▲ 12 r/Mordhau

What are your Mordhau "lore" headcannons?

Just reading up on some older post:

Serious LORE theory

LOREHAU: Fan lore for those of you who wanted a Mordhau story.

[LORE] Mordhau is more accurate than you think

This might be a really stupid question, but

Anything new or alternative to the perspectives mentioned here that you guys personally believe?

I like the scrapped idea that Mordhau is a medieval post-apocalyptic world, which could explain the varying armor/weapon types, but it could also just be a sorta war-torn Europe / Middle East... but then you have things like Horde and Demon Horde..?

It's not that deep as it clearly wasn't intended that way, but it's always fun to theorize! Right now we have Patchie and two large mercenary groups that do all sorts of heinous acts in the name of gold.

What do you guys subscribe to? Or is it.. "fuck the red team"

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u/KingSlayer05 — 2 days ago
▲ 48 r/VRchat

Have you guys ever seen "highly staffed" instances that actually warranted the time and energy people make it out to be?

I was in a Drinking Night the other night, playing games and hanging out. There was one person that was present for the game, but "sober" because they wanted to make sure everything was well moderated and taken care of. He was actually a very chill guy and I had no negative interactions with him, but I felt like he could've joined up if he really wanted to. Like it wasn't that serious.

Also saw someone get vote kicked, and then a "former" staff member go on a tangent on how they use be the only one handling staff interactions and how overwhelming it is, explaining as to why she stepped down.

I think my facial expression was as such:

https://preview.redd.it/6hk9uv8gv1dh1.png?width=318&format=png&auto=webp&s=e7cb118e2f0a970bb29c813395a5c2cb1c8f1730

I've ran events outside of VRChat with upwards with 60+ people, and have had a handful of instances in VR that popped off where I simply gave my friends perms and trusted them to read the room if they had to kick someone. I don't think it VRChat can require that much mental bandwidth and stress outside of large rave or something intense, but maybe I'm wrong?

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u/KingSlayer05 — 11 days ago
▲ 6 r/VRchat

Active PC player worlds outside of Midnight Rooftop, Drinking Night and various bars?

I have a PC only avatar I really enjoy that also has face tracking, while I do enjoy the worlds mentioned above, it's a bummer when people can't see me or my expressions fully. PLus I feel like it's easier to converse with people who are PC users compared to new user quest users who arent age verified.

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u/KingSlayer05 — 12 days ago

I've loved my quest pro for years, but I am ready to jump ship the second there is a valve/vive all in one that isn't terrible. Am I alone?

Face and eye tracking and good resolution all in one? Fucking amazing man. I came from the original HTC Vive and rocked it in the early years of 2017 onward. Nothing will ever beat prime VR gaming, especially those early VRChat years.

But man, the Quest Pro has been the least user-friendly device that has ever occupied space in my home. Forced updates suck, "Horizon" operating system or whatever it goes by nowadays sucks. Inside-out tracking is just the worst. That thing the controllers do when they get too hot and then go unresponsive. Sick.

I've probably spent 10 hours minimum troubleshooting my Quest Pro over the years, and while it is bliss when it works, it's been nothing short of infuriating at times and forces me to caution people getting into VR through meta's ecosystem.

This is a first world problem and despite bumps in my life, I am extremely privileged and fortunate. But man, why does VR have to be this way? I'm sure I had game performance issues back in the day, but I don't think my HTC Vive ever gave me a genuine headache that wasn't a simple setting or toggle away from fixing. I don't understand why meta is this way lol.

that's it

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u/KingSlayer05 — 19 days ago
▲ 25 r/VRchat

Just wanted to probe your guys' brains a little bit!

What makes a good world for you? and what makes a bad one?

From layout, to color and world design, to available games, bar or lack of bar- the list can be endless.

This is less so asking about culture and more functionality and digestability/replayability! Playing around with some ideas for my community right now however, I'm trying to avoid some more than common- asset dumping and bare bone (sometimes paired nicely with AI Slop) worlds that can be found in VRChat. If I decide to move forward with this with my community and local creators/artist I want it to be a passion project I know people will enjoy :)

Appreciate any input!

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u/KingSlayer05 — 3 months ago