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I tried porn on the Vive, was a little too real. I felt like offering her a cup of tea. Some things are best left on a screen.

Escape wrote:

What are Sony making for the PSVR now? It seems to be their hook in the river on the off-chance of a surge. Rift and Vive are carrying VR at this stage.

There's a few coming - they showed a fair bit at PSX. Dino Frontier is one that sticks in the memory, plus GT Sport (I think) but I forget the rest.

SpaceGazelle wrote:

I tried porn on the Vive, was a little too real. I felt like offering her a cup of tea. Some things are best left on a screen.

Sold!

And headphones, comfier head mount.

http://www.roadtovr.com/new-htc-vive-deluxe-audio-strap-adds-integrated-headphones-ratcheting-headstrap/

Wahey! They dun Rifted the Vive! Good move for sure as having a PSVR and Rift really shows how convenient the all in one cap style solution is for VR. Really good step forward as long as it isn't a millionty pounds. 
That cable looks a good deal more ... Rifty and less cumbersome too. Nice changes. 

Though I do see the wireless thing as a step for the future I'm already now at the limits of the room I can use with a standard cable. I don't have much of a problem with the cable management either really once you are aware of it but I suppose no cable would be better. 
Wireless to me just means batteries (weight) and/or charging (a pain in the butt now and again). If they could combine it with a comprehensive and flawless inside out tracking solution then I see it making far more sense. In the current predefined VR room setup stuff the cables are actually fine in my experience.

I don't think I 'd feel the need at this stage to spend extra on a wireless add-on is what I'm poorly trying to suggest. If a gen 2.0 product had it all built in then fairy nuff but as a (large-ish?) extra expense for the current crop...I think I'd save the cash.

Exactly... I've seen that and very much won't be ever using a wireless solution in anything like that way. 

If they can get the inside out solution going so start to utilise more of the area (wandering about the house etc etc) I would have available then fair enough... the idea of training to be a professional acrobat (as I think that guy may actually be iirc) and pointlessly do backflips is... a proof of concept and nothing more.

I mean it is a very snazzy proof of concept that RoadtoVR managed to get sorted iirc but what actual application is there for the wireless option in this gen? For home use it seems a bit.. unnecessary. 
I'm all for it getting out there and folks working on the codecs and bandwidth requirements for low latency video transmission but.. outside of some kind of more commercial VR Park/Warehouse playroom kind of thing I still find it a hard sell to the already not huge current home consumer VR market?

It does look pretty handy if you can actually do backflips mind.. perhaps less so for the ceiling lamps...

There is certainly a future point where you'd have a thing the size of a cap/pair of big specs that you just put on and go, perhaps tuck a battery pack into yer pocket. 

If this is another step towards that then all to the good indeed.

The floor height is a variable that is determined during the Vive setup procedure? 

He also probably has decent enough proprioception to be aware of his own feet being the bendy type of athlete and all.. and then the feety bits hit the floor.. when he flips.. like he has done in the gym a fair few times. 

The reduced vision from the Vive I could imagine wouldn't affect his landing too much if he's a good bouncy, flippity athlete?

It feels wet.

Ah like knowing where your cock is when masterbating in the dark, gotcha.

Holy fuck , just played the Beginning hour in VR . And The Kitchen demo which was stunning .

Wow , it was like being there and I can see the scented candle working a treat . When I initially bought the PSVR I thought it was just a bigger screen and you looked around a bit. I didn't expect everything to show depth , you look down a hole and lean about you get to see more like you would in real life . The roof beams look real , it's blown my mind . I didn't expect it to be this good .

This isn't a very description of this but WOW and now it seems to be the only way to play the game .
All I need to do now is to open the window a bit so that its a bit colder ( like I did when I saw Blair Witch for the first time ) that candle and some adult nappies !

Also posted in Resident Evil thread.

I'm not saying that would be the optimum solution, just the mass market sweetspot.

Besides the threat of eye-mangle, wires are the main turn-off for me.

The greatest help I can imagine for VR is if Rockstar made GTA VI VR-only. I think that'd sell a fair few headsets.