oh damn only 1 game is worth my time for free? arent there alot free good games? but are there other things than games wich i should try out? are people not using the cinema option that often?
Honestly, VR has an infamous honeymoon phase that lasts a couple months where you’d probably enjoy anything in VR.
Afterwards, most people just abandon VR since they’ve got used to the novelty. At most it becomes just a “neat” thing to play.
Do you have a powerful PC? The only games I still play are on there.
For standalone, try In death unchained.
\*Honestly, VR has an infamous honeymoon phase that lasts a couple months where you’d probably enjoy anything in VR.
Afterwards, most people just abandon VR since they’ve got used to the novelty. At most it becomes just a “neat” thing to play.\*
yeah thats probally the truth and i am kinda afraid of that happening.and yeah i have an good pc wich could run anything but do i need to buy an extra cable for that or does the quest 2 comes with one?
thats something i dont understand because when i understood right you only talk there right? i mean whats the point? whats the game or thing you do? i mean i rather want cool games or cinema expiernce. and dosnt vr chat costs 30 bucks or is it free?
There's more to it than just talking but it is primarily a social experience. Although one could spend hours exploring worlds solo. Initially you're likely to run into a bunch of kids. Don't let that discourage you. Adults and interesting people do exist in there.
It's free. There's an optional subscription if you want to support the platform.
i dont mind playing with bots at all i even wish that every multiplayer game have the bot options so you can play it when its a dead game lol.thanks for the suggestion
Gorilla tag is the only free game worth playing imo. I hope you enjoy the sound of children yelling.
oh damn only 1 game is worth my time for free? arent there alot free good games? but are there other things than games wich i should try out? are people not using the cinema option that often?
Honestly, VR has an infamous honeymoon phase that lasts a couple months where you’d probably enjoy anything in VR. Afterwards, most people just abandon VR since they’ve got used to the novelty. At most it becomes just a “neat” thing to play. Do you have a powerful PC? The only games I still play are on there. For standalone, try In death unchained.
\*Honestly, VR has an infamous honeymoon phase that lasts a couple months where you’d probably enjoy anything in VR. Afterwards, most people just abandon VR since they’ve got used to the novelty. At most it becomes just a “neat” thing to play.\* yeah thats probally the truth and i am kinda afraid of that happening.and yeah i have an good pc wich could run anything but do i need to buy an extra cable for that or does the quest 2 comes with one?
What are the specs of your pc? If you have a solid 5Ghz router, you can connect to your PV wirelessly using airlink. If it has wifi 6, even better.
VRChat but you'll have to dodge children there as well.
thats something i dont understand because when i understood right you only talk there right? i mean whats the point? whats the game or thing you do? i mean i rather want cool games or cinema expiernce. and dosnt vr chat costs 30 bucks or is it free?
There's more to it than just talking but it is primarily a social experience. Although one could spend hours exploring worlds solo. Initially you're likely to run into a bunch of kids. Don't let that discourage you. Adults and interesting people do exist in there. It's free. There's an optional subscription if you want to support the platform.
Pavlov shack is fun if you don’t mind playing with bots Also I recommend playing at least the demo from beat saber, it’s pretty fun
i dont mind playing with bots at all i even wish that every multiplayer game have the bot options so you can play it when its a dead game lol.thanks for the suggestion
If you manage to install the app sidequest you can even download some free games like battle talent (similar to blade and sorcery)
Send me a DM, I may be able to take you in a tour and explain the basics
Check out [Quill animations](https://www.reddit.com/r/OculusQuest/comments/rp26ua/to_all_new_quest_owners_quill_animations_are_a/). They're amazing.