Fallen_Ray wrote: »Would be awesome though the tricky part would be how to trigger the skills without the use of a controller... using a stick with buttons you can wave around, swing or aim as a bow? the idea sounds cool though
WalkingLegacy wrote: »I'm debating on ordering an Oculus Rift instead of buying a new monitor and I'm under the assumption that even if ESO and other games don't support the virtual part of it, I can still use them as a high performance/quality gaming monitor.
With the spell and particle effects, it would be like playing any game while someone throws glitter dust in your face. I can only imagine how incredible painful it would be for a melee player to see what's going on, while ranged classes are throwing all kind of spell effects around them. It's a nightmare to make out what's beneficial and what's harmful as it is in third person view, in first person it's more or less impossible.
Thealteregoroman wrote: »With the spell and particle effects, it would be like playing any game while someone throws glitter dust in your face. I can only imagine how incredible painful it would be for a melee player to see what's going on, while ranged classes are throwing all kind of spell effects around them. It's a nightmare to make out what's beneficial and what's harmful as it is in third person view, in first person it's more or less impossible.
I see what you are saying, but seein gall that stuff you get to feel like how your character is feeling all these colors and spells your like...........
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!
Thealteregoroman wrote: »With the spell and particle effects, it would be like playing any game while someone throws glitter dust in your face. I can only imagine how incredible painful it would be for a melee player to see what's going on, while ranged classes are throwing all kind of spell effects around them. It's a nightmare to make out what's beneficial and what's harmful as it is in third person view, in first person it's more or less impossible.
I see what you are saying, but seein gall that stuff you get to feel like how your character is feeling all these colors and spells your like...........
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh the ranged ones would be happy and Harry Potter; The others would be closer to the Hulk
Judas Helviaryn wrote: »First person view was added as an afterthought, and is already sub-par. I'd probably get sick from the VR.
Whatzituyah wrote: »One reason this would probably not work. How would you see what your typing and what you press unless you know it as much as I know my Playstation controller?
Thealteregoroman wrote: »
Thealteregoroman wrote: »WalkingLegacy wrote: »I'm debating on ordering an Oculus Rift instead of buying a new monitor and I'm under the assumption that even if ESO and other games don't support the virtual part of it, I can still use them as a high performance/quality gaming monitor.
oh okay so with oculus you would still use keyboard right? Those things are SUPER expensive though.....
Thealteregoroman wrote: »
Thealteregoroman wrote: »
It's a Sennheiser Surround Sound set. I bought it on ebay
WalkingLegacy wrote: »Thealteregoroman wrote: »Thealteregoroman wrote: »
It's a Sennheiser Surround Sound set. I bought it on ebay
Like Volkodav said, Sennheiser makes great headphones. I still have my Sennheiser PC350 paired with an Asus Sonar DX soundcard and Dolby 5.1 makes all games come alive. Could hear my enemies sneaking up on me when I played BF4
WalkingLegacy wrote: »
Looks pretty sweet. I just gotta find out if this would make me headsick before I spend ~700 bucks on it
WalkingLegacy wrote: »
Looks pretty sweet. I just gotta find out if this would make me headsick before I spend ~700 bucks on it
ESO in Oculus is good but not great in terms of mitigating motion sickness.
Having a tweakable FOV holds benefit, but FPS drops can cause issues.
Narrow FOV or less than 60 FPS in basically any game messes with me.