which is why i prefer 2, because if it 1, it will also spin you out if you full accelate in the exit because the limiter for gear 1 is at the max and it need a shift up to 2. i learn this from F1.
@Dense yeah traction is needed(not every car has it on some games i think) but i play f1 2013 on keyboard where there is a classic f1 cars i dont know about back then man that was struggle just to keep tapping throttle.
What GT7 VR2 needs is the option for full on virtual cockpits. Imagine using the 2 controllers to grip the steering wheel, shift gears (or flick paddles) pull up the hand break, switch the hazards on and flip off racers as you pass. Maybe in the future they’ll also let us open our car doors and have fist fights with the rear ending opponents at the first chicane of monza.
“Nothing is impossible.” - Robert Kubica “For me, nothing is impossible.” - Xherdan Shaqiri “I know nothing is impossible in life.” - Thiago Silva “If you work hard, nothing is impossible.” - Prabhu Deva “Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.” - John Heywood “With love and patience, nothing is impossible.” - Daisaku Ikeda “Nothing is impossible. No matter where you’re from.” - Liu Yifei “To he who avenges a father, nothing is impossible.” - Pierre Corneille “Nothing is impossible. The word itself says ‘I’m possible!” - Audrey Hepburn “I won’t predict anything historic. But nothing is impossible.” - Michael Phelps “If you are confident you have done everything possible to prepare yourself, then there is nothing to fear.”- Michael Jordan
I mean if vr gloves become a compact and usable thing then sure I see this working, until then good luck. I would still prefer having physical things to grab on to so there’s less to think about.
I've did there same experiment. I've started with VR and my results were around 1:20-1:21. Then I've started to play without VR and have improved to 1:19.5 and was not able to do better anymore for an hour. Then I've switched back to VR and was showing better results and ended with 1:17.7. Without VR it was easier to do progress at the beginning as from cockpit when in VR (specifically in this car) you have not so good observability. Moreover, in VR you get tired sooner. But after reaching my limits without VR, switching to VR allowed me to sense speed better, feel corners, feel distances better, allowed me to be more precise. So, for my case VR worked better for lap times
Do not mind that we are better at that setup that we use more. And I am absolutely sure that there author of this video has more experience in simracing with flat screen than with VR. Personaly, I always prefer VR because of better sense of speed and better sense of distance. Just cannot play GT7 without PSVR2 anymore 😄
I also did the Olympics time trail on the tv screen and then vr. I had a similar experience as you had. However, after some continued seat time and adjustment (spatial awareness and so on) I ended up being a full second faster with VR. 1.18.4 on the TV screen using the upshift method through corners. 1.17.4 with VR not using the upshift method. One thing to note, omg was I sweating at the end of that experience.
The best VR experience I've ever had was driving the LFA on SRP at daybreak with light rain enabled. If only I had a 3-point belt, real rim, and real seat.
@@quincyiersel7951 "is this car worth it?" "Nope, i can't drive it". It's 100% worth it if you are not a weak noodle man. Joking aside, VR sickness is more about you being less smart and your brain having trouble adapting. It goes away over time because you start to realize that it's not real and have a disconnect between game and reality. Your brain has low adaptability and thinks the things happening in VR happen in reality as well, but they don't, so you feel dizzy and nauseous. Heard about this from a recent study. Also I heard from a mom that never played videogames and started playing VR, she got over by literally learning to crawl before standingx like a lil baby that needs to adapt the brain to the motor functions. You start by playing on the ground so you have the biggest disconnect you can have between game and reality. Over time you go sitting and then standing. By that time your tiny caveman monkey brain should have realized that the game is not real and the body will stop reacting to things that aren't happening to you in reality but in the game. I played hundreds of hours since I got psvr2 and it's my first VR experience. Literally the only problem Ive had was taking the first steps with a joystick. I would get some minor dizziness for 2 seconds as my brain thought I was falling or something. Played 2 hours the first time input on the headset with full locomotion. 2nd day i played for 3 hours straight without realizing. Had a bit of a feeling of falling when moving vertically, like the roller coaster in switchback or when actually falling in resident evil 8. That's it. But I'm high IQ, with great scores in adaptability and logic.
