ESO in VR
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Just for poops and chortles..
How cool would it be to walk around the whole of ESO in VR?
Edited by ZOS_Icy on June 3, 2024 12:14PM How cool would it be to walk around the whole of ESO in VR?
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✭✭Skyrim VR made me feel incredibly sick. Now even playing regular skyrim makes me feel nauseous because of it! I unfortunately would have to avoid it, but for those who don't get ill with it I'm sure it would be funSoupy twist6 -
chattygeekHD✭✭✭cmetzger93 wrote: »I think that this can be done with vorpx but I don't know how great it is
Oh right is that a PC thing? Sounds interesting!
It probably wouldn't be practical for the combat (I could see a mega migrane being an issue!)
But for wandering around the world and maybe for the housing I think it would be awesome!
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chattygeekHD✭✭✭Skyrim VR made me feel incredibly sick. Now even playing regular skyrim makes me feel nauseous because of it! I unfortunately would have to avoid it, but for those who don't get ill with it I'm sure it would be fun
Yeah it was the Skyrim VR that gave me the thought.
Admittedly - I've never actually tried any VR before - its the cost of the headsets and the amount of games that I would play that I would struggle to justify it. But I find the idea of VR fascinating and I'd love to give it a go sometime - again I love the idea of some risk free sightseeing around the towns and cities and the different housing areas that I can just imagine would be awesome, without the headache of having to manage combat at the same time.
I have heard before that many VR games do make you feel a bit motion sick though.J'hattee the Geek: A friendly Khajiit Warden, spreading positivity and kindness around the wonderful world of Tamriel and beyond, and investigating everything Nirn and the realms have to offer. This one is always happy to meet new people and talk about all sorts like our old friend M'aiq..
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Caupo✭✭✭chattygeekHD wrote: »Skyrim VR made me feel incredibly sick. Now even playing regular skyrim makes me feel nauseous because of it! I unfortunately would have to avoid it, but for those who don't get ill with it I'm sure it would be fun
Yeah it was the Skyrim VR that gave me the thought.
Admittedly - I've never actually tried any VR before - its the cost of the headsets and the amount of games that I would play that I would struggle to justify it. But I find the idea of VR fascinating and I'd love to give it a go sometime - again I love the idea of some risk free sightseeing around the towns and cities and the different housing areas that I can just imagine would be awesome, without the headache of having to manage combat at the same time.
I have heard before that many VR games do make you feel a bit motion sick though.
Quest2 from Meta is not that expensive, and image quality is almost the best from all the VR headsets available atm, well definitely the best considering price/performance
VorpX should work, yes. Havent tried it on ESO, since Vorpx is buy-to-play for all the games except Cyberpunk2077, but I tried it on Cyberpunk2077 and I was awestruck, its amazeballs
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theendoftheriver✭✭✭LOL might be fun. I am regularly in the work of producing VR content. I enjoy the work, but it is tedious. I don't think ESO VR would be good for high action scenarios, but shut off UI and run around the game world, sweet.Eric Dikkersun - Achernar - EZE - theendoftheriver - Orion Silvercuff1 -
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✭✭✭✭✭If you get the chance to try VR before buying one I highly recommend it, because it can be hard to predict how you're going to react. I don't normally get motion sickness, even when I'm doing things like reading a book in the car, but I get it with VR.
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DagenHawk✭✭✭✭✭chattygeekHD wrote: »Just for poops and chortles..
How cool would it be to walk around the whole of ESO in VR?
I use VorpX and it works pretty well it was a beast to set up though. The issue with VR mainly is most people don't want to jump around like a Idiot...VorpX gives you a seated VR experience which is pretty cool.2 -
MudcrabAttack✭✭✭✭I tried the 2-D screen duplicate add on for the quest, it was alright if the window was shrunk down but seemed pretty grainy when the screen took up the whole field of vision. It’s fun for a while, but ultimately I started feeling sick.
When the entire environment filling up the edges of your vision can spin or streak past your character without being tied to your neck movements that tends to happen1 -
opaj✭✭✭✭✭I dabbled in using Vorpx for ESO, but ultimately it wasn't an enjoyable experience. Some people like playing games designed for flat screens in VR, but for me, I'd rather use my TV if the game isn't designed specifically for VR.
