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Tygeezy
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Wifi 5 works just as well as wifi 6 for virtual desktop. You don’t want to be using 2.4 ghz though.
namekuseijin
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same soyboys as usual
namekuseijin
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take a look at that graph. You can see when it launched on psvr and all the usual holiday peeks
it's amazing that Superhot is a poster child of VR, made much more success in VR and yet the devs don't really care for VR. go figure...
cyberheater
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Lol. Oh well. Hope you remain unbanned for longer this time.
No it doesn't. For Wifi5 to work correctly you have to have topend router with multiple antenas, router to sit in same room as you play and have pretty clear channel from other interference.
I had Wifi5 router in my kitchen so i had effectively 2 walls separating me. Even with 5Ghz band only for Quest2 it was working ok 95% of time meaning that once in while i got severe lag, messed up picture etc. So like every 50-70 minutes.
I switched to Wifi6 router and literally not a single small issue, router is in same place. Wifi5 canwork but imho you should get close to wirelessstreaming unless you have wifi6 router.
Tygeezy
Member
Maybe your wifi 5 router has issues as a router itself and not the radio. I’m using a ubiquiti dream machine with wifi 5 radio and it works great. This has been discussed to death in the virtual desktop discord. Nobody believes wifi 6 gives an advantage over wifi 5 with all the testing that was done. Wifi 6e on the other hand it remains to be seen, but it should show an advantage due to being 6ghz. Wifi 6 is still on 5ghz.
Sorry but i literally provided you example with my own experience. I did see the difference.
Also Wifi6 is not about bandwidth or band it uses. It is about the way packets are structure, send and received. So if you have walls or neighbors with their shitty routers Wifi6 improves massively how wifi operates as it keeps shooting those packets in your quest2 direction instead of spread it all around and makes packed structured so they are much more secure against congestion or obstacle scrambling.
CrustyBritches
Gold Member
I picked up Waltz of the Wizard Ext. Ed. from the Oculus store. Kids love it. Just need plenty of space to play. It supports hand tracking that works most of the time.
Next I have my sights on either Gorn or Dash Dash World. I need a 50% off sale to help me along.
Next I have my sights on either Gorn or Dash Dash World. I need a 50% off sale to help me along.
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Tygeezy
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It's your own anecdotal experience. That's not enough to say wifi 6 has a clear advantage. They have compiled enough evidence on the discord to recommend wifi 5 routers with a bunch of people reporting their experiences including myself. I personally run at 30-40 ms which according to the creator of virtual desktop is the best you can hope for with my wifi 5 router.
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CrustyBritches
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I went back and made a video of Waltz of the Wizard using hand tracking. It worked pretty good. Although, I'm still not sure what I'm supposed to be doing to progress the game.
namekuseijin
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namekuseijin
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well, finally caved in and got VD for $14. Nice promotional code, oculus.
now all I need is to pray that my daughter lets me use her pc and that it and my wifi5 are good enough for Dirt Rally 2...
so many unknowns... and I bet fine tuning configs will still be the hardest part...
now all I need is to pray that my daughter lets me use her pc and that it and my wifi5 are good enough for Dirt Rally 2...
so many unknowns... and I bet fine tuning configs will still be the hardest part...
wordslaughter
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news but unless your daughter has a seriously powerful PC it won't be good enough for that game....in VR.
namekuseijin
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I imagined. I'm going even for potato mode if needed - well, it's working for Quest native games, right?
Anyway, can't really test with her around, and with covid it's hard for her to leave that hardware. At least I got my faithful PS4+PSVR+DR1
darthvargi
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I knew he must be back because the Quest thread is alive again. Really good to have him back.Lol. Oh well. Hope you remain unbanned for longer this time.
On a more productive note, I've been playing Hyperdash. I had tried it on the original Quest early on and thought it was a poor man's Rigs game, but wow has it improved. It still has an e-sport feel but it's now like Rigs, Titanfall, and Overwatch had a baby. I really recommend it, but be forewarned it's surprisingly loaded with kids.
CrustyBritches
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I was messing around with Virtual Desktop and decided to try out Yuzu with a Xbox One controller synced to the Quest 2(still tetherless). It worked pretty good...
Should work the same from Shadow PC, but with a little more latency. Cool stuff.
Should work the same from Shadow PC, but with a little more latency. Cool stuff.
Buggy Loop
Member
I always wondered about this : Is it not possible or would be more efficient to have the PC motherboard‘s WiFi 6 capabilities act as a hotspot for VR? Rather than PC->router->WiFi? Feels like an extra step. If PC is in same room, should be good?