You'll get much better in VR if you race online, and get to know the car/track combo amd hit your braking markers. If you picked out a braking spot and hit it every time, it's easier to brake later to determine your limit
it takes a little adjustment but from the start you drive much more consistently and have a much better view of the track. You can go significantly faster once you adjust to it. Anybody who hasn't made past that adjustment period and gave up (like the guy uploading this dumb video) has tiktok brain
PSVR 2 is absolutely faster and more consistent but it does take some adjustment. If you play for years on flat screen, you obviously are used to all the cues of that view and they are different to the ones in VR. You're comparing thousands of hours of experience to dozens here LOL Especially when trying a new car/track combo, you're instantly faster on the first laps because of the better depth perception of VR. If you actually stick with it, your potential is so much higher for the same reason.
if you dont drive VR usually its always going to feel odd jumping to VR. Your spatial awareness is thrown off as the 2d camera is placed perfectly center of the hood versus in the actual drivers seat.
also your braking markers are gonna be different, and your sense of how speed is also different. It's better in the long run but at first it is different.
I'm straight up addicted to gt7 in VR. It definitely improves my response time in corrections and I feel coming out of the apex with more fluidity. I generally smoke my old times when using VR2. To each their own though.
Ok here's a bit of a tip whenever you're driving a f1 or gr1 car. Never shift down to first on slow corners and also never slow down below 50mph because it'll cause your car to spin out really easily as well as try to be a bit more gentle with the throttle. It's not like a road car when you can stomp on the gas immediately
Here is the thing about VR (that applies to all games, genres): Developers have this grand vision where everybody is logged in to VR wearing headsets and full-body haptic suits like Ready Player 1... But the reality is VR makes a lot of people physically ill. This, alone, makes VR a niche format for games. It may be the most immersive, but it's not universal as flat gaming, for obvious reasons. In other words, just because VR may be the best way to experience a game doesn't mean it's the most accessible, or desirable ironically.
To each, there own. The VR2 makes me feel like I'm IN the car. The VR headset is just my racing helmet. Right? Driving without VR feels like i'm controlling a remote control car. I've caught myself reaching for me seat belt the other day. Hilarious! I love VR. That never would have happened on flat screen.
Never VR on an empty stomach or on too much caffeine, and eat a ginger chew 20 min prior to gaming if you encounter any motion-sickness. Also, use a small fan - it’s helpful and also immersive. Practice in VR and you’ll likely gain your bearings in GT7 so you can enjoy it more, as well as do as well as on flatscreen. Fun video though! 👍
VR should make you faster but you need to get use to it first… don’t expect to be fast right away after switching from 2D. After a day or two of driving purely in VR, I can almost guaranteed that you will be faster and a lot more consistent.
People that race with different views like in front of bumper or on top of roof is really hard to adapt to VR. I always rave inside of the car even with flat screen, just because I like the immersion. So, I believe the guys that don't know how to drive inside of the car always will feel lost using VR. For me personally, drive in a different views it doesn't make sense if you are facing the driving experience of simulator.
100% Vr2 helps feel the car tenfold. You can feel the front tires hooking or losing grip, you can control understeer and oversteer so much better and throttle and brake control are way better with VR. I don’t know why but the control feels like night and day.
Dont know about harder, but theres blind spots, no rev counter (only dash), and its so much more intense. Id say yes, its way more intense and can be more challenging.
That view IS a handicap I always use interior view but for the Olympic event 'had no choice but to abandon that view to get silver, admittedly I'm not familiar with BoP cars so I hadn't realized I could adjust the brake balance because typically I always do, also of note is that those tires on that car has trouble coming up to temp, that's why you'll always be slower on restarts
The thing with vr or even in car view on flat screen, is that you see less of the track, so you're subconsciously not willing to test the limits of the car or the track.
Wierdly and thankfully, in the last week, on back to back days, I got 2 prize spins that both gave me 1 million credits. The odds of that must be almost nothing. I had gotten 1 such prize in the year b4 that, and 1 that was 500,000. 95% of the time it's still the lowest prize.
Been on a social media hiatus and missed a lot of your videos while I was gone but I forgot how much I missed your videos Theo. You have no idea how your videos cheer me up and help me get through the days. Nuff love 💜💜
Would you say you have raced loads more on flat than vr? This could be reason for flat it quicker. I did 200 hours and 600 hours in gt7 and sport befor I got psvr2, vr better but not as quick
You're not serious are you!?!?!?!? Steve would be a lap up by the first turn. Super GT is more of a top 1.5% player and regularly within a second of the worlds best times.
I make my best time in VR. 1.17.480. Only thing I was not consistent in lap times in VR. Was looking the guys with a lap time 1.15 ins but that's a other level of driving.
