It's basically what the experience was on Kinect, except more involving -- there are so many characters to interact with, and they text you throughout the game and all have connections to the other characters.
I haven't even checked yet, I'm too scared. I wear glasses with the glasses expander thingy, so I have a feeling mine are still fine.
I agree with the quiet music. It does get better with headphones/earbuds, as the Quest's speakers kinda blow too.
Oh yeah, I consider the game unplayable without headphones; Beat Saber can be played you just don't get the bass, but Dance Central *requires* headphones, unless you turn down all sounds except the music.
Vader Immortal are both good exclusives.
I'm waiting to see if oculus offers a deluxe audio strap equivalent that HTC made for the vive. That headstrap audio on quest and rift s is so disappointing vs what oculus had for the rift. Everything else sounds cool except the audio solution. I'm enjoying reading all these impressions, device sounds amazing if oculus can offer an audio solution that clips onto the headset .
Yeah, I keep seeing random collections of white pixels (like 5-10 of them all separated, not bunched) scattered in the center of the screen for a split second every now and then - seems to primarily be when I'm looking around quickly to a new area.
Certainly, USB-C can handle such things. There's a reason it was chosen for the VR headset connection going forwards.
This is an example of what I'm seeing (I just photoshopped it on an image), these tiny white pixel scatterings showing up for a split second:
This is an example of what I'm seeing (I just photoshopped it on an image), these tiny white pixel scatterings showing up for a split second:
Is it similar for others?
Interesting, yeah that's why I wanted to make a visual example. So I get the same graphical "tear" glitch for a couple of frames, but at the same time I get what's in the image for about 1 frame, it's very hard to notice but it's enough to distract me and make me think about it.
Yeah that's what I'm seeing. Sometimes they are more in a horizontal line too.This is an example of what I'm seeing (I just photoshopped it on an image), these tiny white pixel scatterings showing up for a split second:
Is it similar for others?
Using USB-C I set the 'quality' setting to max. Didn't do anything else. Certainly didn't spot an Nvidia hardware streaming option. I'll dive into that.
Not the main game. It's a thing where you're exploring the mansion in first person.
Latency is impressively low. They (rightly) seem to have prioritized that over image quality.
Yup, super impressed with the latency, still need to try it from USB-C to C but even over wi-fi I keep going "Damn, this is impressive!"
Me and my friends bypass that by using pluto. It's free and the quality of the tv shows/films are amazing. We also just sideload films from netflix/amazon. I know it's not the same as big screen video but the quality of that is bad.
Stuck pixels only visible against really dark backgrounds? I've got one. I started a support request with Oculus on it and haven't had a response yet (though I have a ticket number).
Right now the best Google Stadia has claimed is 120ms latency. It's been measured by Digital Foundry at 166ms. That would be utter horrid in VR.
