Dumping my Vive webms
>>960915
Her gaping would be nothing but a seat holder for the emense dicking id give her im talking the very peak of dicking people will remember it as the cum shot heard round the world legends will be told of how hard i shot i load through that gaping gape gap gooey god damn. Fucking put my shotgun in her mouth then i blew her brains out fuck
>>960938
>/wsg/ - Worksafe GIF
>>960781
I fucking love Node. The Arizona zombie game was the funniest VR episode.
>>960944
>NO COISE WOHDS ON MY WOHK SAFE BOAD
>>960938
oh demo...
just a fad, it will die out within a few years.
>>960915
sauce on this ?
>>963094
oh my sweet summer child
>>961946
thats what they said about electric lighting and the refridgerator
>>963232
No, that's what they said about VR the first time around. And yes, it was as immersive as it is now, just shittier graphics.
High def will not make up for the fact that the average person will *not* keep coming back to VR once the short lived novelty wears off. See the first 3 times 3D movies took off then bombed spectacularly in the 50's, 80's and '10s.
>yfw 3D makes a comeback every 30 years
>yfw VR makes a comeback whenever they can produce better hardware
>>961287
>never hits the tv
expectations ruined
>>964651
are you saying galaga is as immersive as mass effect?
>>964651
>And yes, it was as immersive as it is now, just shittier graphics.
This is how to spot a retard
>>960938
>the miku.webm
this was literally exactly how i felt
>>963144
sm48721132
>>964651
>remember that time I had no idea what I was talking about XD
>>964651
lol no; history doesn't always repeat itself, take touch phones for example.
>>961287
dude, can you provide sauce?? this is pretty fucking badass
does anybody have the webm where the player is falling off a building?
>>971210
The game is Space Pirate Trainer.
Difference between the Vive and the Oculus, OP?
Is the Vive your favorite VR headset so far? Any others come close?
>>973662
I can't help but feel that it breaks immersion when you see you're hand clipping through geometry.
>>973762
True, and nice attention to detail, but I have to admit how neat it does look. I mean it does look like a beta, although it still looks decent. To be fair.
>>973706
>Difference between the Vive and the Oculus
About 300 bucks.
>>974382
200. Oculus is 600 and Vive is 800
>>974386
Vive would cost me 900€ without shipping, so yeah.
>>974389
Gross
I just cant imagine people sitting around their houses with these stupid helmets on their faces swinging their arms around.
I cant see this succeeding
>>974550
The Wii succeeded as well as kinect and other augmented reality devices. People will blow their money on this shit too. In 10 years they will have MLG (which is a fucking joke anyway) VR event.
Look at all the money weeaboos throw towards manga and loli pillows/toys. You better goddamn believe they'll drop 800 bucks if it promises they can't fuck their 2d wifu in virtual reality.
so fucKINGHYPE
>>960802
I think we're gonna reach a really crazy point where graphics are so realistic (we aren't so far away) and then we're interacting with something in such a way that it feels very real (beginning to happen now with VR and peripherals) that some problems are going to arise. You won't be able to play an FPS because it looks and feels like you're actually ending another human being's life. Some people will do better at disassociating themselves with if of course but I think some people could actually mess themselves up, maybe induce PTSD or something. In fact, if someone wanted to we probably already have the tech to achieve this on a small scale. I want to play a demo where you're just in a small room with another extremely life like person. They're tied up, you're raise your arm irl and you see a gun pointed at this person's head. They look extremely panicked are are beginning to cry. You notice every breath at 90fps, you can see the glistening wet trail down their cheeks that the tears have left. You notice their pupils dilate as you cock the gun. Could you actually pull the trigger and "win" the game?
Just the fact that most people would probably at least pause and seriously consider this is amazing.
>>974888
That idea sounds absolutely fascinating.
![DesertedAgitatedDunlin[2].webm](https://i.imgur.com/3YJ1978.jpg "DesertedAgitatedDunlin[2].webm")
>>974888
>You won't be able to play an FPS because it looks and feels like you're actually ending another human being's life.
That seems to be happening already, to some extent. Photorealism doesn't even seem to be that important. I've seen a bunch of talks by devs who called VR an "empathy amplifier", and anecdotally, I've read posts from a guy who got freaked out when he saw someone commit suicide in Hover Junkers and another one who got intensely uncomfortable when murdering an NPC in modded GTA V.
>>974989
Oh, what's also interesting is that when the Oculus people made the shrink guns for the Toybox demo, they started with generic pistol models and had to change them into cartoony rayguns because having a gun pointed at them made people uncomfortable.
>>974989
Yeah, I agree. Games have at least been trying for some time to make us feel things like that, and there are plenty that have done the "Do I let this character live or die?" I actually spent five or so minutes at the end of Watch_Dogs listening to a character and deciding if I would actually kill him or not (in the end I couldn't let him live).
>>974991
If you point anything gun shaped in a gun like fashion at my dad's hunting dogs they will cower and try to move away (obviously you don't do that intentionally).
>>974989
GTA4 even now has great physics, look at how the guy gets forced back and just slumps over, and then how that guy crumples after being shot running away.
>>975003
Yeah, good animations are probably an important part of it. That .webm actually is from the VR mod I mentioned.
>>975012
Yeah, fluid and realistic movement plays a large role. That's why its important these headsets can do 90FPS.
>>961287
>are you winning son?
