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Granted, but the rest of your hair falls out. As do your fingernails and toenails. I wish I could find the perfect burrito.

Grills.

Fluttering Automatons Destroy Incredible Monstrosities. ROSSW

That really is the way it should be done. Turning your head IRL doesn't turn your gun, so why should it do so in a game? The biggest problem with this was and wasn't the fault of Valve. Because the game was originally made with 2D-only in mind, sides of your weapons that were never intended to be visible are now visible...and you can see where they never placed any polygons. This is especially noticeable on the gravity gun.

What they did for VR in Half-Life 2 (when it worked) was had the guns and crosshairs move (with the mouse) independently of the head. You can aim to multiple places without turning your head. This felt wonky as all get-out at first with the crowbar, but by the time I got to the place where you kill the two Metrocops ("They're going to be looking of you now. You'd better run; there's nothing else you can do here."), it suddenly clicked and it became super easy to figure out. I was actually aiming BETTER in VR than without it.

Just wanted to let y'all know that I am getting to the people who have emailed [email protected] but I'm taking everyone in order that they were received. As we're in the Bronze Tier now, many of the people's lists contain games that were already sent to other winners. As such, I am giving them 24 hours to respond with an updated list before I move on to other winners. I want to be as fair as I can to everyone. If you haven't gotten an email yet from me at [email protected], rest assured that you haven't lost your place in line. I will be getting to you soon. Thanks for your patience!

Sounds like Duke Nukem Forever. "Where's my cookbook? WHERE'S MY COOKBOOOOOOK?!?!"

Valve broke SteamVR for use with the Rift DK2 so I haven't used it that much. And I'm still having issues with juddering even now with my GeForce 970. When Half-Life 2 was working in my Rift, I was able to get from the beginning to the airboat on my first attempt, but then the airboat had scaling issues (the video looked too zoomed in to be usable). Valve fixed that, then I was able to get from the airboat to the part where you have to navigate under the bridge before Valve broke SteamVR and they haven't fixed it to date. It's usable for me.

It may have been the DK1. The DK2 has a focus wheel for each eye.

Focusing isn't a problem for me, but I don't need glasses. Did you try both sets of lenses?

As I can attest, having a VR unit myself (an Oculus Rift DK2), it's not the head movement per se that causes the motion sickness. It's the lower frame rate than your mind is expecting. When you have a low frame rate on a monitor, it's fine. You can even watch a slideshow like your avatar here is, Binky, and not have any trouble, but when viewing it through VR, it becomes a problem. Think of it like a boat. Your mind thinks something should go smoothly in a certain direction and it doesn't. It judders and staggers. This constantly makes your brain feel like you're going to fall over, getting you dizzy and sick. Only at extremely high frame rates (probably 90fps or better) could this feeling go away. And to say nothing of what happens in, say, Half-Life 2 where you're walking along and suddenly everything stops moving for the loading screen. It feels like you had the ground pulled out from under you and you're suddenly dizzy. You thought you were fine and the suddenly, That's the biggest problem I see with VR that could be solved in the future--lower frame rates and movement pausing.

I have an issue with itchy skin. All day, every day, random parts of my body itch. Sometimes, it feels like someone is sticking me with a pin randomly. I'm sitting there, trying to work on something, and suddenly, someone jabs me with a pin my shoulder. I have to itch it to make the feeling go away, then less than five minutes later, another pin jab in the back of my left leg. Then again later in the small of my back. The underside of my foot. The back of my head. My stomach. It's been going like this for YEARS and it's driving me up the walls! If I knew what was causing it, that'd be something...

The main thing that interests me with the Vive over the consumer release version of the Rift is the front camera. I envision some augmented reality going on with that, too. I just wish it was TWO cameras; see the world around you in 3D and have a real experience. Even though I currently have a Rift (DK2), I'm looking towards the Vive more. I just wish the Hololens had a better FOV. I envision a day where I can eliminate my monitors virtually completely and work with my programs as windows stuck on my wall or sitting on my computer table, in full 3D.

Doctor

Belated Christmas present for me from my dad today. I was like: Thank you! It's working like a dream!

Hadouken

It does count as a hit-and-run.

Hello! There are still some Silver Tier winners that have yet to contact me with their list of games. You can see the names of the winners here (the italicized and grayed out names have contacted me with their games): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FlWr3hQqgb-X3LYpD8kWCqawQvrqT7m3i6pj6KxbTxU/edit#gid=0 Beginning tomorrow, January 9, I will begin moving on to the Bronze Tier winners. This will mean that the list of available games will continue to shrink and you may miss out on a game that you want. If any Silver Tier winner has their name grayed out and italicized and has NOT received their game or an email about it, PM or email me at [email protected] ASAP so that your game can be sent to you. Again, beginning tomorrow, January 9, I will be sending out games to the Bronze Tier winners. Thanks! EDIT: Also, if you're a Bronze Tier winner and you have not yet contacted [email protected] with your list of games, do so as soon as you can as well so you can secure your place in line. I will be taking the emails in the order I received them. The list of available games can be found here.

Eating.

First-person survival Christmas shopping.

He plays the game normally while recording the movements. Then re-replays the recording in slow-mo while transferring it into a movie file.

How old is Chip in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast"? I ask because he seems to be really young, like less than 10 years old. In the song "Be Our Guest", Lumiere says that they've been transformed into household objects for at least 10 years ("10 years we've been rusting"). Does that mean that, as objects, they're technically immortal--never aging? Does Belle's love for the Beast transforming them back to human cause them to become mortal again? Or was Chip born a teacup and transform into a human? And what does THAT say? So many questions!

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