I made the environment. Used Assets. Vegetation engine for touch bending interaction. Standard Render Pipeline. Framerate top right. Runs a bit slow on a 3080. Relies on reprojection mostly. I did optimize it a bit more after this demo though.
I don’t know why everyone is complaining about this feature, all it does for me is give another threat to look out for or b abuse the shit out of it and get behind enemy lines by using the wing suit.
Just sitting here, watching this video, *having ptsd of eating rice krispies repeatedly, while I sat at my Mom’s computer* No, but seriously, I remember watching this a lot, never knew it was at 55k views, I always typed in the name of the vid, but it never showed up, I now save it so I’ll never lose it, this…this is history in my eyes
Hey just wanted to reach out and say this is awesome! I'm starting my VR dev journey and came across your video (been playing VR games for a while and decided to take the plunge)! Have you found it hard to dev in VR? Have you had previous unity experience?
Hey there, I'm glad you think it's neat! It's definitely a learning experience. I've dabbled in Unity a tad a bit before this on and off but I'm not well versed in it so I basically had to learn all of this from scratch. It's not so bad though.
y dont just add this shit with the skyscraper falling,damaging buildings,leave the tanks and cars and add back earthquakes that would be so fucking sick
@@coppykappa2235 but why does the sandstorm cause a huge tornado when in real life it's just a bunch of small whirlwinds? Is this game logic or did mother nature loose her mind?
Tornados are typically seen embedded in mesoscale storms and supercellular storms. Dust devils inversely can form on mostly clear, sunny days with light winds because this allows for sufficient instability to create low pressure. Once those hot air parcels cool down as they lift, we see a point of low pressure form that more or less becomes a dust devil as it intensifies. It's extremely rare, but they can in fact reach tornadic strength. (Fun fact, low pressure being the genesis of all severe weather, the tornados in game should be spinning counterclockwise, but they spin clockwise, indicating high pressure (stable atmosphere)
Another trick to lower battery consumption is to turn off WI-FI on the device ))) Why do you need a wi-fi in a single-player game playing it, say, on a plane or in the middle of nowhere. Or even at home.
Ngl this part of the game’s atmosphere is genuinely well done. The UI glitches and shut downs, the sounds, the visuals and the radio chatter glitching out too. It’s really cool
I just got a 30,000 milliamp portable 65 watt charger for it which should recharge the deck five times so I think I'm good to go on power but nice video
Thanks for making this vid, I also had a frustrating time hearing everyone complain about poor battery on the deck. Do people not realize that all switch ports are compromised to the same degree but without any option to adjust to your liking? 🙄