>>974389
878 USD after tax and shipping, here.
>>964771
Does she have a stubblebeard because the game can detect it's a guy playing it?
>>960784
>kek
>>970653
i died
>>977375
NICE VR WEBM YOU FAGGOT
>>975275
It's dirt dumbass.
>>960938
I read that in Demo's voice
>>977375
>A E S T H E T I C Chechen War sim, with VR support.
I'd play the shit out of that. Hell, any warfare game that isn't WWII, or some near future Russia/Proto-Nato setting.
>>963094
So was the radio.
soon
>>963094
This computer screen will die out in a few years. VR is the future
>>970653
Wrong thread, but still kekd
>>977753
where can I find this?
>>977753
>tfw no nep to pretend to be with
why live?
>>977917
Computer screen too useful for other things, if you have to work in the real world they're still useful for information, you're not going to want to swap between real and virtual a lot trying to diagnose or solve a real world problem or project
So will the Vive and the Occulus rift be compatible with each others software. Are VR compatible programs compatible with both systems or are they separate.
Will the Occulus rift have a hand controls like the vive or are they a separate thing too?
I really want to use a VR headset with a flight sim but i'm afraid of being an early adopter and finding out my hardware will soon be useless.
>>980558
Anything the Oculus can do the rift can do, and so far Oculus have been the only faggots forcing exclusivity
>>981650
That actually looks like a pretty impressive level of delay. The fact that he can catch it at all is a pretty good indication of how quickly the system responds.
>>964670
I was waiting for it.
>>973762
It's also weird to see guns floating in mid air.
>>974550
Why not? We sit around in front of screens all day.
>>983620
no fucking shit sherlock
>>973662
Fuck, imagine arma with this shit, that would be incredible
>>979457
>>Oh, deez virtual wutamellons.
>>965760
>autism claims another.webm
>>961310
Railgun 100%. Met with the creators and they said they had the potential to be the best ones rn. I use shield in the left hand though cause I'm too lazy to dodge
>Highest round?
>>971210
>this is pretty fucking badass
it was pretty cringy desu
This is being made for VR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uj0pNGvfF_8
>>984978
Audiosurf?
>>984992
fucking retard
>>984995
Not him, but that's exactly what it looks like. Looks identical to audiosurf but with a bug and slightly different graphics. What do you actually do in the game?
>>985504
The name and website is plastered all over, by the time you wrote that post you could have known "what you actually do in the game"
>>985516
I'm actually just here to trigger your autism
Looks like I did. Nice work autismo :^)
>>985532
nigga I responded in less than 7 minutes when my over 5 hour old post got a reply. It should be obvious to everyone that autism isn't new or even derogatory to me.
>>975697
>k.webm
>>984941
how
>>970783 song?
>>992584
>Sonyggers actually believe the PS4.5 will be able to process this without dropping to below-10FPS
>>992584
hngggg
i want to.....
experience this......
i want a.......
virtual gf......
>>977375
song is "the annotations what more can i say"
man its so sad that these poor countries will never experiences the technological advances that we are going through.
some mercenary in chechnya or some shit will never be able to have a waifu he can virtually love
some war torn child will never be able to juggle revolvers and shoot bullets at incoming spaceships
>>974632
>kinekt
>succeeded
>>975242
the cringe is strong
>>999115
>pc fags are insecure enough that it might, to make pre-emptive comments about it
>>999112
better of alone
>>979457
jesus fucking christ some women
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPKUO1yKAqY
This guy has some great videos of him messing around with objects, mostly guns, on the Vive. The vid after this one has a grenade launcher, but this video has an almost perfect AR-15.
>>992586
the future is here
>>975003
but that's GTAV, not 4
>>974989
When I was a kid and watched my friend play GTA 3 for the first time and kicked the fuck out of an old man with a baseball bat I felt sick.
Now obviously I don't feel anything in any game I play. We'll get desensitized with this new shit no problem.
>>977917
You're retarded.
>>974550
I think people will avoid games were failing their arms and walking around is a big part of the game play. They'll be a niche genre on that platform. There will be some interesting early experiments and maybe a few outlier titles later on.
The really big genres will be the ones where you can sit down and mostly focus on controlling with your mouse, gamepad or keyboard. So we're talking first person vehicle games like racing games, jet fighter games, that sort of thing.
The head tracker add an completely natural input method for FOV control. You simply turn your head and look in the direction you want to look at. Compare that with current games where you have to use an analog stick or the mouse to control your vision. I mean how many people people would be able to drive a car if driving a car meant you could only move your head and eyes by fiddling around shit stuck to the steering wheel rather than just turning your head around or moving your eyes.
>>979457
I hate women like this. They say eyes are the windows to the soul and you can see the true vermin inside her.
>>1006380
Then again, maybe you're trying to judge an entire person from a few seconds of video here, in which she doesn't even do anything. Maybe it turns out that she's actually an avid supporter of VR, and the video was a joke. Maybe you have no idea what you're talking about.
https://medium.com/@downtohoerth/i-love-vr-but-hundreds-of-thousands-of-people-think-i-hate-it-5a3e803ea3e0#.6p0vepfm6
>>977375
Imagine once the niche kiddy appeal of vr wears off and we get artsy indie games where you have to go around murdering children or something.
>>992584
>an experience you've never had before
So, are there actually any real games yet and not some shitty PSmove minigame things?
