closed.
Gone by the breeze,
I find that I'm on my feet.
Here I am to live my time.
Here I am to forge my mind.
>>335879197
>Won't this shit fuck your vision up?
As much as staring at your shitty TN screen while shitposting on 4chan for 12 hours.
Also lens perspective.
I don't understand why it's so constrictive that it cuts the bloodflow off in your face.
Doesn't it have adjustable straps?
>>335879251
Yes
In the 90's they hyped it up as the future of gaming, but it was impractical then, and it failed. And it is impractical now, and will fail again.
Even the motion control gimmicks of Wii, Kinect, etc, have already begun fading into obscurity
There's no point for this fucking stupid shit. Just provide a screen, and a controller. Quit trying to reinvent the wheel
>>335878365
>$600
Don't even worry about it.
>>335879349
Nice Linkin Park lyrics, nerd.
>>335879385
it's not snug
it's just so heavy that it inevitably puts a lot of pressure on your face
>>335879197
Yeah, since my vision are already fucked up, i can't see anything properly without my glasses.
>>335879462
those are the lyrics to the tech demos song>>335878661
>>335878959
>>335879476
How much does the actual visor weigh?
>>335878473
>>335878584
>>335879459
Normies have jobs and can afford the price of VR, unlike you smelly NEETS who have to beg mommy for any money at all.
>>335879540
It was a joke youqt
>>335878365
>trying to stop people from buying a 600 dollar gimmick
don't think people are going to need help buddy
>>335879567
about 400gr maybe more
>>335879567
Vive is ~1.2lbs
OR is ~1.0lbs
>>335878365
So you fags paid 1000$ for a graphics card but don't want to pay for something new? You want to stare at your shitty monitor all day instead fucking some anime chick on the beach?
>>335878365
normal people aren't actually suseptable to it, the only people who fall for vr are autistic technophile geeks who think the holodeck from startrek is about to become a reality
>>335878959
>>335879349
>Japanese culture so infused with suicide that they want the world to embrace it
>>335879585
>if you think something is too expensive that means you're poor meme
Normal people have something called a budget. They aren't spoiled brats like you.
>>335879794
>>335879753
I'm not putting that shit on my face, oculus rift can suck a dick.
>>335879585
>Normies have jobs and can afford the price of VR
Doesn't mean they'll blow above the usual console price for a piece of hardware that doesn't even play games as well.
VR is still an enthusiast market.
>>335879901
Are you literally a skeleton?
>>335879869
they actually have pretty low suicide rates, lower than US and most eu countries
>>335879869
>>335880019
Japs and asians just have a different belief with life and death.Which is working themselves to death or else they'll be haunted by their shamed ancestors forever
>>335878365
>How can we convince normies not to fall for the manned flight meme?
>>335880019
>they actually have pretty low suicide rates, lower than US and most eu countries
???
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_suicide_rate
Why would you even lie about something like that?
>>335880019
>>335880137
>>335880019
>they actually have pretty low suicide rates, lower than US and most eu countries
The chart >>335880218 says otherwise
>>335880195
>south korea
but why
>>335880218
Never agreed or disagreed with that anon, just making a dumb statement.
>We jumped 20 spots between two sources
eh, I'd like a more solid source honestly.
>>335878365
>How can we convince normies not to fall for the cellphone meme?
>>335880391
they realized that they are living in worst korea
>>335879938
Yes.
>>335880461
never mind, wikipedia was helpful
>One reason for the cause of its high suicide rate compared to other countries in the developed world is due to a large amount of suicide among the elderly. The prevalence of suicide among elderly South Koreans is due to the amount of widespread poverty among senior citizens in South Korea, with nearly half of the country's elderly population living below the poverty line.
>>335880391
Assfaggots who didn't git gud
>How can we convince normies not to fall for the TV meme?
>>335880545
>a country where old people can't leech free monies just for being old
Must be nice.
>>335880218
>males are 2 to 6 times more likely to suicide than females
what went wrong?
>>335880605
Except tvs don't require me to move around to enjoy. Fuck vr. I will move my neck and body when I damn well please!
>>335878567
Meanwhile in real life thousands of people have been playing elite dangerous in VR for more than a year
>>335880454
seconding this
VR is the future, I don't understand why people here get so mad about it.
It's the natural next step, no need or giant flatscreens everywhere if everyone just gets their own AR/VR system.