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Kappachi✭✭✭✭Skyrim VR was the most immersive VR game that I have ever played... But that was because of mods, an official experience wouldn't be able to emulate VRIK/HIGGS I believe... If it could then I would absolutely love to play ESO Online, but not without those 2 + the physics upon hitting something, which... for an MMO would likely be very difficult to program in a way that doesn't hinder game performance.2
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✭✭✭✭✭If you want an awesome Elder Scrolls VR experience, play Skyrim VR but heavily roided out via mods. The modding community in Skyrim is incredible.
ESO is not the game for this sort of thing.Edited by Vaoh on June 17, 2022 12:44AM3 -
chattygeekHD✭✭✭Skyrim VR was the most immersive VR game that I have ever played... But that was because of mods, an official experience wouldn't be able to emulate VRIK/HIGGS I believe... If it could then I would absolutely love to play ESO Online, but not without those 2 + the physics upon hitting something, which... for an MMO would likely be very difficult to program in a way that doesn't hinder game performance.
I take it you were on PC for that then?
Was that using the Quest2?
I really have never researched the VR units myself - I am a bit worried about whether it'll make me feel queezy so I definitely think I'd have to test it out first.
I recently changed from PS4 to an XBOX-S, and for my off-game I'm thinking of getting (yet another) copy of Skyrim to play on the casual. I'm really interested in the additional mods you can get as I'm aware there's loads more than there was for PS4. But rather than that I may go for the VR option.... But also I'm banned from spending any more coin by the Wife lol.J'hattee the Geek: A friendly Khajiit Warden, spreading positivity and kindness around the wonderful world of Tamriel and beyond, and investigating everything Nirn and the realms have to offer. This one is always happy to meet new people and talk about all sorts like our old friend M'aiq..
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Usually a person needs to adapt to VR, need to train the mind/body to overcome the motion sickness because when your brain thinks you are moving but your body is static, it creates a disconnect between the two that causes enough confusion to make you feel ill.Skyrim VR made me feel incredibly sick. (...)"Sweet Mother, sweet Mother, send your child unto me, for the sins of the unworthy must be baptized in blood and fear"- Sons of the Night Mother [PS5][EU] 2165 CP
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opaj✭✭✭✭✭chattygeekHD wrote: »Skyrim VR was the most immersive VR game that I have ever played... But that was because of mods, an official experience wouldn't be able to emulate VRIK/HIGGS I believe... If it could then I would absolutely love to play ESO Online, but not without those 2 + the physics upon hitting something, which... for an MMO would likely be very difficult to program in a way that doesn't hinder game performance.
I take it you were on PC for that then?
Was that using the Quest2?
For Skyrim VR, you need a VR-capable PC. If you're modding it up, you probably need a pretty powerful one.
I have a Quest 2, which does have standalone VR games, but many heavy-duty games (like Skyrim VR) won't run on it. For those, you have to connect the Quest 2 to your PC.
If you have a good wireless router, you can connect the Quest 2 to PC wirelessly, which is my way to go. Otherwise you can get a physical cable to hook them up.
I'll share my training, since you brought it up.redlink1979 wrote: »Usually a person needs to adapt to VR, need to train the mind/body to overcome the motion sickness because when your brain thinks you are moving but your body is static, it creates a disconnect between the two that causes enough confusion to make you feel ill.
When I first started, I'd get horribly ill after 5 minutes of play. Like, I'd be out for half the day after that.
What I did is I found a nice, flat in-game area (the space stations in No Man's Sky VR is great for that) and practiced just walking slowly back and forth. After a couple weeks, I was able to go for over 20 minutes without getting sick, so I graduated to walking up stairs and uneven terrain. It wasn't long until I was able to just play for an hour without a break.
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DagenHawk✭✭✭✭✭redlink1979 wrote: »
Usually a person needs to adapt to VR, need to train the mind/body to overcome the motion sickness because when your brain thinks you are moving but your body is static, it creates a disconnect between the two that causes enough confusion to make you feel ill.Skyrim VR made me feel incredibly sick. (...)
That is why playing the non VR Skyrim with VorpX is much better it's a seated VR experience without the need to physically use the weapons or jump around like a idiot.
The type of headset you use is important though I recommend the Index as it has fewer issues with software and is more comfortable for longer play times.Edited by DagenHawk on June 17, 2022 4:54PM0 -
chrisub17_ESO104✭✭✭Unless you just love VR games, my advice is spend your money on a 240 hz HDR curved monitor. Much better bang for buck if you want to up your visual experience.0
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✭Here's a 3D screenshot. If you cross your eyes you should be able to see depth. Of course you'd need the gear to see it full-screen.