The esports drivers are literally built different no matter what i could think of to improve my time usually invalidated the lap because I went one pixel too far don't have vr but my time went from 1:19 on controller to a 1:17.8 on a wheel
Similar, I started with a wheel, same 1:19 get up to 1:17, and as soon I put VR I was back on 1:19, need to practice for a while to get back on 1.17. VR is strange because u have a feeling that car is more responsive but at same time your lap times are worse. But yeah, when you get used to it you can be quicker.
I got 1:18 in VR, but that’s all I race in, once you’ve managed the spacing awareness of the current car - just slam the course over and over and you’ll get it every time.
I think the view on monitor, tv or VR should be locked to the cockpit view only! I mean we obviously dont drive cars sitting on the bonnet/hood of the car just to get faster times.
HERE'S A TIP - When you're focused the game looks great on vr but when you're describing stuff while playing, your head shakes and the cam is unwatchable! ALSO GREAT WORK ON THE LAP. LOVE FROM INDIA
I have a question before i begin i would like to say that i know its down to personal taste which view you have or use when playing !! However why in most esports competitions do they allow bonnet view ?? when the game makers /publishers state that gran tourismo is the best car driving simulator so if it is then why do they allow bonnet cam view? becuse if its a simulator then they should make it the rule that only cockpit view shud be used because that view is far more realistic its like the wrc generations game again proclaims to be a rally driving simulator but in there esports competition most participant's use the bonnet cam view since when does a real wrc driver sit in the middle of the car and look out over the centre of the bonnet ? they dont they sit on the left hand side ? so really these competitions are really just arcade style competitions !! and i find that cockpit view is much harder than bonnet view . Also Bonnet view does give you the edge over cock pit view as you can see more of the track or rally stage therefore you will be much quicker in bonnet cam view . I found this on the wrc generations game ive been doing the league trials where if you finish high enough in the league you progress up in to the professional league and legends league so i started off in the bottom rookie league and did ok in cock pit view and consistently finished first or in the top 3 untill that is i got further up the league tables and found my stage times way behind some 1 0r 2 minutes untill i realised the others were obviously using bonnet view so i started using that view and hey ho yesterday came first in one of the daily stages ? But However this just spoils it for me personally as its not realistic and just arcadey i prefer realism and want to use cockpit view only but if i do then im at a great disadvantage so i think the game developers should take this into account when making these leagues so you should have these competitions for bonnet view users then ones for cockpit view users !! but as i say its down to each persons individual taste or maybe they cant handle or drive in real simulation ? so have to play the arcadey bonnet view ???
Its unfair comparison. You been playing on screen how many years? And how long on that HUD camera view? Now you switch to in car cam view which is different by itself, and then you add on the totally new VR instead of conventional screen. Obviously you will be slower isn't it? Give it the same bloody time you spent playing on the screen with VR, and then you conclude whether VR is slower or not.
The yellow point markers are where you should be aiming the car for the best racing mine. The red line break points show where you should start breaking - but as these are guides for n00bs only, they’re actually not great in a racing environment.
@@WanderFeetChronicles The yellow markers are your corner indicators. If you turn in at the marker, you will probably get the best line out of a corner. Brake indicator (red ones) are faulty & you should find a marker on track to brake than rely upon the red bars. ✌️
Each to their own, but I’m VR in GT7 each and every time. The more you’re in there, the more you learn ALL your favourite cars Sofia’s awareness around the tracks there is literally nothing like it. Nothing. NOTHING.
gt7 dont have hood view, thts a roof view, you are 1-2 feet, maybe even more, higher then from cockpit view, so you have better view on the track, thats why you are faster
On a flat screen, VR looks jarring for sure but try it and you'll see. It's unlike anything else. Unless I just need to get the daily marathon quick, I always play the game in VR + wheel coz it is just unreal
I hated gt7 in vr or normal the ui was confusing to much clicking in the menus for and after training I got confused what to do and vr looked bad after playing re village.
Dude it's not the vr thats making you slower. It's the camera. If you want to compare. You need to race vr and non vr, both of them with the same cockpit camera. Of course your going to be slower in cockpit view , your perception is reduced a lot .
What cars need to be added to GT7 next and why is it the LFA 👀
The lfa would be the best sounding car in gt7
The LFA is very loud and sound very good so aan LFA wound be nice
The LFA is very loud and sound very good so aan LFA wound be nice
That GODLY SOUND of V10!🥵
2014 camaro z28
I cannot play GT7 flatscreen anymore , once you play in VR it’s hard to go back
here before a 2 year old comments “only 32 likes and no comments 🤓”
@@totallynotturf I'm older than 2 years old. So i upgrade. My comment is
"Only 41 likes and one comment".