>>335879938
>Are you literally a skeleton?
Isn't everybody?
>>335878365
>VR meme
VR is the future man. It's only going to get better.
>>335880761
>how do we stop people from moving around because I'm an inactive subhuman blob?
>>335880665
toxic masculinity
>>335880665
shouldnt have to explain it to you
if you dont already understand youre welcome to become a statistic
>>335880665
misogyny at work
I was talking to a super normie friend last night about VR and he likened it to Move and Kinect and said they were both shitty gimmicks. There is hope.
>>335878365
>I can't afford this
>I MUST DISCOURAGE EVERYONE ELSE FROM OBTAINING IT BECAUSE I CAN'T HAVE IT
>>335880218
>Literal book to kill yourself made by a japanese dude
>That fucking mountain where everyone goes to kill themselves.
>Still filled with fresh corpses and older remains of people that commit sudoku.
Fucking Japan
>>335880761
>implying you need to "move around"
My favorite thing about the Oculus powered Gear VR is that I can literally lay down and take a nap "in the world" I'm experiencing.
>enjoying a beautiful Hawaiian sunset
>looking around, watching the waves
>getting a little sleepy, recline in couch
>glance at the rolling clouds and seagulls flying overhead
>take a peaceful nap to the sounds of the sea.
>dream of seagulls and the beach
>wake up later
>still at the beach
>realize I'm still in VR
It's a ne
>>335880218
>Guyana #1
Was Jonestown so significant that it's thrown off statistics for decades since?
>>335881139
Honestly it's barely a issue with price but it does add another barrier to just try VR. If one showed up on my doorstep randomly, it feels like I would use it for a few days then dump it into the closet until I wanted to use it for porn or the occasional VR game that looks interesting
>>335878661
I know i'm gonna get it.
But i just don't know how i will feel spending cash buying clothes for her.
>>335880842
Repetitive movement with no signal for change or variation. Yeah have fun with your muscle strain. Oh and eyestrain from forgetting to blink enough times. Monitors and motion controls come with enough drawbacks that still don't have concrete solutions. VR will only exacerbate them.
>>335880159
>>335880454
>>335880605
I bet you think flying cars are inevitable too.
Just because VR appears in science fiction, doesn't mean it will usher in an entertainment revolution IRL. In the real world you have to consider cost, practicality, market trends, etc.
I could see it being very useful in the mental health field (once it gets cheaper) but as far as media and video games are concerned, it's another gimmick.
>>335881559
Do you have a single fact to back that up?
>>335881484
I sincerely love walking simulators with exotic landscapes so I'd just use it to play those, and they come out semi-frequently
>>335881562
>How can we convince normies not to fall for the GPS meme?
man this shit fell hard literally no one remembers this shit
>>335881736
In one ear and out the other, huh? Poor soul.
>>335878365
tell them its for playing rpgs?
>>335881562
>I bet you think space exploration via liquid fuel rockets is inevitable too.
>Just because this guy is writing books about it, doesn't mean it will usher in an space revolution IRL. In the real world you have to consider cost, practicality, market trends, etc.
>>335881484
>E-Even if I had it I-I wouldn't u-use it anyway
I still think itsinnovation in an otherwise stagnant market.
>>335878365
Why's /v/ suddenly against VR now? Are you all just poor, miserable, jealous fucks who want things that you're too poor to buy to fail?
>>335881357
Anyone else ever fall asleep in VR?
Sounds like it has the possibility to put you in a hyper hynagogic state.
>>335881736
I sincerely hope you're just trolling. There is literally no way you can compare current VR to GPS.
>>335881829
>How can we convince normies not to fall for the radio meme?
>>335881959
This
It's mostly poor toasterfags complaining.
Friendly reminder to not listen to the uneducated opinions of people from /v/ who never informed themselves about VR or tried it for that matter.
They literally have no idea what they're talking about and are just here to meme as much as they can.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOMoHlJ4tE4&t=49m8s
49m8s
>>335881941
>Oh boy, can't wait to play bow and arrow game #3025 and teleport around the office! The future is here, I can't even pick up a cup or walk.
>>335882048
Roasties aren't allowed to have opinions
>>335882058
>These initial demos for the system demonstrates an experience that fits perfectly with the system
>THAT MEANS IT MUST ALL BE FILLED WITH THAT LOL
>>335882015
>How can we convince normies not to fall for the train meme?
