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It was fun for what it was, but I would be dissapointed if they didn't build onto this and let us play the whole game like this. It's just a little bit more work. I have secretely wanted this for like a year, ever since I got my VR headset. so them doing that would be amazing
TL;DR My issue is that the groundwork for something amazing is already here, they just have to let us load our farm instead of the playgrounds map and figure out the menus.
VR "demos" like this set a bad example for other companies, and the more shallow vr games come out, the more likely AAA companies are going to do the same. VR is not as hard as most people think, as VorpX demonstrates, it just takes a bit of tweaking to get the 3D aspect to work, the only thing that needs development is the touch controls. I'll be disapointed if this playground is just the end to slime ranchers VR development, I hope that eventually we will get a version of slimerancher VR that is able to follow the game, not just stand aside and look cool.
Yes..the DLC is free..... to people who own the base game.
Is it free to people who do not own the base game and bought the game expecting to play the game in VR? No. Absoultely not. I already owned the base game and I got what I paid for (or at least my kids did as I never played the pancake version) but with the DLC I thought I'd give it go. Looked like a fun game to play in VR....except there isnt any game to play.
You do understand people with VR headsets may be buying this game expecting to play it in VR right? YEs the store page is quite clear on what it is but anyone who's been playing VR games for a while knows a lot of desktop games have gotten VR patches / updates over the last couple of years and it;s been the full game ported to VR.
You're white knighting here and kinda wrong here. No one said it's easy to code but the game is made with Unity which specifically has the tools to port it with ease to VR. The actual amount of work needed to port the whole game to VR was minimal at best. The unity engine itself would have done most of the work.
Also, as I've said, developers of numerous other games (big and small developers) have ported the full game with ease. Just a few examples of titles would be...Windlands, Payday 2, The Forrest, Zaccaria Pinball, Asetto Corsa, Subnatica, Hellblade etc etc
This is just silly. Your whole argument is "consider yourself lucky because you have something I dont"?
Explain to me what the point of having a VR headset is if I cant enjoy a game in VR? It's like buying a blu ray player but only being able to watch the trailers for movies.
You're not offering a counter argument here.
The game in VR. This is not the game in VR. This is just a couple of areas to wander around for a few minuites.
You dont "reproduce or remake" the game in VR. The game is already made in unity and all the assests already exist. It's not hard to do with the Unity engine.
https://unity3d.com/learn/tutorials/topics/virtual-reality/deploying-your-vr-project
You really dont have much of a clue about this do you? you're litterally commenting on something you have no first hand experiance of.
This is a 5 min experiance at best. If you're someone who gets off just sitting and looking at something for hours and hours on end then good for you. Yes it looks nice but so do all the actual VR games I have. I'd much rather have something to do than something look at.
Now you're just being condecending. People didnt spend money on a VR headset just so so they could enjoy a 5 min experiance "looking at stuff" and they're most certainly not going to send them to people posting ridiculous unfounded comments on Steam.
I and everyone else not overly happy with this DLC just want a VR game, not useless little demos we cant do anything in.
If the dev wants to re-bundle the game and sell it as a seperate VR edition then so be it. I'm sure people would buy it...but this offering serves no purpose to anyone and is pointless. It;s not a game, it;s not a sandbox. You just walk around a couple of small areas and thats it.
But...since you seem to think you know better, I suggest you go throw down on a VR headset, spend a few months exploring and comparing content from other developers and THEN and only then coming back to say something here!
Till then, and I say this in the politest way I can, your opinion doesnt mean much because you really dont know what you are talking about.
I think you didn't read the title. It's literally "VR playgrounds." "PLAYGROUNDS" ! It's been said a long time ago that there will only be three new alternative zones, and that it wouldn't be the base game. Did you just see "Slime Rancher : VR" and stopped reading there ? And got all hyped for something you don't even know what you're gonna get ?
I am. Have you seen the "It's just a plus" ? If you have a VR headset, you must have already played other games. If you got VR only for Slime Rancher... Of course you'll be disappointed. That's why you search before buying, again. Don't tell me you want to get rid of your VR stuff just because of that ? It's like getting a Blu Ray player, but there is only one movie you can't watch.
Of course I don't ! But I read what people think, I watched YouTube Videos, so I'm not completely ignorant. I would enjoy the playgrounds sometimes, just relaxing a bit, playing and experimenting, have fun ! Doesn't seem that hard, does it ?
1) Hell yeah I am
2) No they didn't, because from what I see, it's not the only VR game that exists in the world, but again, I don't know what I'm talking about since I don't have VR.
3) Well I don't see why they would send their stuff to "ridiculous unfounded comments" too... Thankfully mine is not like that !
4) Well it's fun no ? Because it's not useless, and you can do stuff in it. I'm sure people out there are super happy with the playgrounds, and there are definitely things to do. Not imposed of course, you do whatever you want. "Playground".
Thanks, but I saw a lot of videos on YouTube. I quite know what's going on here and there. I don't need a VR headset, even if I could afford it.
And now, with everything said,
I turn the compliment back to you. And I say this in the politest way I can. :)
I played for about 10 minutes before I did everything there was to do. I'm dissapointed because they hyped it up to be "A fun, new way to experience the far far range!" What we got were a couple of tiny islands in the middle of the slime ocean, on the far far range.
Yea, we didnt pay for it, so? We can still be unhappy with something if it was free, we were excited for it and it flopped.
"if a game that was orignally flatscreen becomes VR and that's what makes you want that game you're shopping for games wrong." Wtf? You're saying its wrong to want a game because it came to VR? That's absurd to say, considering many have done exactly that and not been dissapointed, including me.
I feel like this needs to be reiterated : You really dont have much of a clue about this do you?
Yea yea yea, you watched videos about it. I watched videos on smithing, that doesnt make me a blacksmith. VR games often get churned out for a quick profit by developers. Its nice when you know a game is good, and it gets announced to be coming to VR.
This is not a game. This is an experience. You know, those free, quick to make games that last 5 - 10 minutes? That's what this is. It's why were complaining.
I'm not saying that you shouldn't want more to it, you have every right to want more. But from what complaints I have read and such it follows the general concept as if they didn't deliever what they promised, yet from those same complaints, from what I can piece together we were given exactly what we were promised.