Tygeezy
Member
People haven’t reported good results with setting pc up as hotspot. It’s not a recommended setup.
Shakka43
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I tried this with mine, the results weren't pretty at all.
Buggy Loop
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Intel or Realtek chipset? Window drivers or Intel? I think there’s huge differences, can be 200MBs, can be 1.2GBs.
Anyway, I guess I’ll try it when I install my new motherboard, doesn’t cost anything to try.
Anyway, I guess I’ll try it when I install my new motherboard, doesn’t cost anything to try.
darthvargi
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I grabbed Crashlands out if the blue a few days ago. It's a must have game. I was sure I'd return it and figured the hype may be shilling but it really is awesome. It's very much a wave shooter but you never get a moment to relax. It's some of the most intense "survive 5 minutes" style of gameplay I've ever played.
Definitely recommend it but it is a tad bit pricey for a wave shooter in 2021. The closest intensity I could describe it as is the sewer in Brookhaven Experiment but you can fully move around in this.
Definitely recommend it but it is a tad bit pricey for a wave shooter in 2021. The closest intensity I could describe it as is the sewer in Brookhaven Experiment but you can fully move around in this.
namekuseijin
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almost 3 million VR headsets connected to steam, including a large portion being Quest 2 as expected:
www.roadtovr.com
combine those figures with Quest people without a pc and psvr players and generation 1 of consumer VR has been relatively successful for such a "expensive and gimmicky AF" technology
By 2022 as Apple enters the market, Sony releases psvr2, Valve a BCI headset and Oculus Quest 3 or 4, I hope figures above 10 million easily...
steady growth despite all ignorant hate and denial...
Quest 2 Now the Most Used on Steam, Monthly-connected Headsets Hit Record High of 2.8 Million
Another month, another record high count for the VR usership on Steam. Quest 2, despite being a standalone headset, has helped to drive much of the growth thanks to its ability to connect to a PC to play PC VR games on Oculus PC or Steam. It has become the most used headset on Steam …
www.roadtovr.com
combine those figures with Quest people without a pc and psvr players and generation 1 of consumer VR has been relatively successful for such a "expensive and gimmicky AF" technology
By 2022 as Apple enters the market, Sony releases psvr2, Valve a BCI headset and Oculus Quest 3 or 4, I hope figures above 10 million easily...
steady growth despite all ignorant hate and denial...
Romulus
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almost 3 million VR headsets connected to steam, including a large portion being Quest 2 as expected:
Quest 2 Now the Most Used on Steam, Monthly-connected Headsets Hit Record High of 2.8 Million
Another month, another record high count for the VR usership on Steam. Quest 2, despite being a standalone headset, has helped to drive much of the growth thanks to its ability to connect to a PC to play PC VR games on Oculus PC or Steam. It has become the most used headset on Steam …
combine those figures with Quest people without a pc and psvr players and generation 1 of consumer VR has been relatively successful for such a "expensive and gimmicky AF" technology
By 2022 as Apple enters the market, Sony releases psvr2, Valve a BCI headset and Oculus Quest 3 or 4, I hope figures above 10 million easily...
steady growth despite all ignorant hate and denial...
Its definitely game over for people wanting VR to fail. WAY too big companies involved at this point. Rockstar, Ubi, Bethesda, Sony, Valve etc. Its beyond the point of no return in terms of dying.
CrustyBritches
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Tried out Yuzu through ShadowPC app running off the Quest 2 with Moga controller. It was a bit of a bitch to get going and it's not as smooth as running Yuzu on ShadowPC through another PC with wired connection, but it still works. If you have a decent PC and router, using Virtual Desktop and Yuzu with a Xbox One bluetooth paired to the headset is the way to go for Switch emulation.
I also loaded Super Retro 16 apk through SideQuest and added a bunch of SNES roms to the Quest 2. Same deal using the Moga controller. This worked great once I configured the pad layout. Gonna have to try out SNES9x, PPSSPP, and some other emus later tonight.
Quest 2 can do all sorts of wild shit you wouldn't necessarily think of as "conventional VR". I was VR naysayer at one point, but the Quest 2 really changed the game for me. I love having it.
I also loaded Super Retro 16 apk through SideQuest and added a bunch of SNES roms to the Quest 2. Same deal using the Moga controller. This worked great once I configured the pad layout. Gonna have to try out SNES9x, PPSSPP, and some other emus later tonight.
Quest 2 can do all sorts of wild shit you wouldn't necessarily think of as "conventional VR". I was VR naysayer at one point, but the Quest 2 really changed the game for me. I love having it.