Same whit resident evil
Exactly same here. I do not even get corners proper in flatscreen since my brain learned to use the dept information properly.
Absolutely true
Here is a good tip: don’t always shift down to first in the slower corner because the extra up shifts later will slow you down
yah I never go to first. Down to 2nd is good enough with no traction control, just pedal control
Just shift down by 1 that's all
which is why i prefer 2, because if it 1, it will also spin you out if you full accelate in the exit because the limiter for gear 1 is at the max and it need a shift up to 2. i learn this from F1.
Love this thanks kind man
@Dense yeah traction is needed(not every car has it on some games i think) but i play f1 2013 on keyboard where there is a classic f1 cars i dont know about back then man that was struggle just to keep tapping throttle.
I like how it shakes in VR makes me feel like I’m driving
When it shakes on screen it makes it look realistic. GT7 non PSVR is far to sterile! Watching it with VR brings your videos to life.
I miss need for speed shift where high speeds felt fast. The crashes also made the screen black and white and tunnel vision. That game was awesome!
Exactly my words, steril, u said it best
A battle for P9 in VR is 100x more fun than a flat screen battle for P2, straight facts. Its the journey not the destination.
this
Can you explain this as if I was a pre-schooler?
FACTS
Not to mention it is faster by a lot. If you put the same amount of practice into both on any track or car, you will be faster in VR guaranteed.
What GT7 VR2 needs is the option for full on virtual cockpits. Imagine using the 2 controllers to grip the steering wheel, shift gears (or flick paddles) pull up the hand break, switch the hazards on and flip off racers as you pass. Maybe in the future they’ll also let us open our car doors and have fist fights with the rear ending opponents at the first chicane of monza.
Impossible to have the force feedback of a wheel that way, also inaccurate and very difficult to get this working for every single car in the game
“Nothing is impossible.” - Robert Kubica
“For me, nothing is impossible.” - Xherdan Shaqiri
“I know nothing is impossible in life.” - Thiago Silva
“If you work hard, nothing is impossible.” - Prabhu Deva
“Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.” - John Heywood
“With love and patience, nothing is impossible.” - Daisaku Ikeda
“Nothing is impossible. No matter where you’re from.” - Liu Yifei
“To he who avenges a father, nothing is impossible.” - Pierre Corneille
“Nothing is impossible. The word itself says ‘I’m possible!” - Audrey Hepburn
“I won’t predict anything historic. But nothing is impossible.” - Michael Phelps
“If you are confident you have done everything possible to prepare yourself, then there is nothing to fear.”- Michael Jordan
youd have no force feedback from the wheel or anything lol
I mean if vr gloves become a compact and usable thing then sure I see this working, until then good luck.
I would still prefer having physical things to grab on to so there’s less to think about.
The psvr2 should have hand tracking most current vr headsets do and also almost everybody who bought the vr2 for gt7 has some sort of wheel setup
Watching Theo try and drift is like watching someone stand on an upturned plug. It’s rough as hell
I've did there same experiment. I've started with VR and my results were around 1:20-1:21. Then I've started to play without VR and have improved to 1:19.5 and was not able to do better anymore for an hour. Then I've switched back to VR and was showing better results and ended with 1:17.7. Without VR it was easier to do progress at the beginning as from cockpit when in VR (specifically in this car) you have not so good observability. Moreover, in VR you get tired sooner. But after reaching my limits without VR, switching to VR allowed me to sense speed better, feel corners, feel distances better, allowed me to be more precise. So, for my case VR worked better for lap times
You played 1h on screen and 20h on VR... i get you. If you played equaly, you would be faster on screen.
Do not mind that we are better at that setup that we use more. And I am absolutely sure that there author of this video has more experience in simracing with flat screen than with VR. Personaly, I always prefer VR because of better sense of speed and better sense of distance. Just cannot play GT7 without PSVR2 anymore 😄
My man is gonna turn into a Gran Turismo RUclipsr and im all for it lol
I also did the Olympics time trail on the tv screen and then vr. I had a similar experience as you had. However, after some continued seat time and adjustment (spatial awareness and so on) I ended up being a full second faster with VR. 1.18.4 on the TV screen using the upshift method through corners. 1.17.4 with VR not using the upshift method. One thing to note, omg was I sweating at the end of that experience.
