Will I be able to sit still (always facing forwards) and play this game?

[JM]

Honestly with my full locomotion preference and the fast paced nature of this game, I'd prefer to be sitting at my desk and always sitting forwards. Will I be able to do that? Or will this game be like Vivecraft where no matter what locomotion setting I choose, I have to physically turn around in my chair if I want to go 180 the other direction? Fallout will be so tiring if that's the case.

#oldmanproblems

[Herr Pizza]

first of all, why do you even bother with Vivecraft if you don't want that, the very official Minecraft version on Windows 10 has a VR mode tacked on that is exactly what you're looking for, it's really just a stereoscopic 3D mode with headtracking and you play it normally otherwise (sitting). secondly, I believe they will have this covered, it works like that on Skyrim VR on the Playstation, so I guess having it optionally in this game shouldn't be too difficult

[JM]

Originally posted by Cheesus Chrust:

first of all, why do you even bother with Vivecraft

Vivecraft is an extremely slow paced game and is a relaxing experience. Fallout is not at all slow paced.

So you've no idea either if it will support it. k.

[Phaser Rave]

The nature of Vive games is that they're roomscale. I guess Oculus might have a way for you to sit down and turn? I don't have an Oculus Rift.
Now, if you just want to sit down, I think PSVR will be the better alternative, because you can turn in increments using buttons. The downside there is that Fallout 4 VR is PC exclusive for a year (if I recall correctly). PSVR has Skyrim VR right now, though.