dindonmasker

I tried writing this comment for about 3 and a half hours and every part of my life i rethink to integrate linux just doesn’t work. I was about to end with fuck linux. I didn’t want the pain and all the bullshit i would have to deal with but i guess i could deal with a bit of pain and bullshit in my entertainment system after all. Let’s say i want to put linux on my legion go. What are the steps to get it up and running with all the pilots? Clearly the legion space software that controlls and updates everything automatically wouldn’t work. After that it’s my biggest pain right now. How tf can i connect my VR headset to it. I usually use virtual desktop to connect wirelessly but it doesn’t work with linux. I heard of ALVR but virtual desktop is just too damn good for me to want to use anything else so it would be great if it could work. After that i would really need to understand bottles and wine and whatever windows emulation stuff there is. If it even works for what i’m thinking. Do automatic mods installers even work on linux Let’s say for risk of rain or skyrim? After that there are some softwares i use for work that i might want available on the go like my 3D software sketchup but i’m trying to learn blender rn so maybe i could just get that instead and maybe photoshop and illustrator but i know adobe doesn’t play nice with linux. After all that i guess i would just explore what else i can do with linux. I need to sleep now XD anyways looking forward to whatever i can figure out with all of this either with help or alone.

As a legion go user. The windows 11 integration is quite buggy. The issue is that i need windows for my setup to work. The steam deck was not able to do all i’m doing right now with the go.

Windows and linux handheld’s are so powerful and versatile. They are both great portable consoles and decent PCs. I’m using a legion go as a flatscreen and PCVR puck to play in VR anywhere and i freakin love it.

I have 113 hours in skyrim VR. I never felt bad playing tbh.

I feel really lucky to have practiced my VR legs for almost a decade that pretty much nothing makes me feel sick anymore. Maybe you could train on easier stuff at first?

There are so many games where i just want to look at and be part of the world in VR!

Medical training in VR isn’t a gimmick. Your view of the uses is just too narrow.

But not the important people :) investors don’t want bobby to go. They love him!

Idk i never played the other games. I’ve heard many times that they are better. I play skyrim in VR only. I might look for mods to play the earlier games in VR as well.

My expectations are just be as good as skyrim. I still go and explore skyrim and find new fun things i had never seen before. It’s the best i can ask for.

I just got into death duel VR wich is a PVP VR physics based sword fighting game where if you get hit on the arm it gets disabled or legs or spine… it’s been pretty fun. I also got back in skyrim VR with my conjuration build that just revives my last strongest enemies as undead thralls so i have 3 companions fighting for me. :)

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Nice to see half life alyx here and other games with VR modes. I would definitely add lone echo 1 and 2 here as well. Probably the best games I’ve ever played and not just VR.

it never get sold?

I think it’s fun to imagine a deep world that can explain all these variations of reality like stitching all the fromsoft games into a single universe.

Honestly knowing nothing of this game it made me interested to know it’s a good diablo alternative.

So do you already have in mind who you save and who you kill? XD

I wonder how many different themes of games they could play with while also maintaining the great combat feeling of a fromsoft souls game. Sword and shield melee combat could be futuristic if the world they build, make it make sense.

I’m back to say i just played Blarp for like 2 hours and it was really fun! Once i got the flow of things i really enjoyed it. My final score was 47.

I just came back to say that i’m really enjoying osmos! Some levels are pretty challenging and i love it!