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Indeed, Such a great way to end the season

Yeah, very decent for a 1 man dev game

@AmatureVRG Keep going man, you can do it

My pleasure, Easily Top 3 games I own on Quest

yeah, was making short work of the dogs, but it makes them explode immediately (thanks to the patron) which I didn't account for

@@AmatureVRG but what about the green jack

I acquired the buzzsaw in game from a shop event (last one before I died), The game itself I noticed had updated itself today to Ver: 1.1.1.8162

from memory, its the reload button

@@AmatureVRG what is the reload button?

@@AmatureVRG sorry Iam new

@@Chickenwithnugget not gonna lie, I haven't booted up bone lab in over a year. I want to say B (top button on the right controller)

I look forward to making a video featuring the unreleased content

@@AmatureVRG

yeah, I'm not convinced that bigger is better in this one, you want to leave plenty of room for bots to move about, and close enough that your not waiting on resource transference. Coming from dyson sphere project, where the factories end up litraly taking over the entire planet, this is a welcome change That being said, the new combat update did break a few of my programs, but i spent a few hours yesterday ironing out the kinks.

I really like how you can program the ship with just logic gates, though I wish there was more things you could program

its essentially just visual programming, which I'm half decent at, I hate writing code though, so visual coding it is. Of course the downside is that it gets very messy very quickly. I would hide all that stuff at the back of the ship though, except that they only give you 2 spare channels to work with and I would need 5 minimum, though I've thought about how I could get around that, but it would almost end up just as messy.

I found the responsiveness better than the drums in Beat Arena, But also, I am very bad at drums as it would seem, and Beat Arena is not just drums

Admittedly been forever since i played bone lab, but from memory, down on right stick

"they both missed!" *Freezeframe* *Morgan Freemans voice* "It was in that very moment, Master Decoy knew he was in trouble"

I wouldn't rule it out, but I don't pay attention to the names of people I'm fighting most of the time.

Just need to walk it off :P

depends on the power settings and the pattern of the lasgun

Must’ve been on low power and have already been used a bunch

Was a steady 35ish fps from memory, graphics down low obviously. Playable, but not optimal

yeah, its not the most responsive. a nice gimmick, but the gestures are easier to pull off in combat.

you could, but I dont play this very often any more

check the description for the links

Most nights there's a decently populated server around 10pm EST I'm not going to lie, the player base is heavily stacked with veterans (some of them have litraly thousands of hours in the pilots seat at this point), but the majority want the population grow so they're very welcoming and will onboard you if you want the help. The league nights are there to ensure we have a reason to keep playing as well as to make sure the meta doesn't get stale. Contrary to my regular opinions though, this is one of the few games that is much better in competitive play, though if you want to join the league there is no skill perquisites and probably is one of the best ways to get into the game currently. I don't tend to record causal play because it tends to devolve into a moshpit, which is fine and fun, doesn't make for the best viewing experience. The game is also still under active development, though because it's 3 guys, updates are infrequent (roughly 1 medium sized update every 4 to 6 months) If you have further questions, the peeps over on the discord server are pretty awesome people and can help you further

@@AmatureVRG wow I didn’t expect such a detailed answer. Thanks for your reply. I just might pick it up and try out myself. Iron Rebellion is completely dead. And on Quest I can refund the game within 2 hours. I assume most of the playerbase is on PCVR but I hope it is still worth it on standalone. Thanks a lot

It's totally worth it. ​@@pxsaber2177

I play on quest myself, and it just got its q3 update, so it almost looks as pretty as the pcvr crowd (as i have a quest pro, I have to live with the downgraded quality lol) Even if you can convince 2 or 3 friends to buy in with you, there are 2 seperate 4 player cooperative modes and a full single player campaign. If it's even slightly your jam, you'll get a lot of mileage out of this title. But I digress, the dedicated players are extremely dedicated, they'll be more than happy to show you the ropes and play with you.

