Stickey

6 hours ago, ManUtdRedDevils said:

Mild salsa is spicy. 
 

Mild salsa is Pico de Gallo. 

21 minutes ago, cusideabelincoln said:

I have come across one drawback to the Quest 2, at least I can personally compare to PSVR.  For me there is a much smaller sweet spot to get the entire lens FOV to be in focus.  Apparently Reddit noticed this issue, and people say it's way worse than Quest 1 - or any other VR headset.  On the PSVR I can get the entire FOV to be in focus, but I can never keep it there because the headset moves around too much.  On the Quest 2 I can at least keep the headset in one position, but I can't find a position where the edges of the lenses are as clear as the center.  Some people speculate this can be fixed in software, so hopefully it will be updated.

 

And just like the PSVR I have a hard time getting smudges/oil off the lense, even after using a brand new microfibre cloth.

 

I wish a higher-end headset would adopt Virtual Desktop wireless streaming method, because it looks and works pretty well.  Whatever headset I buy next has to have a much higher FOV and be wireless.  I can't go back to wired.

I dont know if this will help or not, but adjusting the FFR in sidequest settings to off reduces edge blurring. You might want to try the half step setting for the IDP adjustment.

Pavlov got its first major update in over a year. 

https://uploadvr.com/pavlov-wwii-update/

Is a enchilada a burrito? 

Facebook did it. 

7 hours ago, TwinIon said:

I finally put in an order for a Quest 2, but it won't be here until Jan 27.

 

I was looking at link cables, and there are a ton of them on Amazon. Anyone have a specific recommendation, or does it not really matter?

Ive been using the Anker cable with the monoprice or cable creations active extension (I'd go with monoprice). If you have a good router (preferably wifi 6) and plan to play close to it, virtual desktop is another great option, but I've had better luck with visuals and controller latency corded. I did play on a older router that isn't reliable, but it did work good for me, just not as well as corded. 

Cast iron is the best for meats. 

Am I too late? 

27 minutes ago, Spork3245 said:

 

Welp, back to waiting for a wireless Index I go

I dont think it was ever suggested it was wireless, I've always recommended it as a best second option. Wireless index is going to take forever and be pricey.

2 hours ago, Zaku3 said:

Ok i need to cut my hair. Havent got a cut since covid started and my hair is mad long and curly. Problem is putting the headset on pulls my hair. 

Sweatband it! 

1 hour ago, Stickey said:

In no order, or 10 lol.

Star Talk - Neil Degrass Tyson Podcast

SAM THE COOKING GUY - another cooking show, different personality

skippy62able - Human guinea pig

The Hill - News

Soundman Car Audio - Car audio fabrication

Freakin Reviews - Reviews as seen on tv products

Astrobackyard - Astrophotography

Joe Scott - Randomish science stuff

In no order, or 10 lol.

Star Talk

SAM THE COOKING GUY

skippy62able

The Hill

Soundman Car Audio

Freakin Reviews

Astrobackyard

Joe Scott

19 hours ago, cusideabelincoln said:

So far the app that made me most giddiest was a browser-based Spider-man game in Firefox.  It looked like a PS1 game and the physics were pretty basic, but the feel of shooting your webs and swinging was fucking amazing.  I reaaaaaaaaaaaaaally want a more fleshed out Spidey game.

 

Also I am intrigued by just drawing the Guardian area upon setup.  Are there any decent augmented reality games?

Population One climbing and gliding are pretty cool as well. No AR stuff yet, but there are a few games that support full hand tracking. I also saw a video that allowed you to bring in your physical keyboard into VR, but it had to stay in the same spot. Some oculus updates also hinted couches and other home object that can be placed in the gaurdion. 

Lost a job I was liking and had opportunities to move up. Don't know what to fucking do now. Fuck corona lol. 

4 hours ago, cusideabelincoln said:

So guys does the Oculus Store have sales? Black Friday or Christmas like Steam?

They have daily sales. Pretty sure they're going to have a black Friday one. 

10 minutes ago, cusideabelincoln said:

Looks like the average size of Quest stand-alone games is, what, 2-4GB, is that right?  Seems like the 64GB version would be more than enough for these games, as the more demanding ones I want to play via Virtual Desktop anyway.  Is this the general consensus?

The Quest 2 will bring larger titles eventually. I need a new router myself but my shoddy 5gz signal does well enough for the moment. Not sure if its my router or not, but I've noticed better visuals/brightness playing Population One directly from the headset applying higher textures compared to the PC version over VD. Again not sure if that has to do with my router or not. So its really a mixed bag.

I try to buy Steam first, UNLESS its cross buy with the PC/rift version, OR its a game I would like to take on the go to show family where I cant use a pc. This is the way.

Idk

Doesn't surprise me. 

On 10/21/2020 at 11:56 AM, BlueAngel said:

Is that much VRAM really needed though? I've yet to see a game come close to 8GB.

Blade and Sorcery rapes my memory. Though I should make sure it isn't the mods lol. 

DLSS? 

This is definitely a standing game. 

Anyone else give this a go? I've been pretty hooked since launch.

Let me know if you guys want to group up! Looks like they have friend codes

49 minutes ago, JPDunks4 said:

I'll be picking it up tomorrow, my brother and bro in law and nephews have Quests so hopefully we get some gaming time.

 

Is it 4 player squads, or 3?

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