No Man's Sky in VR 7 Years Later 

Love this game in and out of VR!!!

Considering it started as a scam…

​@@charlesthoreson4162I'd say more overhyped rather than a scam

@@charlesthoreson4162 yea they were pushed to get the game out before they were ready and it was unplayable at the begining but now it's amazing!

@@charlesthoreson4162 cause of sony

Well this game has had MANY patches in order to get there. How many patches do you have?

@@toh6261ooh, that even hurt me

milk queue must be very long

Why you even went there...

Maybe if you check in in 2 years you’ll find him

Oh damn he's literally talking about that now

@@distion Replying to your own posts 🙄

@toh Oh c'mon, leave the guy alone.

@@toh6261 I was correcting myself. What are you on about

@@distionI guess he’s just like “why didn’t you edit your original comment” but its still a bruh moment

Yeah that foveated rendering trick isn't kind to recording, but it definitely looks and feels buttery smooth in the headset

The first time I walked up to my ship VR it shocked me at how big it was!

There is no way to reliably translate vr footage to 2d, because the scaling just doesn’t work

Om the contrary, in the headset looks worse

​@@angelnobody7137 its the feeling,not the graphics

Never heard of that helping with motion sickness but i don't suffer from it anyway. You do kill the HDR by turning it all the way down for sure but to each his own ofcourse

Yeah, i should have clarified that i had more of an issue with Horizon Call of the Mountain and turning the brightness down helped a lot. I didn’t have as much of an issue with No Man’s Sky.

I’m one of the lucky ones that doesn’t get that

I started playing vr at a time when some windows update had made it completely unplayable. I am a stubborn individual. I was troubleshooting in vr in 5 fps for hours, maybe even over the course of multiple days. when I got out I got motion sick from real life being too smooth. but I don't get motion sick in vr at all, so 10/10 I recommend this strategy to gain your vr legs

Don't worry, the VR port is shitty and less than 3dof IMO. Your character does not turn your head, you have to manually turn with your controller stick, which makes me motion sick. If you acidentally walk half a meter away from your character your hands are misplaced and your hud is in an awkward spot. Overall it was the worst VR experience I have ever had. Flat screen No man's sky is so much better.

@@tinminator8905 I love VR in No Man's Sky. The trick is to play in seated mode. I like playing other VR games standing, but when you launch NMS, you expect to play for longer periods of time and for me, standing for 3-12 hours (my average session in NMS in VR when I launch it during weekend, so I don't play it that often) wouldn't be possible. Seating while playing this game works perfectly for me. In seated mode you turn your character with a stick anyway and I use snap turn. My computer chair can turn, so I can adjust slightly for the interface and the game is just amazing in VR for me - the scale makes a huge difference. Actually, I can't stand the flat version of the game - I hate it. I tried playing it before I had VR (using gamepass) and everything felt like a mobile game interface and I didn't like controls at all. After using VR for a while, I was looking at some videos with best VR games, and NMS appeared in most of them, so I decided to just buy it on Steam, try it in VR and return it if I didn't like it (I didn't have gamepass at the moment). And well... I immediately felt in love with the VR version. It took some tweaking for graphics options to be nice and performance not to suffer in more demanding areas, but it was well worth it. I also tried playing in flatscreen later to make some proper screenshots of my main base planet, but in flat, even with maxed out graphics settings, it just doesn't look good for me, like at all. In VR it's like magic for me, you feel like you're there, you see the blades of grass moving in a proper scale (on flatscreen it looks really flat and small) and it's just entirely different game. Flying a ship in VR isn't enjoyable, though. I wish they did the controls like in VTOL VR or at least gave us an option to use HOTAS (I love flying in Elite: Dangerous with HOTAS). But exploring planets on foot is amazing and that's what I love in this game. For flying n space I have Elite: Dangerous.

​@@tinminator8905sure bud

​@@tinminator8905what the hell are you even talking about?

@@tinminator8905 brotha was not playin the right version

It is. The textures are so much better in vr now

on GOD!

Many of us have

ive waited 2 years 2 months 1 week 7 hours and 23 minutes to see this comment

It's not a loading time though. It's just to give a sense of scale. If everything was a teleport then you'd have the exact same loss of immersion starfield has. And also big difference between loading screens is that you're actually still playing. Is driving on the highway in GTA a loading screen? Don't think so

We got Skyrim VR, is Starfield VR really that unlikely? Anyway if Beth doesn't release an official port, modders will make it work, and I will buy a new graphics card just watch Habie's videos about playing it.

​@@MattWinkler1not to mention Fallout 4 VR

@@MattWinkler1and that’s for one platform.

Now you'll be able to use that same headset on PC

The art direction in NMS is based heavily on old science fiction book covers. I can see it not being for everyone, but I really like it, and I appreciate it having a really unique style compared to most games, let alone space games.

@@reNINTENDO I really liked the style initially but it gives me headaches. Ark has the same thing and so does FO76. I think it's the milky smooth greasy sheen everything has to it

@@reNINTENDO That art style has long since been removed. Its not just generic cartoon.

I don't either because my game pass version runs like an ass.

Its because good gear is fairly pricey, kind of a turn off for most people

Meh... honestly man the implementation is crap. Who on earth locks the hud to some abstract body position and stops you from pulling out your weapon unless you're head is facing your abstract body position... and the "smooth" tracking is THE MOST jerky rotation I've ever experienced, and you're FORCED to use it because of the above issues. It's bad, really bad.

damn thats alot i only have 120 lol

How do you deal with the hud and virtual body never following the headset? constantly re-centering the camera drives me nuts, and as habie mentioned it can be annoying to play without the hud if you want some of that information. also, the vr body just turns into a broken mess after a couple minutes.

really ??i've never had this happen what head set are you using sounds like a tracking issues @@Twisted_Sync

I don't understand why this is a new feature because it's so fucking obvious. It's literally how our own eyes and brain operate. Maybe technical limitations? But eye tracking isn't new either.

​@@Stierenklootcost

The community made a list of stuff they were promised, but wasn't there on release. Hello Games has been checking that list for 7 years, and I'm pretty sure its complete now with even more features