Reseñas recientes de ElectroTheLonelyAce

I like this game for not only the community, but also just the general way the game is made, this isn't no Vrchat where it's just another group of devs making a user-generated content game. No, this game has passionate game devs, they care about their game, and do the best they can with the broken way unity does things (I experienced this myself tbh), and are constantly finding ways to fix and improve upon the platform in any way possible without cutting any corner. But that does come with a cost, it takes time to do that and we all need to exercise patience with this stuff, like I said, this isn't just another Vrchat that just slaps ♥♥♥♥ together and hope to god it works, they actually take time on updates so when they do roll out they work flawlessly. Quality over quantity is the best thing ABI (Alpha Blend Interactive), which owns ChilloutVR, has ever done.

I love this tool, being an IT professional and a system integrator, this type of tool is not only a cakewalk for me, but is extremely helpful and exciting to use. I see a lot of people using this to inspect the system performance, or to use it as a benchmark monitor while actually in VR! Very useful for a lot of applications as it isn't just a bunch of numbers, and a couple of graphs on your wrist, it can be used to control specific VR applications render resolution per eye, as well as force a specific sound device for both mic input and output (use a separate headset alongside my VR one, this feature is useful if I don't want SteamVR from changing ♥♥♥♥ automatically), and it doesn't stop there!

Basically the only thing i use this for is a playspace mover, ik it can be used for more, but still useful in this way for me. A great tool for people who just want to screw around in VR or want to position themselfs in VR without a stool or something.

Even though it's required to pretty much run every game in VR mode or every exclusive VR game, it still sees regular use since the downsides of VR are outweighed by the upsides of it. If you've been in VR for more than an hour, you'll know what I mean by 'immersion', that's basically what VR is. Now if Valve actually fixes SteamVR for AMD cards and the HTC Vive headsets...

Yes, very memes, mhmm

EAC was a mistake... Doesn't fix the modded clients issues, and better yet, doesn't stop the avatar based crashers... even better, EAC uses a horrid amount of background resources, as well as it's a general security issue as it checks and reads literally EVERY. FILE. THAT. EXISTS. ON. YOUR. SYSTEM! I do not trust EAC to run on my system, as well as be automatically installed on my system as well, that's why I never play games with kernel-based anti-cheats. I actually would love a game that uses something similar to VAC (Valve Anti-Cheat), whereas the anti-cheat just checks and verifies the game files only, and as well as running game code to check for malicious game hooks, and locks the modded community to a certain set of servers, as well as the non-modded community to their set of servers, would make a lot more sense for a game like this (credit goes to a SOG video). But, now I see that they really hated us, bc now they decided to take legal action against modders as well as steal the mod makers code without proper credit. will not ever come back to VRChat ever again... goodbye VRChat, signing off...

Gmod may be an eerie, quiet game sometimes, but with the right addons, and with friends you trust, Gmod can be fun! Play it with friends, even on servers, but be careful, this game has no way to protect you from bad people, so stay safe out there in Gmod!

The game is full of things to do, you never have nothing to do. It allows you to go at your own pace, but while giving you an fps experience. It allows you to craft, construct, and mine certain resources, and has a lot of different buildings to choose from. It is a very good substitute for subnautica, while preserving a very different alien world like view. Although in the alpha phase, it gives you an adventurer feel to find different reasorces, craft different items, and construct different buildings that will collect resources over time and make adventuring easier.