Most people only want to pay $200 or less to jack off to waifus.
>>335878365
>How can we convince normies not to fall for the VR meme?
we dont, we just let em, and studios jump on the band wagon, then we just sit down and enjoy the train multi rail crash
>>335882156
Can you show me one awesome VR game? Some crazy game that can only be experience by VR that would make me see the light?
>>335878365My girlfriend gave me head and started having sex with me while I was using VR
Felt weird, like a ghost was sexing me in public.
>>335882245
They're all cheapfucks
>>335882048
This.
>>335880773
I said movement, not faggy cockpit sims.
I'd bet my bottom dollar most of the people in this thread are too young to remember a time when any technology was new.
>>335882212
Trains ran off of the idea of steam engines. Steam engines were around way before trains were a thing. VR in its current state is almost useless. Its really just a gimmick unless you have the room in your house to flail your body around like a retard just for videogames. It might be awesome one day but for now its stupid. The only people that actually buy into this shit are retarded corporate lap dogs that will guzzle down whatever fecal matter that they can get their grubby lips on. The only reason there are multiple companies trying to push VR so hard is because nobody wants to be caught off guard if there happens to be a huge demand for it.
>>335882459
Fuck off you've never tried VR
>>335882607
I would like to add that VR porn would be pretty sweet but I'm not buying some shit to put on my face just to jerk off. That being said, the porn alone might make it popular if word gets around about it being sweet.
>>335882607
>VR in its current state is almost useless.
Are you implying all technology has to be perfect when it comes out? Do you fucking remember how shit early consoles were?
>>335882607
>Steam engines were around way before trains were a thing
>monitors weren't around before vr
aaaaaaaaaaaaaayyy
>>335882306
The Lab, completely new experience/game made by Valve. Pretty good for an introduction to the device. Has all the casual first titles VR will introduce (Archery, catapulting (With portal cores), sight seeing etc. )
Windlands, an amazing athmosphere combined with a spider-man simulator gameplay. Works really well with Vive. This is the game that sealed the deal on VR for me.
EVE Valkyrie, adds an entire new dimension to cockpit fighting in space.
Lucky's Tale, combines a really good platforming game with VR mechanics
These are just from the top of my head but if you play if any one of these games you'd completely change your opinion on VR.
Sadly with VR watching a video of someone else playing doesn't even reflect the fraction of the experience you get by actually playing it yourself.
If you want more games you can check the steam catalogue:
http://store.steampowered.com/search/#vrsupport=101
>>335882495
I remeber when the first laser discs came out and were about the size of a dinner plate for one movie.
>>335882743
No? but the input for consoles has remained basically the same for them for the past 20 years. The input for VR is essentially the same but with more movement and having it require more space to enjoy it fully. Until there are games FULL LENGTH games that people are going apeshit over that REQUIRE VR then its a shit meme.
>>335882745
ok? and there were steam powered cars that blew the fuck up sometimes, didn't mean those were great ideas either genius.
>>335878365
Reeeeeeeeeeeeeel VR ISN'T A MEME! !!
THIS IS THE FUTURE OF GAMINIG!!!!
>>335878473
fpbp
>>335883097
It's not the future, but it's definitely a step in the direction we're all going to face eventually.
>>335882315
sounds hot desu
>>335883050
>Until there are games FULL LENGTH games that people are going apeshit over that REQUIRE VR then its a shit meme.
>until this new thing is developed further it's undeveloped
>>335883303
that is exactly what I'm saying
>>335883097
VR is the future of a lot of things m8
short of having augmented eyeballs or plugging your brain directly into a computer, it's the next logical step.in information consumption.
I really like all the posts >implying that, because there have been successful technologies in the past, all technologies will be successful. With business sense like that, why are they posting on /v/? There's money to be made!
>>335882760
>This is the game that sealed the deal on VR for me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ore5DG1qT0
The lab is just a tech demo and Lucky's tale feels like a normal platformer that could played with a wiimote
Yeah, I'm not convinced I would play this for long.
>>335878365
Normies don't play anyhing besides shit thats only AAA because the marketing.budget. and vr doesnt really have any of that so its safe to ssy they wont reslly.pick it up until AAA things are released for it. So for the time.being normies will probably use it more appropriately for non vidya stuff if at even moreso compounded by the fact that so.muvh.negative press is out there due to the currebt launch lineup.
