Are Quest 2 Users Missing Out?

[angsaysroar.TTV]

I watched a YouTube video that alluded that Quest 2 was missing many features that PCVR has.

I know that crafting, swimming, etc. is different, but this guy said there are some things that Quest users cannot craft that PCVR users can. Is this true?

LInk to video: https://youtu.be/nr-bKFmwPW0?t=118

[Mr_Trip]

The quest 2 version is literally a mobile phone game.

[angsaysroar.TTV]

Publicado originalmente por Mr_Trip:

The quest 2 version is literally a mobile phone game.

Okay, that doesn't actually answer my question but thanks, I guess.

[Pocket Chicken OG]

You are able to craft armor for your arms and legs in PCVR version, im pretty sure you cant do that in quest 2 version. I know at least that much. I also think the quest 2 map isnt quite as open, they did a good job hiding that fact, but its there.... i dont have quest 2 version. i got this info from twitch streamers and a comparison video

[ღKalfaxღ]

yes. they are missing out a lot.

[angsaysroar.TTV]

Publicado originalmente por Pocket Chicken OG:

You are able to craft armor for your arms and legs in PCVR version, im pretty sure you cant do that in quest 2 version. I know at least that much. I also think the quest 2 map isnt quite as open, they did a good job hiding that fact, but its there.... i dont have quest 2 version. i got this info from twitch streamers and a comparison video

Now, my next question, is this impact for those who use the standalone Quest 2, and do users using SteamVR, have the same issues?

[Eko]

Publicado originalmente por angsaysroar:

Publicado originalmente por Pocket Chicken OG:

You are able to craft armor for your arms and legs in PCVR version, im pretty sure you cant do that in quest 2 version. I know at least that much. I also think the quest 2 map isnt quite as open, they did a good job hiding that fact, but its there.... i dont have quest 2 version. i got this info from twitch streamers and a comparison video

Now, my next question, is this impact for those who use the standalone Quest 2, and do users using SteamVR, have the same issues?

I just bought the game in steam and will be testing with my Quest 2. I anticipate that its the same as if i played via Index or something, but we will see for sure. At least Steam is usually pretty good about refunds.

[angsaysroar.TTV]

Publicado originalmente por Eko:

Publicado originalmente por angsaysroar:

Now, my next question, is this impact for those who use the standalone Quest 2, and do users using SteamVR, have the same issues?

I just bought the game in steam and will be testing with my Quest 2. I anticipate that its the same as if i played via Index or something, but we will see for sure. At least Steam is usually pretty good about refunds.

I appreciate you trying and I would definitely appreciate any feedback you can offer. Worse case, I have Quest 2 and Cosmos. I have played Arizona Sunshine via Steam VR, only downloading the game to my PC and not my Quest 2,

Anyway, I appreciate any feedback you can provide. Thanks!

[ღKalfaxღ]

Publicado originalmente por angsaysroar:

Publicado originalmente por Eko:

I just bought the game in steam and will be testing with my Quest 2. I anticipate that its the same as if i played via Index or something, but we will see for sure. At least Steam is usually pretty good about refunds.

I appreciate you trying and I would definitely appreciate any feedback you can offer. Worse case, I have Quest 2 and Cosmos. I have played Arizona Sunshine via Steam VR, only downloading the game to my PC and not my Quest 2,

Anyway, I appreciate any feedback you can provide. Thanks!

i would just say, don't expect too much, it's far from the pc version. doesn't have all the same features.

[angsaysroar.TTV]

Publicado originalmente por ღKalfaxღ:

Publicado originalmente por angsaysroar:

I appreciate you trying and I would definitely appreciate any feedback you can offer. Worse case, I have Quest 2 and Cosmos. I have played Arizona Sunshine via Steam VR, only downloading the game to my PC and not my Quest 2,

Anyway, I appreciate any feedback you can provide. Thanks!

i would just say, don't expect too much, it's far from the pc version. doesn't have all the same features.

Are you using SteamVR or Quest 2 as a standalone?

[Eko]

Publicado originalmente por angsaysroar:

Publicado originalmente por Eko:

I just bought the game in steam and will be testing with my Quest 2. I anticipate that its the same as if i played via Index or something, but we will see for sure. At least Steam is usually pretty good about refunds.

I appreciate you trying and I would definitely appreciate any feedback you can offer. Worse case, I have Quest 2 and Cosmos. I have played Arizona Sunshine via Steam VR, only downloading the game to my PC and not my Quest 2,

Anyway, I appreciate any feedback you can provide. Thanks!

From what I can tell, the difference between Quest 2 and Steam copies is the crafting table? If I am right, the steam VR copy of the game is the same regardless of the headset you are using. I have the Quest 2 and bought the game on Steam. I run the game using the OpenXR runtime environment (the one that is native to the Quest 2 aka go into your oculus software to set the runtime environment then when pressing play, select the oculus VR option). The crafting table exists for me and the only thing I can see that is missing from crafting so far is the banana leaf bed :P I am only 3 play sessions deep, though.

[icecold951]

A lot of aspects got trimmed down, from what I have heard. Map size, crafting items especially, which is why it has manual crafting as a thing, and even graphics.
If you have a PC, consider using the link capability and using the Steam version. Honestly you are not going to get the best stuff directly with a Q2. There are going to be compromises so it can work.

[angsaysroar.TTV]

Publicado originalmente por icecold951:

A lot of aspects got trimmed down, from what I have heard. Map size, crafting items especially, which is why it has manual crafting as a thing, and even graphics.
If you have a PC, consider using the link capability and using the Steam version. Honestly you are not going to get the best stuff directly with a Q2. There are going to be compromises so it can work.

Thank you, this was what I was looking for. I'm good as I use link with SteamVR.

[icecold951]

Publicado originalmente por angsaysroar:

Publicado originalmente por icecold951:

A lot of aspects got trimmed down, from what I have heard. Map size, crafting items especially, which is why it has manual crafting as a thing, and even graphics.
If you have a PC, consider using the link capability and using the Steam version. Honestly you are not going to get the best stuff directly with a Q2. There are going to be compromises so it can work.

Thank you, this was what I was looking for. I'm good as I use link with SteamVR.

Remember this will always be true of a port to quest game. It can't possibly give you a PC capability.

[Eko]

Pottery table is missing. Basically anything from PC version that came out after GH VR started development is missing. As far as I can tell. I'm doing story mode. Using a Quest 2 but playing the Steam bought copy.

[MommaBee]

Also yes...PCVR is meant for a higher end headset, meaning NOT a quest, as the old saying goes "you get what you paid for" the quest can't handle PCVR without either a cable or powerful enough computer.
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its just how it is, can't expect everything to be for quest :P it'll leave us PCVR players out lol