u/MarquisDeThon

I recently moved furnitures in my room so I wanted to reconfigure my Play Area but it don't work properly. When i get to the custom area configuration it makes the base circle at my feet but the moment I pull a trigger to modify it the circle disappear and it won't let me add/remove space except like 10 meters away through the wall.

Anyone had a similar problem and found a solution ? If there's anyway to configure your Play Area without using the PSVR2 App I'd be happy to know

First, it's clearly one of the most unique Gundam shows, and it feels so refreshing especially after my first watch of Wing. The plot, the conflict, the art style, the mech designs, the musics (damn we need Yoko Kanno on other Gundam shows), everything is so unique and yet so close to your usual Gundam show at the time.

I love how MS have never been goofier in the way they move/fight and i also love seeing them doing other stuff that just fighting, which isn't very common in the franchise. The only thing i'm kinda upset about is the ridiculously small amount of modern model kits we have (1 HG and 2 MG if i'm not mistaken).

The soundtrack is definitely the one that stood out the most for me compared to other Gundam shows, it's just so good, Moon might be the best Gundam OST overall imo and even the OPs are insanely good, i could listen to TurnATurn non stop.

The cast of a Gundam show never made me so emotional, I'm almost crying just rethinking about that scene where Sochie puts on her wedding death after Gavane's death. And speaking of his death, Turn A is so good at showing the horror of nuclear weapons, especially throught the eyes of people who don't even know what it is, i don't think any other Gundam show did it so well and it's actually suprising how long it took for this franchise to do this.

I definitely don't regret waiting so long before watching it (i got into gundam 6 years ago) cause i think it definitely hits different after watching everything that came out because it (well except Gundam X, i still need to watch this one) and i have no doubt it will be one of my favorite if not my favorite Gundam show and i doubt it will ever change.

There's so much to say about this show but i think you get the point already, i love it in every way.

Btw my motherboard is a MSI B650 GAMING PLUS WIFI so idk if an extension cable for the antennas/buying other antennas (like shark fin ones so i can put it on the PC case) would be a better solution that the dongle or if i should get an extension cable for the dongle

I want to buy my first VR headset this year and I'll probably get the Steam Frame depending on the price but in case it's too expensive for me I wanted to know what could be worth buying second hand for PCVR.

I have a pretty good pc (RX 9070 XT, Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 32GB of DDR5) and my main interest in the Steam Frame is the wireless dongle because I have a shitty very unstable wifi and it would be a good option to not have to mess with a cable and it's standalone capability is a good plus even if it's not my main interest.

I really don't want a Quest because I prefer either a PCVR only headset or a more free OS like SteamOS and I don't want to give money to Meta and it would be best if I don't need any base stations

A few days ago my K702 I've had for around 3 years now (and bought second hand from an audiophile friend) started hurting my ears a few days ago. I guess it's probably the earpads that are too old so now the headphone press on my ears.

I already made some research for earpads replacement and saw a lot of people recommending Dekoni but it's too expensive for me especially with all the taxes and duty as someone from France (it would cost me 93.48€ for the Elite Velour ones).

So I tried this random brand on Amazon with decent ratings but after trying them for a few minutes they're just horrible they made my head hurt because of how hard and heavy they are and made me feel so hot.

Can anyone recommend me something else ? Should I just buy the official ones ? I saw a few people talking about brainwaz but I don't want to buy something else without confirmation it's good

As someone who didn't play any System Shock game yet and planning to buy the Steam Frame, it sounds like an insane news. Always been interested in what an Immersive Sim would be like in VR.

It makes me wish even more for a Deus Ex 1 VR mod (I think there are fans working on this) but considering the look of the remaster that was announced I'm not sure an official one would convince me or I'd need a mod to make it look like the original game.

I already played the first one last year but I'm thinking about replaying it already, also I never played DE 2 (because I didn't manage to make the GOG version work yet) or The Fall (but I don't know if this one is really worth it)

Salut je me rappelle d'un jeu auquel j'avais joué sur PC quand j'étais très jeune (je suis née en 2002 je devais avoir max 10 ans quand j'y jouais) et j'aimerais le retrouver.

De ce dont je me souviens c'était un jeu en 2D avec des graphismes assez simple qui aurait pu être fait sur paint honnêtement avec des couleurs très plates. Je crois que c'était un point & click "à la première personne" un peu RPG dans un univers médiéval fantaisie, je crois qu'on jouait un chevalier et il me semble que c'était assez enfantin voir même que c'était un jeu éducatif.

Je me rappelle pas de beaucoup plus que ça à part que vers le début on rencontre un ennemi (un orc/ogre il me semble) et j'arrêtais pas de perdre à cet endroit

Merci d'avance pour vos recherches