So this is a quest 2 game with a female protagonist

[FreddieForever#1]

Thats too bad, i had high hopes for this game but having limited quest 2 graphics AND an immersion breaking female protagonist ruins it.

[Gonzaxpain]

I don't see the problem with having a female protagonist but if the PC version looks like Quest's then yes, that's a big disappointment. It's good to have a PC version these days but not if it's going to look exactly the same as the portable version. I might just play it on my Quest if that's the case but I would not do it just out of principle.

That said, I want to believe that the PC version is going to look considerably better. I hope so even though the Quest version actually looks superb judging from the videos I've seen.

[-(BORED AF)-]

Originally posted by FreddieForever#1:

Thats too bad, i had high hopes for this game but having limited quest 2 graphics AND an immersion breaking female protagonist ruins it.

bruh, stay lonely

[FreddieForever#1]

Originally posted by Bored:

Originally posted by FreddieForever#1:

Thats too bad, i had high hopes for this game but having limited quest 2 graphics AND an immersion breaking female protagonist ruins it.

bruh, stay lonely

bruh, make some sense

[Socks with jandals]

i mean, i guess if you are a dude then technically the main character being a female could be immersion breaking. but it doesnt really bother me.
if, however, the graphics are quest standard on pc, then is a hard pass from me.

[Pugs]

Could anyone imagine skipping out on Half-Life:Alyx because the protagonist is a female? What a bizarre thing to complain about.

So many insecure, “anti-woke” incels out there in the world now a-days. It’s embarrassing.

[Cakefist]

Aw, it must be hard being such a delicate little flower.

[1objection]

WOMEN EXIST?
REEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[-Golden Armor-]

Originally posted by 1objection:

WOMEN EXIST?
REEEEEEEEEEEEEE

This but unironically

[Rune]

This is true PCVR, this is not a Quest 2 port. Textures are ultramersion quality, you got real-time lighting and very detailed dynamic shadows. The poly count is fine. It feels more like a PCVR port of the 2D PC version (since you can only pick up few objects, but you can open drawers and closets).

Devs may have focused on the Quest 2 when making the PCVR version, but this is by far no 1:1 mobile VR port.

That's also why devs recommend a RTX 2070, Quest ports usually run well using GTX 970 or 1060.

[Treebs]

Originally posted by Rune:

This is true PCVR, this is not a Quest 2 port. Textures are ultramersion quality, you got real-time lighting and very detailed dynamic shadows. The poly count is fine. It feels more like a PCVR port of the 2D PC version (since you can only pick up few objects, but you can open drawers and closets).

Devs may have focused on the Quest 2 when making the PCVR version, but this is by far no 1:1 mobile VR port.

That's also why devs recommend a RTX 2070, Quest ports usually run well using GTX 970 or 1060.

I second this. The lighting and textures are lightyears beyond what the quest can do. It's one of the most visually polished Vr games I've played in a while.

[Kintese |NL-ES|]

> but you can open drawers and closets

Wait what? You can? I stopped trying after the first few in the game assuming you couldn't open any of them. You do get the interaction symbol, right? Otherwise I have to go back and try all the closets and drawers again

[Dunatis2000]

Man, the issue for me wasn't that the protagonist was female, but that she seemed to be in her early 30's. I'm in my late 30's and just don't quite mesh with the younger people anymore so it just didn't feel right. And not seeing my tattoo on the left hand just completely threw me. Not to mention when they spoke and it wasn't my voice, I mean, are they even trying?

[OConnell]

Originally posted by Dunatis2000:

Man, the issue for me wasn't that the protagonist was female, but that she seemed to be in her early 30's. I'm in my late 30's and just don't quite mesh with the younger people anymore so it just didn't feel right. And not seeing my tattoo on the left hand just completely threw me. Not to mention when they spoke and it wasn't my voice, I mean, are they even trying?

You got me on the first sentence lol

[Rune]

Originally posted by Dunatis2000:

Man, the issue for me wasn't that the protagonist was female, but that she seemed to be in her early 30's. I'm in my late 30's and just don't quite mesh with the younger people anymore so it just didn't feel right. And not seeing my tattoo on the left hand just completely threw me. Not to mention when they spoke and it wasn't my voice, I mean, are they even trying?

Alyx is only 19, also with female hands, check out her nails even with the gravity gloves.

No one complains about that.

[FreddieForever#1]

Originally posted by Rune:

Originally posted by Dunatis2000:

Man, the issue for me wasn't that the protagonist was female, but that she seemed to be in her early 30's. I'm in my late 30's and just don't quite mesh with the younger people anymore so it just didn't feel right. And not seeing my tattoo on the left hand just completely threw me. Not to mention when they spoke and it wasn't my voice, I mean, are they even trying?

Alyx is only 19, also with female hands, check out her nails even with the gravity gloves.

No one complains about that.

I did..