>>335883161
That comment was 100% ironic
Glad someone else shares this opinion. VR really is where games should be headed.
>all I want is a VR enabled BeamNG. Drive with a steering wheel and clutch.
>>335883360
>How can we convince normies not to help the development of new technology?
>>335878661
my favorite part is when she reaches down to grab your cock
>>335881357
THIS picture would be impossible on a round earth...
>>335883440
I'm not trying to convince them not to but I'm not sold on it and I dont see the practicality of it.
>>335883386
this seems like it was supposed to be a Spiderman game that couldn't get the licensing.
>>335883646
>practicality
>early adopters caring about bullshit practicality
Their money is the sacrifice for the waifu gods.
>>335883597
The way you said that makes me think you got it from somewhere else. Is that one of those clickbait ad phrases?
>>335883741
I guess you have a point. Let the retards fuel the winds of change. I will wait and watch to see if something good comes out of it.
>>335883801
Yes
>>335883646
You know how the camera works in video games?
Yeah turns out it's way more intuitive when you have peripheral vision and can simply turn your head where you want to look.
Also depth perception and immersion for an added bonus.
>>335878661
Post news article by the guy who felt like he was cheating on his wife by playing that game.
>>335878584
>half the artist's drawing are this
YAMEROOOOOOO
>>335882707
>>335879178
>VR porn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m49V-0wvtUY
Just because VR is stereotypically futuristic, doesn't mean it will actually define the future, and it doesn't matter how many times people use that fallacy. Flying cars are futuristic, but not even remotely practical for many reasons. Same thing with hoverboards (and there have been many groups taking advantage of the hoverboard meme to scam people out of their money). Our idea of the future and the actual future are very different things. VR will only prove itself through a variety of litmus tests, which it could very well fail. We don't have to prop it up just because of our preconceived notions.
>>335883386
It kinda cool to see him becomes super accurate after a few tries. That's really suprising.
>>335882707
If you just want classic vr porn a smartphone and some cardboard is all you need
>>335883881
Is it really though? What about first person shooters where you need to move way faster and perform faster and more accurate turns. I don't think you're going to be turning around and doing a 180 degree turn in your chair or standing up for that matter in the time it takes to do it with a mouse. You definitely won't be doing it with as much precision either.
>>335884163
this anon gets it.
I'd put my money on augmented reality innovating in more areas than VR, but I can still see VR taking off for entertainment and telecommunications.
>>335884163
This anon is too good for this board; take your logic and good ideas elswhere
>>335880137
>Which is working themselves to death or else they'll be haunted by their shamed ancestors forever
Some dead relatives do that anyway. I keep telling mine to fuck off and get an afterlife
>>335880454
>comparing an incredibly userful piece of technology with a monitor that's strapped to your face
>>335878365
ONE THOUSAND EUROS
You should SHILL vr to normies as much as possible.
Why?
Because they will finance the next generations of VR which actually might be good, instead of these early halfbaked pixelated meh things.
>>335885634
If good things happen, what will I complain about
>>335885672
Rephrase you question.
>>335885245
>cellphones
>useful
>when we have shitloads of payphones everywhere
>>335885714
Okay: if good things like improved next-gen virtual reality happened, about what would I complain?
>>335882015
I can't understand the people in here trying to even compare current VR to fucking virtual boy.
Holy shit they aren't even on the same plane.
>>335885634
What if HMDs can't work out, and people are just barking up the wrong tree? Then I'd be encouraging people to waste time, energy, money, and resources that could be devoted to more interesting things.
>>335885769
The games to it, facebook things and such. Plenty to complain about other than the hardware.
>>335885860
Good point. Currently I can only complain about hardware gimmicks, but a world with widespread, good VR would lead to a whole new array of things to complain about! Thank you for opening my eyes.
>>335885848
Then it would be no loss because normies would eat it up something fierce and enjoy it regardless. Just as they do right now.
You gotta try mang.
>>335882245
Hey going on dates and having sex with your waifu in her world is a future everyone should be striving for, even if it's a future they never knew they wanted.
>>335883928
seconding this
>>335878365
Shut the fuck up, you are the goddamn normie. Neets want to dissapear from the real world and this will allow that.
All you have to do is look at the dissatisfied normies from GB testing this shit out to understand that.
