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I wonder if distance between points traveled is limited by the capacity of your hyper drive unless you've discovered the planets yourself. Otherwise, what would limit players who start a year after release from warping right to the center of the galaxy?

I'm not disagreeing that controlling shit with your mind would be just peachy. The issue is, as you state, it's decades away from being a consumer product. 'Holodecks' are even further out. I'll take a $500 VR helmet in the 20 year interim.

The whole 'it isn't social' thing doesn't make sense to me. I mean, when I'm gaming with bros on the couch it's not like I'm turning my head to look at them. I'm facing the screen, and all I need are my ears. Not to mention, 80%+ of my gaming takes place totally alone. Once the technology...

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Anyone playing this on PS4?

You must be a real chill dude IRL. You'd 'dismiss your friends immediately' for their choice of entertainment? Yikes. I suggest you actually put one of these 'trash cans' on your head and give it a try before formulating an (absurd) opinion.

So VR helmets aren't compelling because the technology doesn't read your mind. Sounds reasonable.

Why the fuck are people under the impression you have to stand around flapping your arms like a moron to experience VR? For most games you'll just be sitting on the couch with a controller like normal... But you'll also be wearing a helmet.

playstationVR would have to suck really bad for there to be fewer than 2 million units sold in its first 12 months. PS4 just crossed the 40 million units mark.

Any form of meaningful multiplayer looks real doubtful at this point. They would have shown it off by now. It's a real shame... it would have been kinda (and forgive me) 'beautiful' to have to progress for dozens of hours alone through the vastness of space, with connection being the ultimate...

Everything is more-or-less stolen.

As long as the art styles of the games compliment the capabilities of the display, it should be fine. Attempts at hyper-realism will flop on PSVR.

Expectations are high apparently. http://www.gamespot.com/articles/pla.../1100-6435717/

You need a PS4 and a PSVR come Christmas time.

Yeah, you're right. I don't know what I was thinking.

It'd be almost impossible to go 'broke' unless you were actually trying. At absolutely zero growth, $2bn is like $135,000/day for 40 years.

It's not even close to the same dude.

Oh, well that's good. I take it back. He's still acting like a giant faggot though.

I'd fucking judge the shit out of anyone I knew who came into multiple billions of dollars and didn't seriously spread the wealth. Having that much money is pointless. Your grandchildren in 3 generations will still be counting it. Seriously, if that shit happened to me I'd hook every poster...

Maybe his employees all hate him because he could have taken $1bn, split it up equally between them all, made them all MULTI MILLIONAIRES while still being a BILLIONAIRE himself. And ya know what? That's cool - I get it. I bet they'd get it too if he got his money and continued to be awesome...

I'm not sad for him. Get a fucking job if you're unsatisfied. Start a Food Truck or something and stop whining. Asshole.

Kurrin, My wife just bought vertical striped curtains, and I'm in the market for a new bedspread. I'm thinking of going something solid with a lot of texture. She wants another 'clashing' pattern. Thoughts?

One team couldn't make code work on one project... So a totally new team won't have success developing a totally different product? Is a VR helmet anything more than a display output device? Wouldn't it just be developing a normal, first person MMORPG with the world/controls designed to take...

If the next EQ isn't a first gen VR-MMORPG for PlayStationVR, DayBreak is fucking retarded.

The world is round bruh

Don't fight with your wife over Ghostbusters dude.

Am I a misogynist for thinking this looks fucking awful?

Just did my first rail of blow in 3 years. Fuck cocaine is a hell of a drug.

Send this thread home. Alternatively, rename it 'Tanoomba's Supercalafrajalistic Jack-off Extravaganza', because that's what it will be in 48 hours.

This is gonna rock

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could a lightsaber cut through dragon scales?

Try doing veteran dungeons in TESO without a Templar healer and a Dragon Knight tank with level appropriate gear. Tell me how it goes.

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I agree that Vanguard was closer to WoW than it was to (vanilla) EverQuest. However, it was still the closest AAA MMORPG on the market to vanilla EQ, which was my point. Etchazz was arguing that time investment in vertical and horizontal progression 'kept people playing' more than a month. Well...

This is the post that initiated the discussion. Etchazz asserts that 'most new MMO's don't last more than a month' because 'they lack xyz mechanic or philosophy from EverQuest'. This isn't about semantics trying to decide what makes an MMORPG a 'failure' or not. His statement is totally...

Still waiting for that list of failed AAA MMORPGs that followed WoW's gameplay formula.

Sure, Warcraft was a bigger IP. The real factor, though, was that WoW was just a superior gaming experience in almost every measurable sense.