I bet. You got to put a Fan in front of you on a chair to keep cool. When you get hot, nausea can start to creep in.
Good comment. It does feel more intense experience
Do a night run in Tokyo with the PSVR2. All ima say is, best driving experience of your life.
The best VR experience I've ever had was driving the LFA on SRP at daybreak with light rain enabled. If only I had a 3-point belt, real rim, and real seat.
Worth the €600,- ?
@@jordy700Nope. Makes me dizzy
@@quincyiersel7951 The dizzy will go away after a few days of use…
@@quincyiersel7951 "is this car worth it?" "Nope, i can't drive it".
It's 100% worth it if you are not a weak noodle man.
Joking aside, VR sickness is more about you being less smart and your brain having trouble adapting.
It goes away over time because you start to realize that it's not real and have a disconnect between game and reality.
Your brain has low adaptability and thinks the things happening in VR happen in reality as well, but they don't, so you feel dizzy and nauseous.
Heard about this from a recent study.
Also I heard from a mom that never played videogames and started playing VR, she got over by literally learning to crawl before standingx like a lil baby that needs to adapt the brain to the motor functions.
You start by playing on the ground so you have the biggest disconnect you can have between game and reality. Over time you go sitting and then standing.
By that time your tiny caveman monkey brain should have realized that the game is not real and the body will stop reacting to things that aren't happening to you in reality but in the game.
I played hundreds of hours since I got psvr2 and it's my first VR experience.
Literally the only problem Ive had was taking the first steps with a joystick. I would get some minor dizziness for 2 seconds as my brain thought I was falling or something.
Played 2 hours the first time input on the headset with full locomotion.
2nd day i played for 3 hours straight without realizing.
Had a bit of a feeling of falling when moving vertically, like the roller coaster in switchback or when actually falling in resident evil 8.
That's it. But I'm high IQ, with great scores in adaptability and logic.
You'll get much better in VR if you race online, and get to know the car/track combo amd hit your braking markers. If you picked out a braking spot and hit it every time, it's easier to brake later to determine your limit
Nah... driving on tv is way more comfortable and you get a better pace and faster laps.
@@roadrunner1095 that's a complete lie but okay LOL
it takes a little adjustment but from the start you drive much more consistently and have a much better view of the track. You can go significantly faster once you adjust to it. Anybody who hasn't made past that adjustment period and gave up (like the guy uploading this dumb video) has tiktok brain
Mans said amonals instead of animals 🤣🤣🤣 5:50
PSVR 2 is absolutely faster and more consistent but it does take some adjustment. If you play for years on flat screen, you obviously are used to all the cues of that view and they are different to the ones in VR. You're comparing thousands of hours of experience to dozens here LOL
Especially when trying a new car/track combo, you're instantly faster on the first laps because of the better depth perception of VR. If you actually stick with it, your potential is so much higher for the same reason.
if you dont drive VR usually its always going to feel odd jumping to VR. Your spatial awareness is thrown off as the 2d camera is placed perfectly center of the hood versus in the actual drivers seat.
also your braking markers are gonna be different, and your sense of how speed is also different. It's better in the long run but at first it is different.
Turn your monitor off. The PSVR2 cameras are freaking out because of the screen.
Oh that helps?
I'm straight up addicted to gt7 in VR. It definitely improves my response time in corrections and I feel coming out of the apex with more fluidity. I generally smoke my old times when using VR2. To each their own though.
Its amazing in VR. Cant play any racing game without VR
Ok here's a bit of a tip whenever you're driving a f1 or gr1 car. Never shift down to first on slow corners and also never slow down below 50mph because it'll cause your car to spin out really easily as well as try to be a bit more gentle with the throttle. It's not like a road car when you can stomp on the gas immediately
Ngl, I kinda wanna see Theo play the older GT games like GT 1, GT3 A-Spec, and so on, on the emulator.
Ma man experiencing bumps through those VRs
VR isn’t making you slower, it’s a skill issue. Vr is obviously for immersion so you also gotta learn the track like irl, know the cars limits, etc.
Here is the thing about VR (that applies to all games, genres): Developers have this grand vision where everybody is logged in to VR wearing headsets and full-body haptic suits like Ready Player 1... But the reality is VR makes a lot of people physically ill. This, alone, makes VR a niche format for games. It may be the most immersive, but it's not universal as flat gaming, for obvious reasons. In other words, just because VR may be the best way to experience a game doesn't mean it's the most accessible, or desirable ironically.