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Come On Tars
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Debating Quest 2 vs Reverb g2. Help me
mxbison
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I still don't get all this stuff with access points and whatever.
Is there any way to get this working properly without buying a 5ghz router?
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CrustyBritches
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Just my 2 cents: I would never have bought a VR headset if it was tethered only. Not only that, I wanted the standalone capability to be able to play games anywhere.
Now it depends on your usage, especially if you're primarily after high-end PCVR. Reverb G2 looks better from the video comparison I've seen, but somebody who has both would be able to give better perspective.
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Do you have a wifi router that your VR capable PC is connected to via ethernet?
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mxbison
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Yes, but only a 2.4ghz router right now.
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I heard that It can work on 2.4ghz. You might have to drop settings / framerate. I would give it a go.
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pr0cs
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No question the G2 has the best screen but the tracking issues with the controllers would drive me nuts, and is the only thing that really drives me crazy when playing and the game loses tracking. If all you play are racing / flying sims (that you don't use hand controllers for) then the G2 would be a no brainer, but if you want to try all sorts of games then for the cost the G2 seems overpriced given the mixed bag tracking
Vlodril
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I haven't got any issues with the tracking and the screen is indeed really really good (very clean). It is a very temperamental Headset though. It takes a while to set up and every now and then there are issues you need to solve (not so many now but it took me a few hours to set it up).
It is much better comfort wise than the quest 2 (i got one and returned it because jesus quest 2 is really bad both with the default strap and the elite one).
Still hard to beat 300 and the ease of use of the quest 2..
Come On Tars
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Gotcha. I don't know what ill end up playing the most. I doubt Ill be a racing sim guy. Def going to be into HL Alex and RE7 if the pc vr mod is good enough. I feel like for a first headset the quest 2 might be the one to get
TriSuit666
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Ok, I've joined the Dark Side.
Spent the first 10 minutes grinning like a loon cocking about on the handset pairing screen just waving the handsets about.
Spent the first 10 minutes grinning like a loon cocking about on the handset pairing screen just waving the handsets about.
namekuseijin
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handset Lol
TriSuit666
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I know, boomer, right?
CrustyBritches
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Give the Oculus First Steps app a try it has a bunch of cool little mini games and toys you can play with.
namekuseijin
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here's a The Climb 2 review for Quest 2
a climbing minigame I don't really want to play by Crytek that makes me mad.
it makes me mad because:
1) it reminds me they never ported Crysis to VR, a game I'd actually want to play
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2) it shows a motocross event, a genre of gaming I'd be wanting to play as well and that's entirely absent from the VR landscape too.
so, that's the VR scene in a nutshell, minigames I don't want to play, some good old ports and much expectation for games that never come...
Tygeezy
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I suspect you will start to see more of these games with adoption of vr hardware going through the roof.
TriSuit666
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I think I went a little too quickly, jumped straight into the roller coaster game and gave myself motion sickness.
Fucking boomer.
Tygeezy
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You have to install it with sidequest. It's not going to show up on the store front for oculus.
SideQuest: Oculus Quest Games & Apps including AppLab Games ( Oculus App Lab )
SideQuest is the early access layer for Virtual Reality. Get access to the latest Oculus Quest Games, Oculus App Lab games & lots of free apps on applab and sideload.
sidequestvr.com
Doom3Quest on SideQuest - Oculus Quest Games & Apps including AppLab Games ( Oculus App Lab )
The HorrorAction Masterpiece on Oculus Quest**Now with dynamic shadows unlocked!** <br>Watch the shadows teaser trailer:https://youtube.com/shorts/KAoJfdauxE?si=yBLjjxKXcherLx87 <br>Something went terribly wrong at the UAC base on Mars, and now only one man stands between hell and earth! Teach...
sidequestvr.com
TriSuit666
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How long objectively does it take to get 'vr legs'?
I tried Elite Dangerous on Virtual Desktop, and while it's great, I felt like I was pulling zero G turns and it was horrible.
Not managing more than about 20-30 minutes before putting it down.
I tried Elite Dangerous on Virtual Desktop, and while it's great, I felt like I was pulling zero G turns and it was horrible.
Not managing more than about 20-30 minutes before putting it down.
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namekuseijin
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why would you think being in zero G would be a walk in the park?
short sessions until you can endure more. I was fine in a week or so over 3 years ago.
namekuseijin
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now this is getting out of hand
and previously
anyway, healthy competition is good...
and previously
anyway, healthy competition is good...