@@AmatureVRG Sounds great! I might try it tomorrow. If you like Id happily use your referral link so you get some dollars for your help 😅

Pretty sure it always did your name right, it really struggles with cali's and icebreakers though

We only played the one match hoping to unlock the rifle, will probably play a bit more today.

yeah, sometimes that happens, haven't worked out why yet.

Whilst I've never owned a quest 3, I can compare it to the quest 2 (so you can make your comparisons for that) first of all, its really comfy to wear for hours, once you get the sizing right, it doesn't move, and it the pressure is on the back of your head and your forehead, not your eyes, and because the battery and ram are stored in the back part of the head strap, the weight is pretty well divided between the 2. next, the spring loaded strap makes taking it off and putting it on very easy, especially if you have glasses, which the unit can fit right over the top of without having to remove them. the pro controllers are far and above the traditional controllers, and work without occlusion in all angles the charging dock makes keeping the battery charged super easy and convenient that being said, the graphics are just going to be worse than Q3, and the passthrough is also worse nothing makes use of the eye or face tracking really and its technically next of the chopping block for end of support. I really like it, but you need to decide the pros and cons for yourself

@@AmatureVRG Appreciate the input brother, so in short terms it's not worth getting the pro version over the quest 3? $680 is honestly very attractive for the quest pro, not sure which one I should go for to be fair, maybe it's worth spending extra $200 for the pro for the quality of life and improvements it provides out of the box such us comfort and Convenience of the charging dock, and since the controllers track themselves self sufficiently is comparable to PCVR Headset's that were using base stations for tracking.

for what its worth, its technically better than the Q3 for streaming from VD because it has local dimming and PCVR games have better support for eye and face tracking, as well as not suffering from the graphical degradation of stand alone. I personally play both and the QPro does both well.

@@AmatureVRG Yeah you are probably right, I forgot to mention I will use it %90 of the time connected to a PC playing PCVR games, maybe occasionally some exclusive standalone titles like re4 and assassin's Creed, otherwise I could care less about standalone VR, infact I have never played standalone VR games because I never had mobile VR headsets, so it will be a new experience for me, I have been playing PCVR for more than 5 years, my current hmd is very outdated now. You have definitely convinced me to purchase the quest pro over quest 3. Appreciate your response brother, thank you for your advice. My apologies for wasting your time.

I was waiting for a dedicated PCVR Headset's from oculus to upgrade from my current headset, but unfortunately meta ditched PCVR entirely. Very sad their only focus now is standalone.

yeah, Lots of promise, but a long road before it gets there

green hell was a little too limited in scope for my liking

I’d say it’s more like stranded deep than green hell

With a pirate twist

3060RTX and I7 - 7700 I was just running it on the default injector settings

This was over Wifi via Virtual Desktop, and while the latency was slightly worse than when I stream from my regular PC, it was still very playable

Good to know. Thanks! @@AmatureVRG

yes, didnt fiddle with the options too much, but set the graphics to low

clip release button

I think I died to it once, but people do seem to complain about it

indeed, but mecha combat is kind of a niche genre

Make sure you bring your sunnies

Anyone that makes fun of a lasgun hasn’t walked through a field of 1000 of them

cathartic I suppose

I didn't make any of these, nor do I know how to. This was purely a showcase of the ones I liked most at the time.

The game has some serious potential, I had my eye on it for a few months now so I jumped at the demo. the interactions are nice, sometimes there are chests you can open by bashing the lock with a rock, one had a flintlock pistol in it, which required you to put the powder in, then the shot, then pull pack the hammer. this was my first attempt that I survived the night though.

check the description for the links to the skins

not sure anybody said otherwise

​@@AmatureVRGIt guardman bolter because he can wielding without breaking his arm

@@internetuser320 once again, I don't think anyone said otherwise

It's not normally that bad, but I was noticing it today

I don't think so, this was rooks vs reapers. I think you where playing with g4 vs cats

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