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chattygeekHD✭✭✭Here's a 3D screenshot. If you cross your eyes you should be able to see depth. Of course you'd need the gear to see it full-screen.
WOOAH that is the coolest thing ever!
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✭✭redlink1979 wrote: »
Usually a person needs to adapt to VR, need to train the mind/body to overcome the motion sickness because when your brain thinks you are moving but your body is static, it creates a disconnect between the two that causes enough confusion to make you feel ill.Skyrim VR made me feel incredibly sick. (...)
I spent quite a while trying, and other VR games in general I didn't have a problem with, but Skyrim caused me real problems, even trying all the adjustments I could make in game such as reducing the screen size to have a black box around it etc. I even tried standing up with a fan running to try and trick my body into thinking there was real movement happening. Skyrim and RIGS just were too mcuh for meSoupy twist0 -
Sevalaricgirl✭✭✭✭✭I am huge VR player, never been sick from it, been doing VR since 2014. Saying that, VORPX sucks. I have never had good luck with it. Oh and love Skyrim in VR. It's amazing.2
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Kappachi✭✭✭✭chattygeekHD wrote: »Skyrim VR was the most immersive VR game that I have ever played... But that was because of mods, an official experience wouldn't be able to emulate VRIK/HIGGS I believe... If it could then I would absolutely love to play ESO Online, but not without those 2 + the physics upon hitting something, which... for an MMO would likely be very difficult to program in a way that doesn't hinder game performance.
I take it you were on PC for that then?
Was that using the Quest2?
I really have never researched the VR units myself - I am a bit worried about whether it'll make me feel queezy so I definitely think I'd have to test it out first.
I recently changed from PS4 to an XBOX-S, and for my off-game I'm thinking of getting (yet another) copy of Skyrim to play on the casual. I'm really interested in the additional mods you can get as I'm aware there's loads more than there was for PS4. But rather than that I may go for the VR option.... But also I'm banned from spending any more coin by the Wife lol.
I use Valve Index for all my VR. Finger tracking is a must! There's a few mods that add your 'presence' to the world so to speak, HIGGS and VRIK which allow the use of your fingers and let you touch/hold objects/etc... Definitely think experiences like that are made less immersive when you can't control your fingers. And yes, PC.0 -
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(AD) Artim X/Xirtām/Måtrix |PC/NA| Casual staff wielding vampire sorcerer/templar/arcanistElectric-Burn/Stunhttps://media.giphy.com/media/Av0zcKH3i2BkaY1GXW/giphy.gif/https://c.tenor.com/jQHdFftrgwMAAAAC/tenor.gifElectric-Heal- Damage Dealing Build.
- Gear: 5 Infallible Aether (All apparel light and Divines with Max Mag Enchants), 1 Slimecraw Guise for max spell critical (Divines, light, Max Mag Enchants), Maelstrom's Perfected Inferno/Lightning Staff (infused/shock enchant), and Rage of the Ursauk jewelry (bloodthirsty with spell damage enchant)/lightning staff (infused/flame/weapon damage enchant). 1 Mora's Whispers.
- Ability-Bar 1: Critical Surge, Boundless Storm, Mages' Wrath, Lightning Flood, Twilight Tormentor (Twilight Matriarch for solo roleplay variant of build), and Power Overload.
- Ability-Bar 2: Crushing Shock/Storm Pulsar, Streak, Flame/Shock Reach, Unstable Wall of Fire/Storms, Twilight Tormentor (Twilight Matriarch for solo roleplay variant of build) and Fiery/Thunderous Rage.
https://media.giphy.com/media/5ibGIHneWS6ek/giphy.gifElectric-Ward- My Healer Build.
- Gear: 5 Spell Power Cure (All apparel light and Divines with Max Mag Enchants), 1 Slimecraw Guise for max spell critical (Divines, light, Max Mag Enchants), Maelstrom's Perfected Lightning Staff (Charged/shock enchant), and Infallible Aether jewelry (arcane with spell damage enchant)/restoration staff (Powered with absorb magicka enchant). 1 Mora's Whispers.
- Ability-Bar 1: Power Surge, Boundless Storm, Blessing of Restoration, Energy Orb, Twilight Matriarch, and Replenishing Barrier.
- Ability-Bar 2: Dark Deal, Overflowing Altar, Elemental Drain, Blockade of Storms, Twilight Matriarch, and Aggressive Horn.
https://media.giphy.com/media/Wa0TGmtDvwW3e/giphy.gifElectric-Vamp- My Meme Tank Build that uses high resistance and variety of wards.