>>335885731
Payphones are only useful if you have zero reception, and even then you have to find one first.
why tho
I want VR to get better and I don't want to buy it.
>>335880019
even if that was true the only way to explain it would be the fact that japan is tiny in comparison to those
>>335880391
>study in high school for 14 hours a day, 7 days a week, forced into cram school by your parents
>told to get perfect grades or you'll never get into university and your life will be over
>study in university trying to get perfect scores or you'll shame your family forever
>get a job as a wageslave working 16 hours a day, 8 hours of unpaid overtime
>go home to your tiny closet sized apartment
>commit sudoku
Asian workaholic "culture" in a nutshell. It's literally hell on earth.
I can meet my waifu once and for all for free..... in my dreams
JUST
>>335878661
>>335878959
VR dating sims will be pioneered by Sony, the West casual fags have been exposed to weeb culture through youtube celebs and steam.
Don't tell me that Sony VR won't capitalize on this, it will only take a console Love Plus + SquareEnix or Namco to do it. With the 2nd release Otome, while the original gets updates and they'll cash shop that shit for costumes.
They'll print fucking money
>>335886567
Please sony please do this. Please also allow PSVR compatibility with PC so Illusion can take a decade to make a shitty unoptimized vr Artificial Academy
>>335886567
Imagine Namco for asian, SquareEnix for western, probably Ubisoft for french/europe, all they'll need to design is rooms to interact in, nothing else.
>>335886564
I hate that fat lazy looking faggot. He doesn't even look he's trying to get into it to have fun.
>>335878365
The $2k price tag and novidya does a very good job on its own.
For fuck's sake Steam stats show that less than 300 people play VR games per day. Out of a userbase of 80 million.
>>335886640
Illusion will be HTC, I don't see Occulus surviving their release, it reminds me of the Xbone launch.
>>335886802
>80 milion people have VR headset
>>335879396
>>335879251
Look at these geniuses. Next you're going to compare it to the Virtual Boy or something completely different.
Here's the thing: VR in the 90s was different than VR today.
>>335887532
>pretending to be retarded
Out of all Steam users an X number have VR. Out of those only 300 play it regularly. VR was dead before arrival, it continues to be dead even after arrival.
>motion controls/VR are not gimmick, they are the future!
>they will revolutionise gaming!
>think of the all the radically evolved gameplay they will usher in
>only someone who's too poor to afford them can't see it!
>>335887737
>Out of those only 300 play it regularly
Gotta need a sauce on that hot dog.
>>335887585
I have my doubts about it succeeding this generation. It will be more likely to kick off on mobile since your average joe is more familiar with them and every mother and her unborn child has one.
It is not unfamiliar for people to buy flagship phones or get them on contract. Just like many people would spend a lot of money on their TV.
Cost aside, the biggest problem for PCVR right now is content. Most of the content looks subpar with a few mediocre titles in the mix I'd consider buying.
I'll reserve judgement until I get my hands on the vive next week god willing.
>>335888026
Mobile VR is a different kind of thing. It's easier to get into, but you won't be able to play pretty games in VR with smartphones.
Lack of content is correct, but then again, it just released. There's always going to be a lot of indie titles built around VR that will be fun for a few hours.
I imagine future AAA games will come with native VR support for both the Vive and Rift, but will be completely playable without it.
I believe the walking around and interacting with objects thing is going to stay a gimmick. AAA games might have some little features for it (kind of like touchscreen controls on the 3DS for most of its games) but nothing really essential.
I wouldn't be surprised if Valve did something innovative with it though, they made SteamVR after all.
All in all: right now, VR is just there to enhance your immersion in vidya and it does a really good job at that. For me this is enough, I don't want to walk around my room and waggle around the place.
>>335878473
/thread
>>335887737
>>335888009
According to http://steamspy.com/app/250820
There is +- 10000 SteamVR users
Average ccu is around 100 people at the same time (in different games).
That makes it around 1% of overall population.
Now let's elevate it to a 80 000 000 number of "what if everyone had SVR". Assuming that a percentage would be the same, there would be 800 000 ccu, which is not that bad.
.
>>335889115
>Now let's elevate it to a 80 000 000 number
The entire point of the argument is that you will never get that many people splerging out on buying the overpriced hardware.