Like anything. More use means no motion sickness. 20 mins a day every day for two weeks completely stops the motion sickness.
@ROSEsimRACING22what? They want to have FUN when playing a VIDEO GAME and not feel sick? That is outrageous, FFS!!!
GT7 doesnt cause motion sickness, other games involving walking etc cause it.@@MrZozue
You forgot where it’s also not the best way to experience most games
GT7: 5:48 - Deep Forest Raceway loading screen
Theo: There’s “ Aminals “ ( animals ) lol 😭😭😭
I dont like the game without my psvr2. I always use it 🔥🔥🔥
To each, there own. The VR2 makes me feel like I'm IN the car. The VR headset is just my racing helmet. Right?
Driving without VR feels like i'm controlling a remote control car.
I've caught myself reaching for me seat belt the other day. Hilarious! I love VR. That never would have happened on flat screen.
Never VR on an empty stomach or on too much caffeine, and eat a ginger chew 20 min prior to gaming if you encounter any motion-sickness.
Also, use a small fan - it’s helpful and also immersive.
Practice in VR and you’ll likely gain your bearings in GT7 so you can enjoy it more, as well as do as well as on flatscreen.
Fun video though! 👍
Your room is too dark. Get some real lights in there and your headset will track better.
If u find yourself not cantered in the car, hold down the options button to reset your position back to the middle
I can’t play on a flat screen anymore. I tried for not even a half a lap and immediately went back to my psvr2.
should try using a stick shift instead of paddles. the stick shift allows you to downshift without paddle paddle paddle to get the gear.
VR should make you faster but you need to get use to it first… don’t expect to be fast right away after switching from 2D.
After a day or two of driving purely in VR, I can almost guaranteed that you will be faster and a lot more consistent.
Truth. Took me a month to learn a lot of the cars spatial awareness around the various tracks before I got faster than 2D.
Theo I've watched you for so long now, you have helped through some bad times thank you🔥💪💪
Hey Brother how ya been this month?
Very cool video black panthaa
5:57 what is an aminal?
I often drive flat screen as well as VR but always get better times in VR, but most of all I am more consitant in VR!
People that race with different views like in front of bumper or on top of roof is really hard to adapt to VR. I always rave inside of the car even with flat screen, just because I like the immersion. So, I believe the guys that don't know how to drive inside of the car always will feel lost using VR.
For me personally, drive in a different views it doesn't make sense if you are facing the driving experience of simulator.
Your comment has nailed the reason vr is cool to a casual but brilliant for a wanna be sim driver like myself
17:00 for better drift instal the angle kit form extreme
and 900 degree steering lock
@@RogueBeatsARG yeah
And use Comfort tires
0:37 you are getting that popup because it's too dark in your room. I had the same issue. turned on the light and it was fixed.
I can’t remember Theo did you do the F1 22 in VR?
100% Vr2 helps feel the car tenfold. You can feel the front tires hooking or losing grip, you can control understeer and oversteer so much better and throttle and brake control are way better with VR. I don’t know why but the control feels like night and day.
really enjoy to see pants tryng your best on track
Please make content using the One-77. I've been wanting that car to come back in NFS but apparently that's not gonna happen anytime soon.
Dont know about harder, but theres blind spots, no rev counter (only dash), and its so much more intense. Id say yes, its way more intense and can be more challenging.
That view IS a handicap
I always use interior view but for the Olympic event 'had no choice but to abandon that view to get silver, admittedly I'm not familiar with BoP cars so I hadn't realized I could adjust the brake balance because typically I always do, also of note is that those tires on that car has trouble coming up to temp, that's why you'll always be slower on restarts
The thing with vr or even in car view on flat screen, is that you see less of the track, so you're subconsciously not willing to test the limits of the car or the track.
Wierdly and thankfully, in the last week, on back to back days, I got 2 prize spins that both gave me 1 million credits. The odds of that must be almost nothing. I had gotten 1 such prize in the year b4 that, and 1 that was 500,000. 95% of the time it's still the lowest prize.
