How janky is it?

[phlux]

The game looks interesting but i can't really tell from the videos how janky it plays.
So i'm happy to hear any players opinions on that topic.

[buttmunch]

Into the radius levels of jank.

Still awesome though!

[phlux]

Originally posted by buttmunch:

Into the radius levels of jank.

Still awesome though!

Funny enough i just bought Into the Radius a few days ago and love it :D
It doesn't feel that janky to me after 6 hours or so tbh. So if Tabor is comparable to that i'd be fine with it.

[buttmunch]

Originally posted by phlux:

Originally posted by buttmunch:

Into the radius levels of jank.

Still awesome though!

Funny enough i just bought Into the Radius a few days ago and love it :D
It doesn't feel that janky to me after 6 hours or so tbh. So if Tabor is comparable to that i'd be fine with it.

They both have issue with placing items back at the base. Radius has the janky drawers. Tabor drawers work pretty good but doors are WTF?

[GusRemington]

There is certainly a lot of jankiness but you kind of learn to work around it, although the gun play feels really good compared to most vr games I've tried . Barrel stuffing the doors are usually the way to go. The most annoying thing is having your stuff deleted if its outside the safe area or not sold through the terminal when you leave the room in the bunker, but once you remember to store things properly the game becomes really fun.

[Zephyr]

The level of jank often makes the game unplayable/unenjoyable, but on a good run it's a solid game.

[Zephyr]

how much jank you experience also seems to depend on your setup. I have a buddy using a reverb who suffers a lot less than those of us on any quest setup.

[buttmunch]

I'm on the index, biggest problem is placing items at the base. Its frustrating enough that I often just sell stuff rather than try to organize it.

I get stuck on doors often too. I had my pistol get stuck on a door and it dropped. I sometime get a hand stuck on crates also.

Realism can be cool in VR but it seems very difficult to do right.

[SEAGER]

Originally posted by buttmunch:

Originally posted by phlux:

Funny enough i just bought Into the Radius a few days ago and love it :D
It doesn't feel that janky to me after 6 hours or so tbh. So if Tabor is comparable to that i'd be fine with it.

They both have issue with placing items back at the base. Radius has the janky drawers. Tabor drawers work pretty good but doors are WTF?

It's way more janky than Into the radius.

[buttmunch]

Originally posted by SEAGER:

Originally posted by buttmunch:

They both have issue with placing items back at the base. Radius has the janky drawers. Tabor drawers work pretty good but doors are WTF?

It's way more janky than Into the radius.

I recently replayed ITR and I have to agree. They fixed most of the jankyness in that game. My previous reply was based on playing it a couple years ago.

GOT "fixed" IE removed some things like doors. They made some improvements on other things as well. However, its no where near as polished and working as ITR is today.

[noc]

- more than u can imagine, at the edge of nerves breakdown, but its still fun.. especially when gpu that u hunted for few hours dissapears from your hand after u carried it for half an hour barely alive thu whole map... u will learn how to suppress anger and hopefully dont destroy controllers. hop in.. life is easier when nightmare is only in vr ;)

[buttmunch]

Originally posted by noc:

- more than u can imagine, at the edge of nerves breakdown, but its still fun.. especially when gpu that u hunted for few hours dissapears from your hand after u carried it for half an hour barely alive thu whole map... u will learn how to suppress anger and hopefully dont destroy controllers. hop in.. life is easier when nightmare is only in vr ;)

After 50 hours played my attitude is that its better to wait until the game improves. I'll have more fun later if there are less bugs. Assuming it reaches that point ever.

[phlux]

Originally posted by buttmunch:

After 50 hours played my attitude is that its better to wait until the game improves. I'll have more fun later if there are less bugs. Assuming it reaches that point ever.

I'd guess that it most likely will not improve further than it already has.
It's been in development for a while now.
But still bought it on Meta store (because crossbuy) and i'm fine with how it is.