So I FINALLY Tried The Meta Quest 3...
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- čas přidán 5. 02. 2024
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I've been out of VR gaming for the last half a decade and... a lot has changed. From the device being entirely wireless, to games being more than gimmicks... I'm impressed.
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You *can* connect it to your PC to play premium PCVR games.
Agreed, I would hope Matty goes back and plays Asgard's Wrath I first as you get it for free with Asgard's Wrath II. That and other PCVR games from the Rift era like Lone Echo, Lone Echo II and Vader Immortal are all top tier, along with Half Life: Alyx on Steam. I'm probably forgetting some but feel free to add to my list.
Using either a cable or wireless (with possible delay or compression)
Yessir
@@lttrickster5643 if your WiFi router is decent it's perfectly seamless. Actually confused me the first I used it without realising.
And for a lot of us PCVR with a link cable is the only reason to get one.
Playing Skyrim VR (with roughly 300 mods) is a hell of an experience. Actually peak gaming.
How is playing a game as bad as Skyrim “peak gaming”
@@balaam_7087 Mods. That's how. And he's not wrong
Yeah he's not wrong lol especially with that chat gpt mod craziness
@@balaam_7087lmao bro is just rage baiting homie is unemployed
Can't wait for a proper Starfield VR version for this very reason. Yes, Skyrim with mods is great!
It’s not just stand alone, it has air link and link cable capabilities, it’s a great PC headset.
As a gamer who cut his teeth at 15 in 1980 playing Space Invaders on my neighbor's Atari 2600 until I got my first Tandy PC in 1985 and started playing Sierra games like "King's Quest", the Meta Quest 3 has been the first thing to rekindle that young sense of wonder at emergent technology that you can experience but really can't describe. Sooooo much fun! I highly recommend the Quest 3. The updates that keep coming out at what seems like breakneck speed also are incredible.
So stoked to see you playing VR, I’d love to see an Asgards Wrath 2 video!
The Quest 3 is the first VR headset I've owned and I'm LOVING it so far.
I've primarily been playing PCVR games on it wireless (adored Half Life Alyx) as well as some native Quest games. I've even been playing Doom 3 in VR via the Side Quest mod.
I would highly recommend getting a Quest 3. It's a completely different experience than regular flat games.
Same here just got mines 2 weeks ago and im addicted, Funny part is Matty didnt even touch on the mixed reality aspect
Do u need a good PC to play these games or does it matter?
8:48 ya boy felt truly like an assassin 😂
So happy to see you getting into VR! Asgard’s Wrath 2 is phenomenal, and truly a system seller.
I used my Quest 2 maybe once every couple months, but I loved it. Something about the better passthrough has me using my Quest 3 a few times a week
You should also try side loading some flat to VR mod games like Half-Life 1, Doom 3 and Jedi Outcast
Half Life 2 has an "official" VR mod on Steam. It's pretty good!
Just installed Skyrim and Fallout 4 VR with mods and oh boy it's awesome! For those playing PC VR make sure you check the settings on the Oculus Debug Tool on Meta's the installation folder you can greatly improve the resolution, refresh rate, etc
It’s awesome to see how much you’ve recovered from your motion sickness, to be able to play a VR game like this must have been a great feeling. Happy you’re feeling better!
I've been into VR since 2016, it's good to see you getting into it as well
Asgards Wrath 2 is awesome on the Quest 3! And it is a complete standalone game which makes it even crazier how good it is.
Asgard's Wrath 2 will blow you away if you are impressed with AC Nexus. And it has an optional endless roguelite mode that comes with it called "Uncharted Rifts" that is a procedurally generated dungeon crawler complete with awesome cinematic feeling boss fights. They could have left that out entirely and still had an amazing game.
They also have ports of "half life" "star wars: Jedi Knight" " return to Castle Wolfenstein" ... All remade with full VR controls and menus. I think "prey" and "doom 3" are either out or will be out soon (check out "Dr. Beef" his team does all the ports and they're free if you own the original game) and they all run on the quest 3 natively (no PC required, and you can use many of the game mods. I was playing "half life VR with multiple HD/graphics update packs)
You're literally scratching the surface of VR games, a lot has changed since 2019.
I legit got my Quest 3 today. I have definitely been missing out--Asgards Wrath is so freaking cool
Right video! I would love to see more content on VR games you like
7:15 My wife has a good laugh catching me playing Pistol Whip with extreme vigor. 😅
Great video thanks you! love the details from someone that's not in VR every single day. I have never tried it so this is the perfect review for me!!
Great vid! Love the VR content!! A couple games to try that don’t have movement: Moss and Demeo
You have no idea how happy i am that you made this video. I've been setting aside a tiny amount each pay day for VR at some point in the next year or two, and PSVR2/Meta Quest 3 are the ones im considering, it is good to see your thoughts on this headset. By chance have you also made a video on PSVR2 that i may have missed?