Can I have ur account thanks
Been on a social media hiatus and missed a lot of your videos while I was gone but I forgot how much I missed your videos Theo. You have no idea how your videos cheer me up and help me get through the days. Nuff love 💜💜
Every GT7 player should use PSVR2, no exceptions.
i notice when you shift into 2 when turning the the mid point of the turn it helps keep that turn tight and then semi gun it on 2
Would you say you have raced loads more on flat than vr? This could be reason for flat it quicker. I did 200 hours and 600 hours in gt7 and sport befor I got psvr2, vr better but not as quick
Vr is faster FACT ..just takes practice and push the re centre button before you race to get it perfect , really enjoyed video
This video shows a lot of your work.
Thank you.❤
Blackpanthaa vs Super GT duel when
You're not serious are you!?!?!?!? Steve would be a lap up by the first turn. Super GT is more of a top 1.5% player and regularly within a second of the worlds best times.
what steering wheel u using on PlayStation ?
I make my best time in VR. 1.17.480. Only thing I was not consistent in lap times in VR. Was looking the guys with a lap time 1.15 ins but that's a other level of driving.
The esports drivers are literally built different no matter what i could think of to improve my time usually invalidated the lap because I went one pixel too far don't have vr but my time went from 1:19 on controller to a 1:17.8 on a wheel
Similar, I started with a wheel, same 1:19 get up to 1:17, and as soon I put VR I was back on 1:19, need to practice for a while to get back on 1.17. VR is strange because u have a feeling that car is more responsive but at same time your lap times are worse. But yeah, when you get used to it you can be quicker.
I got 1:18 in VR, but that’s all I race in, once you’ve managed the spacing awareness of the current car - just slam the course over and over and you’ll get it every time.
I think the view on monitor, tv or VR should be locked to the cockpit view only! I mean we obviously dont drive cars sitting on the bonnet/hood of the car just to get faster times.
VR is cockpit only. No other choice. How it should be.
Personally since I started used it I can't think playing GT7 not in VR mode
Personally I find i'm faster in VR. It feels more real. when I go back to flatscreen I brake to late and overrun corners all the time. fun vid thanks
VR is tiring, for cruising and for fun 😅 For professional gameplay and trophy challenges I swith between multiple cameras and without VR 👍🏼
Why don't you use some form of stabilization to your edits? Pretty much every video editor has it
Turns out more jank than without
@@BlackPanthaa dang that’s dumb
@@BlackPanthaa then you’re not doing it right lol
HERE'S A TIP - When you're focused the game looks great on vr but when you're describing stuff while playing, your head shakes and the cam is unwatchable! ALSO GREAT WORK ON THE LAP. LOVE FROM INDIA
This looks nice, Keep up the good work Theo ❤️
I have a question before i begin i would like to say that i know its down to personal taste which view you have or use when playing !! However why in most esports competitions do they allow bonnet view ?? when the game makers /publishers state that gran tourismo is the best car driving simulator so if it is then why do they allow bonnet cam view? becuse if its a simulator then they should make it the rule that only cockpit view shud be used because that view is far more realistic its like the wrc generations game again proclaims to be a rally driving simulator but in there esports competition most participant's use the bonnet cam view since when does a real wrc driver sit in the middle of the car and look out over the centre of the bonnet ? they dont they sit on the left hand side ? so really these competitions are really just arcade style competitions !! and i find that cockpit view is much harder than bonnet view . Also Bonnet view does give you the edge over cock pit view as you can see more of the track or rally stage therefore you will be much quicker in bonnet cam view . I found this on the wrc generations game ive been doing the league trials where if you finish high enough in the league you progress up in to the professional league and legends league so i started off in the bottom rookie league and did ok in cock pit view and consistently finished first or in the top 3 untill that is i got further up the league tables and found my stage times way behind some 1 0r 2 minutes untill i realised the others were obviously using bonnet view so i started using that view and hey ho yesterday came first in one of the daily stages ? But However this just spoils it for me personally as its not realistic and just arcadey i prefer realism and want to use cockpit view only but if i do then im at a great disadvantage so i think the game developers should take this into account when making these leagues so you should have these competitions for bonnet view users then ones for cockpit view users !! but as i say its down to each persons individual taste or maybe they cant handle or drive in real simulation ? so have to play the arcadey bonnet view ???
Bonnet view = car spatial awareness.
It may be a driving simulator but it’s STILL software.
Shouldn't the brake balance be more towards the front?
Putting the brake balance toward the front will make the backend unstable under breaking whereas rear stabilises it
@@7ouie492 Yeah, but like putting the balance towards the rear is good if you race in the rain cuz of wet tracks
In gt7, brake balance to the rear helps to rotate the car better, front brake balance induces understeer.
