My biggest complaint is that you cant unlock new items, wich is just ridiculous, it feels like they just tought they were taking too long and they just gave out a shitty product
@@justmrkoala yes, in their discord yesterday they said they're working on it. I really think the game was about to get delayed from summer to fall but ended up releasing early anyway. It's clearly unfinished and I really suppose all their claims about proper made for VR interactions were displayed in the World of Assassination build for psvr 2. Meta probably pressured them to release before that announcement, but they need to wait for that build to be ready before bringing to Quest... too much fanboy hatred without understanding the complex politics and drama behind the scenes... I think it's coming and by years end Hitman on Quest will be in much better shape and about to get DLCs for the other missions. It would be too much to have a Quest game of about 90GB as you'd need at least double free space to install and that's a no go for 128GB Q3 and 3S models
I've played it a lot these past few days, even some cool multiplayer, and don't see any glitches. I need to try again on my old Q2 - last year it was fine already, tho evidently not as good looking as now on Q3
same as AC Nexus, Grid Legends, Green Hell and couple others - none with as much characters, lights, props and plain action and simulation... so, I cellshading was a good choice. Btw, AppSW is not dumb reprojection of previous frame, it effectively generates a new intermediary frame with objects moved from their computed motion vectors. In practice, it feels almost as smooth as native double the framerate. I like it, also saves battery. Some vocal minority hate it and complain at every opportunity. I'd like to see these people playing PS3 games back then and shitting their pants at every frame drop and screen tearing...
@@VRnamek Nexus looks far better. Textures, NPCs, lightning are all far superior so the choice to have ASW in that case I'm okay with. Just having a ton of ps2 quality NPCs in hitman is far less impressive.
@@robarmstrong5404 yes, it's what Meta funding and 3 years development by an experienced AAA studio with a decades old optimized engine can give you. Not same thing as a mini indie downgrading a previous pcvr port for mobile hardware. Besides there are not as big crowds in ACN nor dynamic lights. They can't remove stuff like that and still call it Hitman. They did what they needed and what was on budget and time for them. It's technically impressive on its own... Maybe they could optimize it with further updates, but I doubt there's any budget left or sales. Hitman VR has again been murdered in the marketplace by hatemen. They must be happy back at playing VR mini crapware...
@@6760yhl you have better graphics in games made for it, AC Nexus or Asgard's Wrath 2. But this is a port of a PS4-era game. It's fully there, but graphics need adjusting, mainly lower resolution meshes, simpler textures and no dynamic shadows. But it's impressive on its own for what's in place: you don't see dynamic lights like those in the majority of Quest games - not even muzzle flahes in shooters - or the intricate detail in close objects or as many props and characters around... all of that of course make even Quest 3 sweat... maybe it could look better if ported by experienced devs, like IOI themselves or Ubisoft. But the inside studio here is very clearly a bunch of very green interns. I doubt they even played Hitman before or knew what they were going into. They mentioned the psvr version but then it's pretty much the same...
@@social6077 the cellshading style does look pretty good in shiny places like this Dubai skyscraper. Less so in the oppressive mossy looks of Dartmoor which is mostly dark and cardboard trees don't help. Still, even with the overall downgrade, it is very impressive to see as much geometric detail and simulation running on Quest... and yes, I've played AC Nexus but that's Ubisoft with Meta money and long years in the making, not a small indie porting the IOI original point is: if you have no PC, this is your best bet and not half as bad on its own as ragetubers are painting it. They're comparing it with a game that requires a very expensive PC and even that they shat over it. So, don't mind them if you want to enjoy playing Hitman in VR...
can't you see for yourself? I was not displeased with the port to begin with - the cellshading looks good to me. There's less pop-in for stuff like big crowds that obvious gets in view easily, but minor stuff like cups and props in shelves are still much the same. Visually, the most distracting thing aside from the ugly trees in Dartmoor are incredibly low resolution jaggies in shadow boundaries - often just in one eye. I think it's an easy fix once they learn wherever they messed up. Controls still the same, love or hate it: no manual reloads, most actions like using poison or crowbar to open stuff are button actions, but aiming gun is still fully VR, with both hands even, as is punching, swinging melee weapons, throwing, climbing (tho you don't see your hands). Will they fix this? I don't think so, it's been there forever since psvr 1... anyway, game leaderboards are not online and I'm unsure if they plan it, but score is definitely there in your profile... Unsure if challenges are unlocking, some said they aren't but I took a look now and they demand a bit more playthrough than what I've been able to play so far... anyway, it's an awesome game with near infinite replayability given all the stories and events that unfold according to your actions... it's too good to play, the people ragebaiting don't like videogames - they want VR to be stupid little minigames and social sandboxes...
@@VRnamekAnd This Was The Honest Comment I Was Looking For. Normally I Stay Away From The Comment Section Before I've Had A Look-See For Myself.. Simply To Avoid The Tainting Of The Experience Though Afew Times The Comment Section Saved Me Some Grief. Anyway Thanks And I Too Are About To Give This A Go.
