Is this worth getting? Bear in mind I cba to finish new Vegas.

Is this worth getting? Bear in mind I cba to finish new Vegas.

I honestly fell out of love with Fallout 4 pretty quickly after the initial OMG Fallout! reaction...the story just didn't engage with me and I just wanted to get it over with as soon as possible (or find away of destroying all the factions).

I loved it. The base-building and manufacturing I thought was excellent, the story was okay (it's not like they're ever great) and the only real disappointment to me was the lack of weapon customisation like in New Vegas.

Wild card: Fallout 3 VR (for which I would be Day Fucking One Mofos.)

By the by, Ps vr is going to £199 in June with wipe out or something that I don't care about.

That's within my budget if it comes with techno dicks and if it doesn't it'll only take a couple weeks to get there. Psvr soooooon

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That's within my budget if it comes with techno dicks and if it doesn't it'll only take a couple weeks to get there. Psvr soooooon

That's within my budget if it comes with techno dicks and if it doesn't it'll only take a couple weeks to get there. Psvr soooooon

You don't need techno dicks if you want to only have half an experience and waste a massive part of the potential of the whole thing.

Feex.

:shrug: none of the games I've really enjoyed so far have needed them, I'd like some to try Superhot but that's it. Ultrawings, Skyrim, Resident Evil, Farpoint, Doom VR, GT Sport and the best PSVR game, Wipeout none of them need them. They're absolutely not a necessity.

Feexed by the guy who refused to engage with the entire multiplayer component of Bloodborne.

Feex.

:shrug: none of the games I've really enjoyed so far have needed them, I'd like some to try Superhot but that's it. Ultrawings, Skyrim, Resident Evil, Farpoint, Doom VR, GT Sport and the best PSVR game, Wipeout none of them need them. They're absolutely not a necessity.

and having tried both I much preferred Rush of Blood after I ditched the pad

I didn't like a thing you liked as much you liked it. Jesus Christ dude, get over it already.

Wait, RoB is even playable with a controller!? Fucking hell, why would you even?

See also: Batman.

^this

Apart from Superhot, off the top of my head there's I Expect You To Die, Batman, Rec Room, Job Simulator. Hopefully soon, also Beat Saber. These games all leverage the inherently more natural-feeling technodicks to build more immersion and they simply don't work with a Dualshock.

Skryrim is (I am told) much better with technodicks too, and having tried both I much preferred Rush of Blood after I ditched the pad. And I cannot imagine playing Trek with a pad. It'd be hugely immersion breaking.

I think you're selling the platform short if you don't pick them up.

If you don't own them, then every game you've enjoyed hasn't needed them, by definition. If you haven't tried the games that do need them then you're not really in a place to advise, are you?

No one's said they're a necessity; the fact that they're technically optional isn't up for discussion.

And is anti-disabled.

Don’t get mardy over it. I couldn’t care less whether you liked it or not. Fact is, you didn’t engage with the multiplayer aspect and wasted “part of the potential of the whole thing” which was amusing as you’re critiquing someone for something similar.

A necessity for bothering to get a PSVR.

Then I'd remember that it's a pointless, expensive gewgaw that'll be forgotten.

I'm more than happy with the value I've had out of mine and I suspect everyone else here who actually owns one will agree.

Of course, I've spent PSVR money on dinner for two on more than one occasion in my life, which I must acknowledge as a caveat.

I don't believe anyone actually said that did they?

Kind of, the way your post read it was like it was almost a waste of time without them and my experience was that nothing could be further from the truth.

You mean exactly like every single games console controller ever made until last week?

Then I'd remember that [VR is] a pointless, expensive gewgaw that'll be forgotten.

I know it's optional at the moment, but someone's going to try to make it mandatory in the next wave of consoles, I can feels it.

Yeah, right. Because disabled people haven't been using modded controllers forever. I can't see anyone modding a VR headset so that my brother (with his severely partial sight) could use it effectively. And my brother is a huge gamer, mostly golf games. On his massive TV that he sits right next to. He can't play shooters cos they're too fast paced.

Does he use his console to it's full advantage? No. But he gets enjoyment out of what he can do.

There was that one guy who played Halo with his face. He wouldn't be able to use VR at all, either.