Honestly most VR effort is in standalone currently. Even PC VR is declining some. Sony doesn't seem to care enough to make PS VR2 worth getting even though the tech is good, minus the cables.
At least with the Quest 3 or Quest line in general ( Valve Deckard whenever it comes out), you get a great headset with the option of standalone or PC VR. You aren't stuck on one wall gardened platform.
Welcome back to VR! Also, the more you move your whole body the less the motion sickness. I play most of my games standing and use my body as much as possible. (I get to exercise this way, it makes it more immersive, and never feel motion sick). When playing something like Skyrim I will often walk in place when traveling or going through a dungeon. One little trick I use, I place a fan in front of me, so I can tell if I get turned around by the wind direction. The air also adds a bit of effect if I am in an outdoor setting, and keeps me cool if I am working up a sweat from a heated sword-swinging battle.
I’m so glad you feel normal from that motion sickness issue, love you Matty
Skyrim VR is an eye opening experience if you connect to PCVR. Fair warning you’ll need to install a few mods to make it feel like a full fledge vr game. Bethesda made a lazy port to the game so the modders had to improve upon it.
Asgards Wrath is amazing, looking forward to your reaction on that one, you probably need to give it at least a good 10 hours for an initial thoughts. Just gets better the further you go, youll see! 😊
I don't get VR sickness too often unless I haven't used my Quest in a bit, but I found that fan trick really does help. I have it blowing on me at all times when I'm in VR now. Would definitely recommend that for most players
Awesome to see you giving VR another go Matty. I think you're gonna LOVE Asgard's Wrath 2 when you get around to playing it. 🙏 The combat in it is much faster paced, and even as a long time VR player I still get wrecked by the harder enemies lol. Still haven't gotten a chance to play AC: Nexus, but I've heard everyone say all the great things you've pointed out about it. :)
Glad to see you take the dive into VR! It truly has continued to evolved a ton since that 2019 era. I think we're going to get a ton of great experiences over the next couple of years. Assuming you have enough space, I highly recommend you try turning with your physical body instead of the stick for turning. IMO it helps with motion sickness while simultaneously increasing immersion.
Check out VAIL VR, which is hitting the official Quest store on Feb 15. I've been playing VAIL since 2022, and I'm convinced it's going to be the next big VR FPS PvP experience after the 1.0 release. PSVR 2 is bringing a lot to the table with its haptics and exclusives as well, which I think is going to help push the VR landscape further. Synapse is an incredible game that really shows off what good eye tracking and adaptive triggers can do for VR. Also PCVR with Quest 3 is most definitely worth trying! Especially with the new Unreal Engine injector that let's you play any Unreal Engine Game in VR.
As someone that enjoys VR, for the 5 minutes I can play it before I feel violently ill, I might have to try out that fan trick next time I attempt to play something.
Can't wait to hear what you think of Asgards Wrath! 😂😊 welcome to VR
Quest 3 is legit glad to see it get some love
What a coincidence I also just got the quest 3 it’s awesome. Let’s go Mets
VR has so much potential. I use a Valve Index myself but have heard alot of good things about the quest 3. I hear Dungeons of Eternity is another top title to check out on that platform.
Matty, you have to check out into the radius. I think you may dig it.
More VR content! Take us on your journey
Just take it slow building the VR legs, don’t push through it just wait until the next day. Love my quest! But My dog I know it’s a meta video but RE7, 8, No Man’s Sky and GT7 are mind blowing.
We've had VR around for a long time, but I would like to point out that the accessibility options are abysmal at best. I've been gaming since the 90's and yet there are still VERY few options for people with disabilities. I was so excited when VR was first announced years ago just to be absolutely heart broken to know that I could never play one. Matty I would love to see your platform bring these issues into the spotlight. I (and many others) would love the opportunity to experience what everyone else does. We've always been left behind and we're tired of it.
This is cool!
Flight games and racing games Matty is where it's at Matty
I can only play VR games when you are in a cockpit. I’ve tried playing fallout 4 and half life Alyx and while they were really cool to see, I get so sick without body sensation. For that reason I don’t think I’ll be able to fully get into VR until there is full body feeling.
So far I've loved the Quest 3 as my distraction-free giant screen Anime and Movie machine for my distraction prone ADD-havin' ass. But the gaming future looks promising on it as well, and this video made me more excited for AC Nexus as a motion sick dude.
Asgards Wrath 2, Aassasins Creed Nexus, Resident Evil 4, Dungeons of Eternity, and many more will knock your socks off. Its all ive been playing lately. And please stand up for the games. Seated vr is very 2017. These titles expect you to be moving around. Its so much more enjoyable.