Highlights: 3:00 tutorial starts 5:00 dynamic lights 5:30 looking good cell-shaded, agent 47 6:25 application Spacewarp definitely there, visible warping on edges 10:30 precise button throwing, tho I believe there's free throwing too 12:18 chocking 14:30 guns galore 15:00 dynamic light and finishing it 15:50 same old flat sniping, but better with no gamepad 21:22 training mission 23:10 smurfing 26:50 jagged shadow boundaries 28:00 diehard cook 32:28 this is my chance but I fumble hard until figuring out my inventory again 35:50 heading to the nearest exit 39:00 Dubai mission starts 42:00 checking the vista and shiny glasses and metals of the skyscraper 42:50 good old pop-in and finicky physics in games 48:20 low resolution for big shadows 48:40 checking shininess and dynamic shadows in sumptuous lobby 49:55 we're really high! 50:20 no drinks for me, gotta drive later 50:50 full lobby with terrifying glass floor 57:00 butterflies 57:20 feeling like really ruining the day of this dickhead with a chokehold 59:00 the guest's royal toilet 01:01:38 kissing beautiful lady 01:02:10 trying to shake hands with the sheik and eavesdropping 01:05:34 ample view of "empty" lobby 01:05:55 extra shiny teaset with some finicky physics 01:06:13 getting into fistfight over my royal guard outfit 01:06:34 hiding away 01:06:45 casually dropping by security room and getting a key 01:07:55 wondering about keycard to penthouse 01:08:45 checking the backrooms of the art installation 01:09:01 distracting jaggies the size of boulders in the distance 01:09:50 eavesdropping on guard 01:12:47 shiny floors, windows, pipes 01:13:10 gonna screw that guard 01:14:44 trashing this gun for later 01:15:31 casually getting another key 01:17:19 going up the penthouse 01:19:00 first target acquired 01:19:44 acquiring nice firearm and chaos ensues 01:20:49 first target is still alive! not for long 01:21:10 getting technician outfit 01:21:32 wow, some sumptuous water mirrors in the skies 01:23:00 helipad 01:24:43 nice view outside the window 01:25:08 I'm back to breathtaking water mirror 01:26:36 cool golf spot 01:28:10 trying to find a way out of here 01:28:47 back to that corridor, with the gun in the trash 01:29:45 hello, target 2 01:29:47 escape under fire 01:30:39 mission ends, very agressive FFR bugs out
This game friggen rules, shares many flaws of the previous VR ports to PSVR and PCVR, but it's still Hitman 3 in VR And now without the $500+ brick and wire tether to run it
@@robertwkalkman9603 there is street view indeed and better now than at the time of this video. But Google scans of the geometry are pretty bad up close, luckily street view is photos...
@@tonytony-fc6gq it's in a previous main quest, in that exact region btw. Or are you asking how to bring it back after throwing it? The same way with the axe: you pull it back with the grab trigger button...
@@ShomitSarkar that would be nice. I don't see why not, as I've seen plenty such demos for webXR MR on Quest, but I'm not sure sketchfab has such mode. It's been awhile since I last checked it...
highlights: I pick up from where I left in previous video, by night. After a few more battles and some long inventory management at Horus, dawn breaks through. 26:20 Ra finally shows up by dawn at The Temple of Osiris. gorgeous, immense scenery by dawn 27:22 I move giant cat Subira around for awhile so flatlanders can have a bit of an idea of the scale involved 28:40 check that scorpion blood on my blade 29:25 check the extra Q3 detail 32:44 Subira, like any cat, requires enough attention 33:00 putting that massive statue in context 33:40 finally checking what this area is about and a weird surprise it hides. I take too much time trying to figure it out to no avail... 39:45 checking previous cleared area after a secret chest 40:29 Subira got stuck there but will show up after I enter the hideout 41:22 I waste that move with no enemies in sight and unaware it consumes 3 charge points. Fight doesn't go well against higher lvl foes 43:10 Ra's fully up now and we're heated up against some snakes 44:50 warding off some shiny black scorpions 45:35 Subira gets butt massage 46:00 hornets quickly dispatched 46:30 just a leisure ride by the vast sand sea under broad daylight 47:25 check my shiny armor and full body avatar 49:54 I take a long time trying to pull that shield slingshot move, unaware that it requires 3 charge points and I wasted them all uselessly before... RTFM, damnit 53:50 let's fight again! We have better gear and unlocked skills and I pace my actions with some traps... 57:40 gate is finally open! 59:05 I try to show Subira the giant in the distance, but she only has eyes on me 01:00:07 check that shiny copper ore and my armor under Ra's power!