I did 1:17.135 with PSVR2.. SCT0. 1sec faster Than my practice with flat TV.
Does the game have an option for vr only races to make it even for vr players?
guy was trying to drift at 180 degree wheel settings?
GT7 vr2 is an amazing experience
This game really needs more cars
😂
@@WanderFeetChronicles 😂😂
I think you should have used the same camera views with and without VR for the times to be comparable.
Only reason I bought a sim. Psvr2. I'm horrible at driving ATM but I will practice.
Its unfair comparison. You been playing on screen how many years? And how long on that HUD camera view? Now you switch to in car cam view which is different by itself, and then you add on the totally new VR instead of conventional screen. Obviously you will be slower isn't it? Give it the same bloody time you spent playing on the screen with VR, and then you conclude whether VR is slower or not.
Tip , exit most corners in 3rd
I made my best laps with vr. i love it
What kind of brake balance is this? -4 😂😂😂 rear
What are the yellow signs in the apex and the brakepoints?
The yellow point markers are where you should be aiming the car for the best racing mine. The red line break points show where you should start breaking - but as these are guides for n00bs only, they’re actually not great in a racing environment.
@@WanderFeetChronicles The yellow markers are your corner indicators. If you turn in at the marker, you will probably get the best line out of a corner. Brake indicator (red ones) are faulty & you should find a marker on track to brake than rely upon the red bars. ✌️
would warp stabilzer do the trick when showing VR content? I know it crops in though.
DOOOO THE MOTOR SWAP IN THIS SILVIA ITS UNSTOPPABLE
SONY! Bring this game to pc and xbox. NOW!
They won't they hate Xbox and for them Pc is the same thing as Xbox. Thankfully I got a PlayStation but only for GT7
@@Dutch_Van_Der_Linde I had a ps4 pro only for two games. GT7 and bloodborne. Then I sold them and I got brand new pc.
PC is a possibility in the future, but Xbox will never happen.
Theo, run sardenga 800 WTC. 727k in under 30 mins. You'll get that car in no time.
👀
This is the way. Between this and Le Mans 700 WTC 💰 💰 💰
Especially if you tune the RS Turbo to 800p. Boss the race time and time again. 1.4m per hour.
You just feel comfortable with the camera you use on flat screen
Amazing gameplay, yeah, that's the reason why I won't get the VR love GT7
did you try it? I cant go back to flat screen racing after gt7 vr
Man 2D isn't the same. VR is boss
Each to their own, but I’m VR in GT7 each and every time. The more you’re in there, the more you learn ALL your favourite cars Sofia’s awareness around the tracks there is literally nothing like it.
Nothing.
NOTHING.
Are you limited to only cockpit view in VR.
gt7 dont have hood view, thts a roof view, you are 1-2 feet, maybe even more, higher then from cockpit view, so you have better view on the track, thats why you are faster
No offense but how are you gonna compare when you are 6% off the pace and cant even turn two consecutive consistent laps.
Racing games without vr are automatic for the trash can. I hope forza will get vr too, gt7 has it, so im praying🙈
Probably wont because theyd be fucking over xbox players since vr could only be possible on pc
Forza is Xbox, which has no VR, so they’ll not do it just for PC versions.
Bro continue the m3 gtr build
Come on Theo make another GT7 VR video.
Would love an IS200 or IS300 just for fun with the lads.
This looks jarring to play. I personally would rather play without the vr but it looks like an experience you should try
On a flat screen, VR looks jarring for sure but try it and you'll see. It's unlike anything else. Unless I just need to get the daily marathon quick, I always play the game in VR + wheel coz it is just unreal
I believe it's different for people. Some are faster with vr, and some aren't.
I can't never go back with out VR
I hated gt7 in vr or normal the ui was confusing to much clicking in the menus for and after training I got confused what to do and vr looked bad after playing re village.
Okay byeeeeeeeeee
Is it wired that I can’t sell cars in gt7
You have to have the bonus cafe books unlocked to sell cars
@@Darklord_tK thanks for the tip
u dun use ps vr 2often could be due to you being super immersive to it , and scare of crashing compare to seeing it on a 2d flat screen
Dude it's not the vr thats making you slower. It's the camera. If you want to compare. You need to race vr and non vr, both of them with the same cockpit camera. Of course your going to be slower in cockpit view , your perception is reduced a lot .
Need lights on bud for vr2
Theo's right, his PSVR couldnt fit to his big head! thats why Theo needs to cut down his afro! 😄