- Gear: 5 Brands of Imperium (All body pieces except Head and Shoulders, with Divine trait, and with Prismatic Defense Enchants), full Mother Ciannait's (1 light and 1 medium. Divines and Max Mag Enchant), and Combat Physician jewelry (bloodthirsty with Prismatic Recovery Enchants), CP restoration staff (Infused with hardening enchant), and CP ice staff (Infused with crusher enchant).
- Ability-Bar 1: Critical Surge, Bound Aegis, Deep Thoughts, Boundless Storm, Healing Ward, and Replenishing Barrier.
- Ability-Bar 2: Silver Leash (Elemental Drain if healer isn't running it), Bound Aegis, Frost Clench, Blockade of Frost, Empowered Ward, and Temporal Guard.
https://media.giphy.com/media/ukDQiYZzRAxMZKcK86/giphy.gifDawnfang- Tanky stage 4 vampire utility focused PvP healer that can take down very inexperienced players but is primarily focused on working alongside others in an organized group, PUGs, or zergs.
- Gear: 5 Torug's Pact for regular and NoCP build/Oblivion's Foe for dot build (medium chest and body pieces light. All Impenetrable. Max Mag Enchants). Gaze of Sithis and 1 light Mighty Chudan/Pirate Skeleton (light shoulders, and impenetrable with Max Mag Enchants). Knight Slayer/Pariah jewelry/Plaguebreak for dot build (bloodthirsty with spell damage enchant)/lightning staff (infused with oblivion enchant for regular and noCP build/absorb magicka enchant and Sharpened for dot build. Sharpened for dot build)/restoration staff (infused with oblivion enchant regular and noCP build/absorb magicka enchant and Sharpened for dot build).
- Ability-Bar 1: Structured Entropy, Boundless Storm, Soul Splitting Trap, Radiating Regeneration, Healing Ward, and Life Giver.
- Ability-Bar 2: Drain Vigor (Elemental Susceptibility), Race Against Time, Rune Cage, Radiant Magelight, Empowered Ward, and Shatter Soul.
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- Gear: 5 Infallible Aether (Head or Shoulder and body pieces except Chest. All body pieces Divines with Max Mag Enchants), 1 Slimecraw Guise for max spell critical (Divines, light, Max Mag Enchant), Lightning Staff of the Sergeant (Infused/shock enchant), and Sergeant's Mail jewelry (One Ring and one Neck. Both bloodthirsty with spell damage enchant). 1 Oakensoul Ring (bloodthirsty with spell damage enchant).
- Ability-Bar 1: Puncturing Sweep, Aurora Javelin, Toppling Charge, Blazing Spear, Radiant Ward, and Crescent Sweep.
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- Gear: 5 Torug's Pact (Heavy Chest with light Head, Waist, Hands, and Feet. All body pieces Impenetrable. Health enchant on head and everything else Magicka Enchants), 1 Medium Mighty Chudan/Pirate Skeleton Shoulder (Impenetrable, Max Health Enchant), Knight Slayer Restoration Staff (Infused/Decrease Health enchant/Stealth-Draining Poison IX), and Knight Slayer jewelry (One Ring and one Neck. Both bloodthirsty with spell damage enchant). 1 Oakensoul Ring (bloodthirsty with Spell Damage Enchant).
- Ability-Bar 1:Radiant Oppression, Race Against Time, Aurora Javelin, Breath of Life, Resolving Vigor, and Life Giver (Shatter Soul).
https://media.giphy.com/media/6CovzgyTig7M4/giphy.gifRace- Gear: 5 Law of Julianos (heavy chest, gloves/belt light, and the rest can be light or 1 medium piece if you're not wearing medium anywhere else on your body. All in training if grinding for XP or divines), Armor of the Seducer or Magnus' Gift head, shoulder, and staves (light with 1 medium piece if you are not already wearing 1 medium Julianos piece. All in training or divines. The staves should be training or infused), and 3 purple Willpower Jewelry with Arcane trait (can be bought from trading guilds for relatively cheap.
- Check tamrieltradecentre.com for the best deals if you're not using a price checking addon).
https://media.giphy.com/media/sdEkeWpiaGz0A/giphy.gifMundus Stones- High elf, since you will not have issues with sustain, but other mag based races are also fine so this is more of a personal choice.
https://media.giphy.com/media/cT3wMhLGQWdKU/giphy.gifCurrent Champion Points- PvP: The Lover for penetration when playing a sorc or temp.
