GT7 & PSVR2
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Yeah, the tracking support option can also be useful if you want to play in a darker room, sometimes I play single player with the really obnoxious lamp I have beside my rig turned off using that.
I usually don't use it though, mainly because I play usually without the TV turned on, no reason to keep it on it nobody's watching or I'm not using the tracking support.
I've been suspecting if maybe the drift is caused by the steering wheel being like only a couple of feet from the head unit, causing the depth perception of the room based off of the unit's cameras to sometimes be wonky. I sure didn't have any drift whatsoever in RE8 from my couch. Otherwise it just is some GT7 oddity I guess.
EDIT - I bet drift could be reduced if you get a really good room scan, I'll try being more thorough later and seeing if that helps. I feel like I notice it mostly in the showroom because, well I'm looking around more, and certain points of the view are obscured by the rig in front of me, plus it is just metal bars and a wheel, so it probably does make tracking a bit difficult. I definitely feel like I've gotten drift when I lean forward looking around more than not.
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- MroczMR
Because it requires to sit in front of TV. It just makes a frame on tv which adds additional tracking source for headset. It is making things better but it is not good for roomscale games, amd standing games with lots of movement. It is perfect for all sitting games though including GT7
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Yeah this is what I meant. Should fix the issue.
In my experience drift is caused almost entirely by the lighting situation. Almost always the room can be brighter, but I think the evenness of the lighting also plays a factor, like if your room is lit by table lamps as opposed to an overhead light. Some people buy infrared lights which brighten the room A LOT in the infrared spectrum which is what the tracking cameras use without making the room brighter to the human eye. Lastly one thing that is useful is for the camera to have lines to use as a reference. If your room has a lot of blank wall space it has fewer reference. People have reported improved tracking by hanging a painting with strong lines on it on the wall.
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- jdmking13
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Oh I absolutely love it.
I was making fun of him. Not a fan of making bold announcements trying to get a reaction out of people. The use of the word "finally" specifically...
I also think people like him make a PSVR3 less likely. I actually think Sony feel like they burned their fingers here already.
If anything we should celebrate PSVR2 - because who knows if there will even be a PSVR3.
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I purchased mine mainly for GT7.
If no more games come out, I would still keep it just for this game.
Everything is better in VR.
licences are no longer boring to complete and my racing has improved.
Online racing though, in VR, is only on this device for console and it’s awesome.
In many ways when I look at PSVR1. I have kept that for 4 games.
Skyrim,
Dirt rally,
Wipeout,
Hitman.
One more racing game though on psvr2, fingers crossed.
F1 or a dirt game would be perfect.
Also on a side note
Medieval dynasties looks promising.
If no more games come out, I would still keep it just for this game.
Everything is better in VR.
licences are no longer boring to complete and my racing has improved.
Online racing though, in VR, is only on this device for console and it’s awesome.
In many ways when I look at PSVR1. I have kept that for 4 games.
Skyrim,
Dirt rally,
Wipeout,
Hitman.
One more racing game though on psvr2, fingers crossed.
F1 or a dirt game would be perfect.
Also on a side note
Medieval dynasties looks promising.
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Yeah. Selling it would be nuts now. Personally, im waiting for this to become ps compatible and then mmo’s etc would become really interesting.
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Know that isn’t anytime soon. Until then, ill never play a driving game without psvr2. Heck, since Feb, with the exception of a few laps here and there, I haven’t used the playstation without vr.
Think i’d actually buy a ps pro5 if it improves psvr2’s performance.
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- BWX232
If the PS5 Pro can push GT7 / PSVR2 to 120 or even 90 fps without reprojection, clean up the blurriness of distant objects, and maybe even add some more eye candy and/or less upscaling it'll be worth it to me. The PS5 is impressive for what it is but I think more raw power will help GT7 on PSVR2 a lot. Maybe they'll have enough power left over for a full HUD? 😆 We can only hope. I guess we'll be waiting for PS6 for DLSS3, DLAA, and those "types" of features even if they're only Sony or AMD's version of them.
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- The failed experiment entitled “California”.
To me, it was a “seat of the pants” improvement. But I will agree, that GT7 was made for VR, whereas GTS was not. Hopefully it offers improvements. But I think I’ll still wait for the reviews. Bring that GT7 is pretty much the only PS game I play, if the improvements aren’t extremely noticeable, then I might be more apt to put that $$ towards a PC
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- DC5Remy
Plus all the money real car costs.
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- The failed experiment entitled “California”.
Its one of my goals to have a 'track Car' within the next 10 years, but given that Sim racing technology is only going to keep improving, and costs will most likely keep coming down, I have a feeling my money will be better spent on all the latest and greatest when that time comes. Hell, the only thing we technically don't have to provide pretty damn accurate experiences, would be a haptic-dynamic gear shifter/transmission, that with a couple mouse clicks, would be able to emulate any gear box from any car. The shift throws, the gear splits, the feeling of a missed gear, the feeling of when you nail a shift.... all there!!
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As I understand it, the PSVR2 is capable of running at 120Hz …properly; not interpolated. So whilst better console hardware might not make for a higher display resolution per se, a higher true frame rate will almost certainly sharpen the picture up for anything that is moving, which is just about everything when one is racing in VR.
Edit: also, better console hardware will also allow for better ray-tracing, better rain effects and better physics calculations. And imagine every AI car acting like Sophy. Obviously I have no idea what Sony are going to do, but in theory the potential is there to make massive VR improvements whilst still using the PSVR2.
Edit, edit: I’ve just read BWX's post in which he says the same thing I’ve just said! Sorry.
Edit: also, better console hardware will also allow for better ray-tracing, better rain effects and better physics calculations. And imagine every AI car acting like Sophy. Obviously I have no idea what Sony are going to do, but in theory the potential is there to make massive VR improvements whilst still using the PSVR2.
Edit, edit: I’ve just read BWX's post in which he says the same thing I’ve just said! Sorry.
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