Highlights? Too many good moments, but summarizing, after trying to progress main in unsuccessful fight by 15:00, I wander around aimlessly trying to level up by fighting in dozens of scattered enemy dens and overall just enjoying my journey with my car girl Subira. I take a good look at the beautifully designed and streamlined inventory and lore interfaces, like by 18:40. At 32:00, trickster Loki sends me to a very weird dimension. I don't understand how we survived a battle against 22 level up soldiers at 34:00 but died to 14 lvl before. 40:00 riding along and watching my big cat girl run around... 44: Medjet misses me at 44:40 I can tell. 46:00 checking my shiny collectables and their related lore. 48:00 the glass is always full. 48:26 sharkboi. 48:50 full body. Last Guardian Trico's friend brings me food at 49:50. 51:30 I wake up to a glorious sunny day at Horus's house only to find out the desert is still at night... 53:16 checking new gear with Ptah... 01:01:00 Riven is here. 01:10:45 underground water pass with snakes and crocodiles...
game still looks cheap as hell for its price. visuals just look cartoony. we need this game to copy star field. these planets look ai generated at this point. it should be but maybe they should tweak it.
highlights: 12:30 I find a wonderful paradisiac planet and land near a beach to check out the waves... 16:00 I build a Nautilus for underwater exploration 16:08 wireless streaming hiccup 20:45 time to call my ship and find another spot 22:28 landing on sunny side again, among hills 28:00 about to ride the motorbike. Crazy jumps in the bumpy terrain... 38:50 time for some spelunking in another planet
Highlights: 5:40 breaking into Stark Tower Shanghai 12:58 meeting a ghost 20:00 hostile takeover while battling killer drones 25:10 heat of battle with unibeam powerup by Gunsmith 28:40 back to comfy Malibu mansion, where I play and workout a bit 33:00 checking that shiny armor 34:15 talking to Gunsmith, where he conspires against Friday and shows me drone holograms 36:50 checking my shiny somewhat pixely car props 38:00 talking to Friday, where she conspires against Gunsmith and shows me mission map 40:50 a joyful free flight around Malibu mansion just to relax 45:40 checking out the massive helicarrier escorted by jets 48:45 inside the helicarrier 49:25 work inspection, no one playing Galaga 49:40 checking the phone 50:55 meeting with Nick Fury 54:00 impact 1:04:50 I retire from battle as my right controller died 😂
*I have played this game to death on Quest 3 & to a lesser extent the glorified DLC that is Retribution. I recently purchased a VR Ready gaming PC & have to admit the graphical jump is insane. I use Quest 3 exclusively for my PC these days & best part is. The cost is no where near as steep as some would have you believe, £800 for my entire setup & I was dreading having to use a Link cable forgetting that I'd purchased the Windows app on Metas store.*
@@Stuart267 yeah, those cards are like 2x the price here in Brazil. No, thanks. This is running now with better graphics than back on Q2 and years back when started playing it on psvr 1. I'm fine, dated graphics feel nostalgic and still smell brand new for someone who've been playing games since Atari - in fact downright surreal that they've basically crammed a big box PS3 into a headset barely larger than a ski mask... I do have a laptop and it runs games not on Quest. If native tho, I don't care for this extra friction and the annoying tweaking involved
highlights: 11:40 starry expanse again 24:40 prison island 25:37 water shader stereoscopic issues won't show up in 2D video but it looks like water is floating above the surface, other places have no issues 28:50 suddenly Catherine! beautiful hair, legit good facial expressions 30:22 I try to cheat by jumping, but no good 32:50 mindless fumbling with funky doorbell mechanism 43:33 I finally stop stupidly trying to lineup bridges by eye in starry expanse and learn to actually use the rotating map tho I still need to remember which sphere goes to each place 52:50 finally out of starry expanse but leaving block puzzle for later 56:00 I notice a door on the other side and wonder how to reach it 56:40 I guess I can just turn the vehicle 58:00 golden elevator 59:26 come back here, old man 1:01:30 another vertiginous ride 1:05:00 submarine ride 1:06:19 check that water wall 1:07:49 ladder shenanigans, gotta wait hands to go yellow 1:13:00 shutting that mouth has consequences down there 1:14:40 a villager disturbed!
I'm pretty sure I hate the new cartoon style characters. That exchange at the beginning, with the character taking the book, was shockingly bad. I'm a huge fan of the original game. I was REALLY disappointed this didn't come to consoles... until now. It really has lost something in the move to 3D.
they don't look cartoony up close. And are full of vividly good facial expressions and mannerisms, plus they follow you with their gaze. 2D video captures would feel really corny here...
It doesn't match? Guess its not worth noticing than if i haven't noticed it yet nor will i look for useless flaws that doesn't change anything only flaw for vr version is involving the boundary parameters on the quest that i had black screens that i had to close out to fix 3 times@stilldreamy5181
@@stilldreamy5181lipsync looks perfectly fine to me. Then again I'm not deaf trying to figure out speech by focusing on the lips... it blows my mind how we're living in an age of miracles when you can step inside Riven using nothing but a $200 VR headset powered by mobile chip and people come up with such BS arguments about irrelevant details like that...
Highlights: 3:34 astonished cat, 8:25 Atrus, 11:48 jailed, 13:41 crazy female ninja frees me, 45:10 I finally stop fiddling with red herrings and kind of by accident make my first breakthrough... 48:20 dumbfounded, I read a lot 56:20 I reach the spinning sphere for the first time 57:15 I inspect the curious optical device without noticing the button 1:05:00 after a lot more fumbling I finally click the device in time and unlock something 1:06:50 I reach a cosmic passage...