No, you fucking dumbo, you want them to buy the shitty version so the developers can use the money to improve it so we can buy it later.
>>335889279
Right now Valve and Oculus have prat shortage and delays of 2-3 months, because there is to much orders.
Give it time my friend, literally anyone who says that VR is only a gimmick without hope has never tried it.
>>335889436
part*
>he bought vr
As other anons have said, I'm pretty damn sure the price will do that itself.
>>335887585
>VR in the 90s was different than VR today.
No it isn't. The goal is the same and the methods by which it attempts to achieve its goal are largely the same: a visor strapped to the head and motion sensing controls.
You can blame it on the technology or software, but the real reason why VR always fails is because most people don't want to completely remove themselves from the outside world. It's a pipe dream.
>>335880665
The earth mother is making the world a better place and there's nothing the Patriarchy can do to stop it.
>>335880218
>Lithuania:
>Male suicide rank: 2
>female suicide rank: 29
Are the women there cunts or something?
I think VR will eventually be somewhat common, but it willl not be for another 5-10 years that we see the prices become more reasonable and the content / hardware reaching a point where people will actually pay for it. I think in the interrum it will be more the sort of thing you play with for a half hour at an amusement center with all the fun gimmicks like omni treadmills and whatnot that are too impractical for home use.
For VR to really catch on it'd take something like an Elder Scrolls game, and it would have to be an extremely smooth experience.
>>335890325
>Technology from 20 years ago is the same as now.
Sure thing Timmy.
>real reason why VR always fails is because most people don't want to completely remove themselves from the outside world.
Most people like solitude. Not at all times of course, but having to deal with people every single hour of your life is hell on earth. VR lets people say fuck you to the world and go lay on a hawaii beach and watch a movie on a sky TV.
>>335880218
>All those God-tier countries where female suicide rate is significantly higher than males
Why haven't you moved there yet? Obviously, SJWs and feminists haven't polluted there yet.
VR porn is fucking spectacular. I've never been remotely interested in any sort of POV porn before, but this shit is the tits.
It's a good thing it's relatively new and there isn't that much of it out there, because I'd probably have fapped myself to death by now.
>>335890572
When you get older, you'll understand. There's nothing new under the sun. The technology has superficially changed, but the ideas are the same.
Reminder that those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it.
>>335891103
There's actually quite a bit
>>>/t/709441
>>335888371
>I imagine future AAA games will come with native VR support for both the Vive and Rift, but will be completely playable without it.
Honestly doesn't even need to be AAA, just something enjoyable with a meaty amount of content. Instead of nibble sized overglorified tech demos.
The games I enjoy the most and have the highest play time on monitor are in fact AA titles. AAAs are often just a flavor of the year that I get sick of after a short period of time.
>>335891115
Ideas aren't the important thing here, you dingus. The execution of those ideas is. Twenty years ago, they couldn't be executed properly. Now they can.
>>335880778
...dude
>>335891115
Yes ideas don't change, but execution of those ideas change everyday. People needed communication so they invented post. By your logic people then should have gone "Well, we have letters so fuck improving that." After all, who needs phones, when you can just send a letter.
The same way is with the need of cutting yourself from the world. We have books, now we have non-party games. VR is the next logical step.
>>335878365
But the normies are the ones thinking it's a meme.
>>335891406
I mean compared to traditional porn.
If I want to find a VR video of a very specific fetish or something, I might be lucky to find even one. Most of the ones I've seen just involve a woman entering the room, maybe doing a striptease, and then giving you a blowjob and/or riding your dick. I realize it's a limitation because of the nature of the filming, with the actress basically having to fuck a stationary camera, but I'm sure some directors can get more creative than that.
I saw a lesbian one wherein the actresses switched places partway through, so you could watch from each girl's perspective. It wasn't much but at least a step in the right direction.
>>335891641
just stop, you are going full strawman here
there's nothing different in the execution of VR this time other than "hurrr make display better"
the real equivalent of that is sending post in prettier envelopes
>>335891840
when the entire illusion of hmd vr is visual it seems like "hurr make the display better" would be a good place to start
>>335891840
This is starting to get too blatantly stupid to be anything but bait.
>>335886567
>VR dating sims will be pioneered by Sony
Who gives a shit unless there's porn?
>>335891840
>modern automobiles are no different from the Model T other than "hurr make engine better"
This is what you sound like
>>335891994
People keep forgetting about the positional audio aspect.