I’m playing my psvr2 everyday and love it. Currently going through ancient dungeon vr. If you have haven’t played since 2019, there’s a lot of fun titles you should go back and play. Vr is awesome.
If you are prone to motion sickness, I can actually recommend *not* using the right thumbstick to turn, but just turn in real life. This is a bit easier when standing, not sitting in your chair, but even in the chair it's absolutely possible. That worked wonders for me, thumbstick turning not only decreased the immersion significantly for me but was also a lot harder on my stomach.
As a gamer I prefer PSVR 2 when it comes to the games, but when it comes to VR entertainment Meta Quest reigns supreme. Watching the Blackpink concert in VR was mind-blowing. Wish PSVR would have more entertainment options besides gaming.
that starfield controller tho
Marty you need to connect it to your pc and play Skyrim and Fallout 4 VR. You will be blown away
Im loving my Quest 3 (had Quest 2 before it) especially AC Nexus and now Ashards Wrath 2
Now you need to get a PSVR2, and play Re Village, and Re4. Plus VR games are way better with haptics and adaptive triggers.
He said he doesn’t like the cord! I do not believe PSVR2 is wireless.
@craigforrester4348 it's wired, but it's not as big a deal as people make it out to be. When I had my quest 2 I used it wired for pcvr, bc my wifi wasn't that great. Wire never got in my way
Duuude you would love fallout 4 VR! Creating and then walking around my custom settlements…. Priceless. Just connect via wifi to your PC and boot up Steam VR.
I'm really looking for your coverage on Asgard's Wrath 2.
Quest 3 nice piece of work 👌
I’m still rocking the original oculus rift. Been to inking about dusting it off to play The AC VR game
I hope you stick with VR and make more videos about it, there's a lot of great games and cool things you can do with the quest as standalone or on the pc. Also check out some conversion mods like jedi outcast vr or half life vr
I can see this being a fun gimmick to buy with 3 or 4 friends to fuck around with but too expensive to just buy on your own for a few hours of fun
Dude…you didn’t realize their were 3 standalone quest headsets?! That’s WILD! Hope you like.
Matty is the goat 🐐
I’ve seen a couple videos of ppl running Palworld thru an Unreal VR mod. It’s kinda janky but it’s still a work in progress.
How could you not pay attention to VR. It's the future. I can't even run first person shooters on a screen anymore. That's a heavy downgrade. I treat the games in VR as experiences. Most games aren't up to flat screen standards...Skyrim with mods has to be peak though
have the courage to go smooth turn
Just found out my ROG Ally + Meta Quest 3 = full PCVR & Steam VR with no need for any backdoor programs or link cables. Just played Fallout 4 VR and I'm in hog heaven 🤤. Next up, Half-Life Alyx 🤘
You can connnect a controller to the quest 3 also
I bought a Quest 2 and now I’m addicted to VRChat 😢
I’ve been terrified to try VR due to getting extremely motion sick while being on my phone in the back seat of a car. I just immediately thought if back seat texting takes ya boy out, I’m hopeless when it comes to VR. This vid made me think it might be possible; at least in small doses. So thanks for the motion sick info. Gonna have to give it a try….When I suddenly come upon a significant amount of expendable cash. Part of me is hoping it wrecks me so my wallet can chill for a minute. 2023 went hard.
It’s tough at first. The first time I tried artificial movement in VR I was feeling sick in seconds, but after a week or two I was much better and could get a full session in.
Please take this as a compliment, I only just came across your channel and you sound like Kyle’s Dad, Gerald, from South Park!
Quest 3 now supports Steam Link, so streaming from PC over WiFi is easy
Did not know the fan works to dampen motion sickness in VR.
I will say to anyone who's looking to get in the VR and thinks that motion sickness is a thing it is but the more you play VR with the more immersive settings the more your body gets used to it or at least that's what happened with me and my close friends when they played VR with me I guess everyone has their own tolerance but just like with tolerance it can be built up the longer you play just keep that in mind along with what Matty said
Ya, I've been a VR diehard since 2016. I used to get some headaches in the early days. Though some of that can be attributed to the technology back then and the games. These days I don't really experience that at all. Bonelab sometimes still does though.
@@plasticlife283 yeah that is true there are still some intense games but I can play most games on my VR headset with little to no trouble and I usually use the most immersive settings they have obviously it's a skill I've learned it's not something I just picked up on and that's like it is for everyone you have to build your tolerance to VR it's the same thing with everything The first time you eat a spicy food or drink you have to build up a tolerance to it so you can handle more spice same thing with VR and motion sickness
sold my Q2, bought Q3, used it a week, didn't like MR, gave me eye strain after 30 mins to an hour even with a different headstrap (never had an issue with eye strain on Q2), controller tracking was worse on certain fast past games like beatsaber the main game I play on Q for fitness, battery life was ass, since the Q2 still gets support the Q3 is being underutilised, both are capable of PCVR where the PC matters more than the headset. So I ended up selling the Q3 and got the Q2 again. will upgrade once the Q4 comes out or possibly once support for Q2 gets dropped
I'm so happy to finally see you with a VR headset!! If you need some help with setup and suggestions hit me up, im more than happy to show you around:)
Why do Meta's ads not show the battery pack wired to the headset during use?
because that's optional if you want more time. it has an internal battery.