- PvE Healing/Damage: The Thief for decent crit rate.
- PvE Tanking: The Lady to get close to resistance cap.
https://media.giphy.com/media/l4FGDAx6u3hthMhgI/giphy.gifFavorite Foods and Potions- DPS Sorc: Shadowstrike/ Master Gatherer, Meticulous Disassembly/Plentiful Harvest, Steed's Blessing, Sustaining Shadows, Exploiter, Weapons Expert, Biting Aura, Thaumaturge, Celerity, Rejuvenation, Fortified, Boundless Vitality.
- Healer Sorc: Shadowstrike/ Master Gatherer, Meticulous Disassembly/Plentiful Harvest, Steed's Blessing, Sustaining Shadows, Enlivening Overflow, Hope Infusion, Weapon's Expert, Arcane Supremacy, Celerity, Rejuvenation, Fortified, Boundless Vitality.
- Tanky Sorc: Shadowstrike/ Master Gatherer, Meticulous Disassembly/Plentiful Harvest, Steed's Blessing, Sustaining Shadows, Ironclad, Enduring Resolve, Reinforced, Duelist's Rebuff, Bastion, Ward Master, Rejuvenation, Fortified.
- PvP Sorc: Shadowstrike/ Master Gatherer, Meticulous Disassembly/Plentiful Harvest, Steed's Blessing, Sustaining Shadows, Enlivening Overflow, Weapon's Expert, Occult Overload, Arcane Supremacy, Bastion, Rejuvenation, Fortified, Boundless Vitality.
- PvE Temp: Shadowstrike/ Master Gatherer, Meticulous Disassembly/Plentiful Harvest, Steed's Blessing, Sustaining Shadows, Fighting Finesse, Master-at-Arms, Weapons Expert, Biting Aura, Celerity, Rejuvenation, Fortified, Boundless Vitality.
- PvP Temp: Shadowstrike/ Master Gatherer, Meticulous Disassembly/Plentiful Harvest, Steed's Blessing, Sustaining Shadows, Enlivening Overflow, Weapon's Expert, From the Brink, Arcane Supremacy, Celerity, Rejuvenation, Fortified, Boundless Vitality.
https://media.giphy.com/media/3otPoTggaYFNd1FdAI/giphy.gif- Parse Food for PvE:(DPS) Ghastly Eye Bowl (increases Max Magicka by 4592 and Magicka Recovery by 459 for 2 hours).
- Gold/Purple Food for Sorc PvP and Meme Tanking:(PvP) Clockwork Citrus Filet (increases Max Health by 3326, Health Recovery by 406 [useful if stage 1 vampire], Max Magicka by 3080, and Magicka Recovery by 338 for 2 hours). Witchmother's Potent Brew (Increase Max Magicka by 2856, Max Health by 3094, and Magicka Recovery by 315 for 2 hours.
- Trash Potions when feeling cheap: Regular CP150 Essence of Magicka pots that I obtain frequently from playing the game or Crown Tri-Restoration Potion obtained from dailies.
- Crafted Potions: Essence of Spell Critical (Bugloss, Lady's Smock, and Water Hyacinth). Without magelight this is my primary means of obtaining Major Prophecy on my Sorc, which increases my Spell Critical Rating. This also heals and restores magicka. Essence of Immovability (Columbine, Corn Flower, and Wormwood). I use this in PvP, since this gives me stealth detection, knockback immunity, and restores magicka (better to use it when competent allies are nearby, since it might reveal that you are surrounded by multiple players in stealth and you will not have an emergency pot available after use). Essence of Invisibility with only 2 ingredients (Blue Entoloma, Namira's Rot, Nirnroot, or Spider Egg). I use this in PvE content that requires stealth and if I need more speed I'll use Rapid Maneuver before using the potion. Essence of Invisibility with 3 ingredients (Blessed Thistle, Blue Entoloma, and Namira's Rot). Very useful in PvP alongside the vampire Dark Stalker passive, since you'll be invisible, ignore movement speed penalty while in Crouch, and you'll have a 30% movement speed boost from Major Expedition (I always have this slotted when riding from point A to B in PvP land, since gankers are always lurking). My templar will mostly use Essence of Health (Tri-Stat Potion) Ingredients: (Mountain Flower, Columbine, and Bugloss).
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✭Unless or until they block it. There have been other tools like that one and all the anti-cheat garbage keeps blocking them because they've got no idea if it's a pedometer or a bot control network.
Probably a lot safer to stick to doing that in Skyrim VR.
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