>>335891840
Actually it's equivalent of sending post with better quality, faster and without any chance of loss of a said post.
Sending post in prettier envelopes would be shoving VirtualBoys tech into a Oculus case.
>>335892094
The Model T is kind of a bad example brah
If anything you want modern VR to be the equivalent of the Ford T, or at least something close to it
>>335878365
>yet another thread triggering assblasted sour grape poorfags
>>335891994
>when the entire illusion of hmd vr is visual
The problem is nobody gives a shit about that. It's not and never was the problem.
It looks like you're there but it still doesn't feel like you're there. The whole concept of VR at the moment is doomed to the display equivalent of the uncanny valley where things seem real but there's also an awkward disconnect that just makes you feel uncomfortable.
And there's no clean way to fix that problem unless we do some serious holographics or neural implants. This generation of VR (and there's already been like 3 in the past) is yet another stillborn. Just because "dude it's the current year" doesn't mean this time it'll be different.
>>335890905
To Russia? That's problematic.
>>335892245
>It looks like you're there but it still doesn't feel like you're there.
Can you comment on the plank experiment they've been doing in universities for years now?
>>335892094
No it's more like this:
>holy shit adding a third wheel onto a bike is a REVOLUTION, I call it the tricycle. I bet you idiots haven't tried it yet, otherwise you would realize that this is NOTHING like a bike, the third wheel changes EVERYTHING
>>335892245
>The problem is nobody gives a shit about that
Please give source, because right now /v/ is literally the only place where people hate VR. Everywhere else people that know about are shitting themselves to try it.
>>335892245
I haven't heard this even once outside of /v/. While everyone outside of /v/ is saying VR is fucking fantastic and here to stay, /v/ is just huddled up into a ball saying "n-no it's not".
All it needs is a killer app.
>>335892245
If you have a hard time believing that people are actually immersed in VR then I suggest you spend 10 minutes on youtube looking at people's vive horror game impressions at GDC.
The fact is that people currently use this and people are overwhelmingly positive about it, it's not awkward at all.
>>335892318
>Can you comment on the plank experiment they've been doing in universities for years now?
Congratulations genius. If I came behind where you're sitting right now and tapped your chair backwards you too would feel that sinking feeling of falling even though you're not going anywhere
But if I did it all day it would lose its effect very quickly
>>335891537
>>335891641
>The execution of those ideas is
>but execution of those ideas change everyday.
You still fail to comprehend. The execution is exactly the same. It's still just a visor strapped to your head with motion controls. The only things that have changed are the shapes of the visor and motion controls.
It's executed now the same way it was executed 20 years ago. The faster processors and slimming down of the technology hasn't changed that.
VR is and will always be a failure.
>>335892367
>Modern VR is faster, better, prettier and easier to use than VirtualBoy.
>THATS TOTALLY LIKE A TRICYCLE GUYS!! POINTLESS THING!
>>335892367
I'd say it's more like "yeah they've only done incremental improvements to internal combustion engines, but now they've reached a point where they're reliable, they're stronger than your horse and, while still pretty expensive, not completely prohibitively so".
>>335892508
>tapped your chair backwards
What the fuck are you even on about?
>>335892553
Ok, you win. Pic related looks exactly like Oculus games and nothing has changed in those 20 years.
>>335892553
You're wrong.
VR is a completely new field with completely new rules that we haven't even figured out. Devving for VR is almost completely different from devving regular games. Basic, general, overarching ideas and goals are the same but we don't know any of the smaller bits.
Games are like theatre plays, VR is like we just discovered moving pictures.
But go on, be afraid of change and be salty since your welfare doesn't bring in enough cash to buy a relatively cheap gadget.
>>335892553
I don't understand these shitposts. I really don't. What compels people to spew this much shit?
>>335892553
>The only things that have changed are the shapes of the visor and motion controls.
Jesus Christ you can't be this stupid. What's changed completely is weight, resolution, field of view, latency and tracking accuracy. You'll note that I just gave you a list of literally all the important specs of the device.
This is /v/. The majority of the losers posting here are poor pieces of shit. This thread is full of people who haven't used a RIft or Vive or are simply jealous they're to poor to own one. These weak, poor, pasty, pencil neck faggots can't even handle wearing a headset for long and don't have the room for moving around in their 5x5 closet in their moms apartment.
