Is Oculus Quest 2 VR supported?

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I have never played vr games and I was about to buy Oculus quest 2 vr but I'm not sure does fallout 4 vr supports oculus quest 2?

Thanks for answering!!

[Funnystash]

You need a PC to run graphically demanding games, Quests are portable however you can connect it to a PC, you could play max payne on your phone in 2012 where you once needed an expensive computer to play it, perhaps that day will come to these games but that is not the current state of gaming today.

You can use portable quest headsets on PC's however the wires if you don't already own them can start at price of $100 for a single wire, just for the fibre optic cable wire. I don't own any quests however so can't tell first hand the benefits of a Quest2 vs etc

[Matthew]

im playing this with quest 2 wireless. using virtual desktop from the quest 2 store. works perfectly. Using the Fallout 4 VR Essentials Overhaul mod pack.

[ankachan]

I am using Quest 2 via WiFi (5Ghz) and it works fine. I am gettin the essentials pack right now xD

[X]

Thanks for answering guys!!!

[ShrapnelGrant]

Yes it works connecting to steam Vr via wifi.

[Driadon]

If you're worried about battery or your wifi connection, this cable also works great and is cheaper than the official transfer cable https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B09WMG544P/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Edit, also playing it vanilla

[X]

Originally posted by Driadon:

If you're worried about battery or your wifi connection, this cable also works great and is cheaper than the official transfer cable https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B09WMG544P/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Edit, also playing it vanilla

Ah amazing thanks!!

[Funnystash]

I don't understand why people need wireless feature for PC games where you sit on your butt for most times, wires don't run out of battery as you hear others whine in multiplayer contractors mods they need to log off because they only get 4hrs charge, meanwhile i can easily binge play multiplayer for 14hrs straight and the wire never bothers me

[Alrethe]

Originally posted by FunnyStash . com:

I don't understand why people need wireless feature for PC games where you sit on your butt for most times

You know this comment train is for a VR game ya? And wireless VR headsets are a lot more comfortable to use and you are not sitting on your butt. Instead standing and moving around in a limited zone.

That said. I'm playing Fallout VR with Mods (get FRIK from nexusmods at a minimum) via Quest 3 and the Steam link app on the Quest 3 (so wireless). No issues outside the normal Bethesda crashy game code. With 5Ghz wifi. 2.4Ghz and it would drop connection from time to time.

Others have noted Virtual Desktop (paid) and there is also the Meta Quest Link feature. I've used all three and since Steams Link app came out that's been the most stable for me.

[REKTs Buttz]

Originally posted by FunnyStash . com:

I don't understand why people need wireless feature for PC games where you sit on your butt for most times, wires don't run out of battery as you hear others whine in multiplayer contractors mods they need to log off because they only get 4hrs charge, meanwhile i can easily binge play multiplayer for 14hrs straight and the wire never bothers me

You sound like an ev owner.....as long as youre happy everybody else must be stupid for not being happy with the way YOU like things. Ive played vr since the dk1.....then a vive ....then the greatest vr invention ever made .....the tpcast......and now i have both a vive pro and htc wirless adapter and a quest 3 .....id rather not play vr if its got to be tethered......with the exception of some games like tower defense and vr strategy games like aliens dark decent......i like to move especially in first person shooters and physically turn....its part of the imersion of vr. Having to deal with managing that cable is a F(K)NG HASSLE and imersion breaking. On the subject of the battery.....if using a quest 2 or 3 theres no excuse to run out of battery...if using a tiny 10000mah battery youll get 5-6 hours before the quest dies assuming the quest was fully charged at start of session.....once the external battery dies you can hot swap a new one without taking the headset off ....i use a 20000mah battery and have played for 6 hours straight and still had 30% on the pack and the quest was at 100%......if you wanna sit on your ah(zz) and play.....thats your preference....many of us like to physically move around while playing

[Verysalt]

Originally posted by Matthew:

im playing this with quest 2 wireless. using virtual desktop from the quest 2 store. works perfectly. Using the Fallout 4 VR Essentials Overhaul mod pack.

I've been playing wireless, too, but the 5Ghz antenna right on my forehead was worrying me. Playing high-band games requires a lot of power to transfer. It would be interesting to know the maximum wattage to transfer 5Ghz volume from OC2 to a router. Cable is a safe option in this regard.

[Zodasaur]

Originally posted by FunnyStash . com:

You need a PC to run graphically demanding games, Quests are portable however you can connect it to a PC, you could play max payne on your phone in 2012 where you once needed an expensive computer to play it, perhaps that day will come to these games but that is not the current state of gaming today.

You can use portable quest headsets on PC's however the wires if you don't already own them can start at price of $100 for a single wire, just for the fibre optic cable wire. I don't own any quests however so can't tell first hand the benefits of a Quest2 vs etc

They aren't just wires. They are entirely pre-constructed fiber optic cables. These cost a lot to make. They aren't just wire.

[Momo]

Quest 3 user here, via WiFi (5ghz but not 6e connection) and works flawlessly.

I am also a Oculus Rift owner and damn, being wireless is just a game-changer. No sensors, not a single damn cable that "touches" you while gaming nor constrict your movements at all.

Nobody who have actually experienced the feeling to be wired and then wireless can say "it doesn't change the experience" rofl.

[Famix]

Originally posted by My name is you.:

I have never played vr games and I was about to buy Oculus quest 2 vr but I'm not sure does fallout 4 vr supports oculus quest 2?

Thanks for answering!!

You need an application from the Quest store called Virtual Desktop and a PC that meets the minimum requirements for this game

[Jouchebag]

Originally posted by Verysalt:

Originally posted by Matthew:

im playing this with quest 2 wireless. using virtual desktop from the quest 2 store. works perfectly. Using the Fallout 4 VR Essentials Overhaul mod pack.

I've been playing wireless, too, but the 5Ghz antenna right on my forehead was worrying me. Playing high-band games requires a lot of power to transfer. It would be interesting to know the maximum wattage to transfer 5Ghz volume from OC2 to a router. Cable is a safe option in this regard.

This is just about how much battery power Wifi uses vs. being wired, right?

Cause I read that first sentence and thought "Do they think 5ghz wifi is going to give them brain cancer? They're right, but at least that's 15-20 years from now."