This needs to come to PSVR2. Sony needs big VR IP like assassins creed for their VR
To me teleporting is immersion breaking. I need that smooth flow. So I'm waiting for tech to get less nauseating because yes it will.
Into the Radius. Arizona Sunshine 1 and 2. Asgards Wrath 1 and 2. Half Life Alyx. Etc.
Don't forget Vertigo 1 and 2. Fantastic games!
And Stormland.
And Lone Echo 1 and 2.
I’d definitely give it a crack if it lands on GP one day. Certainly more interested in this than that god awful Robin Simulator…
I had a quest 2 before, but the image quality was horrible, even using link cable to my PC for a marginally better experience.
someone need to tell him He can connect his headset to his pc, to play games like Half-Life Alyx.
The main problem with VR headset is the absence of games. You have 1 or 2 games every 3-5 years (not counting those small arcade games). Not worth the investment. Bough the Quest 2 back then and havn't used it for years now.
VR headsets are far too bulky to really give you any enjoyment in my opinion.
Glad you are dealing with your motion sickness issues. From my own experience it can either be an inner ear problem or actually an issue with the blood flow from the heart.
i dont play VR games at all now because they just dont feel playable. We have some amazing tech at this point yet nobody is using it for gaming/
It may be expensive yet i believe real gamers will pay for a proper in game experience if VR is done right.
Great video boss.
Hopefully this is something that will continue to improve with newer headsets. I have psvr and quest 2 and yeah, they're bulky and awkward. You really need to upgrade the head strap for the quest as well or it hurts after a while. I hope the vr experience can eventually be streamlined and comfortable enough for it to become mainstream because it's so cool
Its such a shame that totally eliminating motion sickness seems like it just isn't going to happen.
Weird how some of us don't get it no matter what, and other people get it within seconds.
Looking for something to pivot too when Xbox Is gone is it ?
I spent all that money thinking I was gonna be playing PCVR. Nope, just Vr Chat 😭
*punches guy in the face*... "Wait... who's whistling for the guards?"
Its still something strapped to my face. I can only take it for 30 minutes or so and then I have to take it off. So, thanks but no thanks. I will stick to my PC and monutor or Series X and TV
War dust, half life alyx, walking dead saints and sinners and resident evil 4
I will try a vr when you are able somehow to walk and jump in the game. Movement on vr should be mandatory.
You can walk freely and jump in the game shown here by using the analog sticks like any normal game. He just didn’t because he found it to be too intense. Also if your space is big enough in real life, you can walk around using your actual body and the in-game character will match your movements.
Please do yourself a favor and play Half Life Alyx. It will blow you away. love the videos dude!
AW2 is awesome.
Serious question. I don't suffer from the normal kind of motion sickness. i.e. moving and being in VR does not make me sick. What makes me sick is resetting the screen, from what I've experienced there is no smooth turning movement. It like janks the screen 45 degrees or so, which makes me nauseous asf.
Has anyone found a solution for that?
Pretty much all of the newer VR games, including Assassins Creed Nexus shown here, have options for both snap turning (the one you don’t like) or smooth turning where the camera pans just like in a regular flat screen game. Smooth turn is just happens to be more nauseating for most people so a lot of games default to having it off.
@@Whale-rm3fn Thanks for that. Is smooth turning in Wrath of Asgard 1? That's the one that was snap turning me to death.
@@eddyspeddy I’ve never played the first one but I would assume it does. Asgard’s Wrath 2, which I’m playing now, definitely has options for both and even lets you adjust how fast the camera pans as you turn.
@@Whale-rm3fn Thx for the info, I'll check the settings in games whenever I load them up now. Cheers.
Brother you need to try out Vader Immortal. It's amazing
Bobo VR your welcome!!
I don't like moving in vr😅 it's definitely not a replacement for normal gaming! But I like the arcade type games
Awesome video. Hope you'll update us after you play Asgard's Wrath 2. It's a much, much better game than AC.
Resi 4 good too not as good as ps5vr version but was still great fun .
Play into the radius. Youll thank me later
You need fallout 4vr with mods
U wistled
You have to try half life
If you think the quest 3 is cool, you should try the PSVR2.
Everyone knows you don’t need a pc for the quest headsets