Stop thinking of VR like in the movies it proves how stupid you are. You will never be Lawnmower Man.
>>335892810
Have you used one? What did you think?
>all these delusional VR morons who have convinced themselves that they don't own a $599 paperweight
lmao...even though it failed countless times before it'll be THIS time
THIS will be the time of VR
the CURRENT year will be the time of VR and nobody in the past ever thought that the CURRENT year back then would be the time of VR
because improving the display quality is all VR needs to succeed, yes that's right, making better graphics alone is the key to success
we at VR land we will follow the highly successful strategy of the neo-geo AES console, which made its developers SNK billionaires
if we make the graphics good enough and the price high enough everybody will come to buy it because graphics are #1 most important thing to regular consumers like mom and dead
>>335892879
The tracking system is miles better, if anything the display resolution is not good enough.
>>335892869
Not him, but currently it's enthusiast level (there is still screendoor effect and lenses are still a little too small), next gen should be perfect.
If you don't care about those things, it's really good if you have an empty room, or play cockpit games. Games where you have to use controller to move are less good.
>>335878365
>meme
People have been waiting for VR for almost 30 years. There is no way to shut off one's curiosity and desire to want to try it. I'm going to get oneafter it has been out for a while so the bugs are worked out and better games are made.
>>335892879
>even though it failed COUNTLESS times before it'll be THIS time
*1 time, 20 years ago.
ftfy
>>335878365
I have my vive for 3 weeks now and used it almost every single day. Yesterday I decided to try porn.
I will never go back to normal porn.
>>335893140
fuck off underage
makes sense anyway, the only people excited by VR are those too young to know any better
>>335893205
>having a vive for 3 whole weeks before deciding to try porn
What is wrong with you
>>335893205Recommendations?
>>335893205
What's the game you've played the most?
>>335881559
So you aren't using a mouse and keyboard which is far more prone to strain?
Are you really this fucking retarded?
>>335893231
Do tell what portable, mass produced and with decent advertising budget and support VR headsets were there?
>>335893231
And the only skeptics in the face of its overwhelmingly positive reception are oldass poorfags who wish they could afford it and enjoyed it when they were younger.
>>335892064
most dating sims don't have porn though, VNs have those
>>335893396
And that's a serious problem that shouldn't be condoned.
>>335893332
>moving the goal posts
whatever examples I give you will say oh it's not portable enough, or oh it's not advertised enough or oh it's not mass produced enough
pro tip, oculus isn't mass produced yet
typical of a VR moron to think its already a success just because Facebook is involved
>>335893501
I pity you. I really do.
>>335893304
A badly designed game with tracked controllers could be straining like you wouldn't believe. Like, something where you have to manipulate a UI above your head all the time, meaning you need to keep your hands raised.
But that's just it, it's up to the game's designers to provide variety in what you do with your arms. It's another aspect of game design, not an inherent problem.
>>335893501
>THERES COUNTLESS
>can't name one.
As expected.
>oculus isn't mass produced yet
Yes, Oculus totally is hand crafted, exclusive product for a very limited group of people.
>>335893247
I don't know whats wrong with me, been to busy with the games I guess.
>>335893262
Just google: **tps://virtualrealporn.com
There is a free video with a treesome, one of the chicks has this look in her eyes that will make you diamonds.
>>335893263
I still have my GTX770 so I'm stuck with 3 games
The lab
Fantastic contraption
Audioshield
In June the new videocards on 16nm will be released I will upgrade then. I cant wait to play RAW DATA
But for now I've spend so many hours in Audioshield this shit is so much fun and apparently it trains my stomach muscles. I didn't realize this until after the first evening of playing that my muscles hurted like never before. When you look at the video you will think "this shit is boring and not worth 20euro" I've never been more wrong. Put in your favorite songs and put it to the hardest difficulty.
>>335893583
I wouldn't worry about it too much anon.
>>335893581
when you are older you will find your old VR headset in the basement, dust it off and sheepishly remember how stupid you were for wasting money on it
>>335893704
You're right, just like I look at my VHS player right now. Times change grandpa, keep up.
How do you make Rift/Vive VR not shit when the WiiMote + cockpit PSVR looks like it works a lot better?
>>335881357
>implying you're not using VR right now and shitposting in your VR dreamit's time to wake up anon
