r/skyrimvr

My PC is 32gb ram with 3080 10GB and Ryzen 5 3600, and I have played through Skyrim VR FUS multiple times with my quest 3 using virtual desktop (and previous runs with PSVR1 on PS4, Rift S on a 1060 laptop, Quest 1, Quest 2, and now Quest 3).

I just found the PC adapter for PSVR2 for cheap and I've read that the foveated rendering can boost performance by a decent amount and that the toolkit keeps getting improved as time goes on, and it would be nice to play with OLED blacks again like back in the day on the quest 1).

Ideally I would upgrade my computer, but with current pricing of all tech, that really isn't an option; so what kind of performance and graphics boost would I get with the PSVR2?

Anyone playing the game with the PSVR2, how does it look and run, and if you've played on both the quest 3 and psvr2, what do you prefer?

Due to hardware limitations, my FPS standard for the content I like to make and my 20/20 vision despising most upscalers and frame manipulation I have been hard stuck on an older ENB version of Mad God Overhaul for years now.

There has always been issues but I am specifically creating this post to ask for assistance with bringing my combat animation, AI and frameworks up to snuff. I have a few glaring issues I need help with but more than anything I just don’t know how to find and implement the sort of combat system I’m looking for. Thanks.

yeah even gemini could't help me, gemini scheduled me for execution, i dont know why am i the only one that can't just fix the games

crashes some seconds after startup (my life hates me)

CRASHLOG
https://pastebin.com/84wSb0nL

I have HORRIBLE stick drift on my left quest 2 controller, and I have no idea how to remap it to my right (cause the left controller is responsible for movement). I use open composite unleashed, which would be great if it allowed me to rebind the joysticks... and that's the problem.

Also, before you ask:

https://preview.redd.it/wah2otylewjh1.png?width=274&format=png&auto=webp&s=6f1193132cb9f0494adf09873889591b23832597

Here is me not touch the joystick

The Grit modlists (Tahrovin Grit/Spirit of Grit) have been updated to v2.0.

This is a large update that adds some of the new SKSE gameplay and UI mods such as Physical Collision, Immersive Weapon Penetration, Floating Subtitles and Floating Damage.

As usual for each new version, it also adds new quests and new perks, covering concepts that still lacked enough dedicated perk branches such as druids, non-magical unarmored fighters and dwarven automata focused builds.

It also adds Gods and Worship to Spirit of Grit (Tahrovin Grit already had it since it was a bit ahead in versions). Gods and Worship is (in my opinion) a much more complex and impactful religion overhaul than Pilgrim or Wintersun which unfortunately also makes it a compatibility nightmare, so I've tweaked and patched the hell out of it to integrate it with the quests and various gameplay frameworks.

For those who aren't familiar with the Grit modlists :

• Tahrovin Grit is the NSFW version and Spirit of Grit the SFW one. They're otherwise functionally the same.
• They're full of gameplay content, much of it custom-made or tweaked for the list, all of it fully integrated into the progression system so you can mold your character to fit a huge variety of concepts.
• They're meant to be fairly challenging. You'll definitely start weak and will have to earn your power, which will take time and effort, but you can eventually grow from a nobody struggling to survive into a mighty hero capable of fighting off armies.
• They're meant to be comfortably playable on a mid-range computer. I personally play on a 3060, so the main profiles are made for that range. If your machine is worse than mine, there are performance profiles.
• They're also full of quests. Base Tahrovin already had a lot of quest content in it when Grit forked from it. Over time, in every major version since the fork, new quests have been added to Grit. Each of them has been playtested, tweaked, balanced, and custom-patched. This was easily the most time-consuming part of making the whole list, but by now Tahrovin Grit is full to the brim with new quests and new lands.

If you're looking for the best-looking list, MGO or Panda will probably be more your speed.
If you're looking for the most hardcore challenging list, you'll probably want Librum.
If you want the most performance-friendly list, that's still FUS.
And if you want the most NSFW-focused list, that would be Base Tahrovin.
With the Grit lists you get a little bit of all of the above, and mostly you get tons of content - all of it fully playtested, balanced, customized and integrated.

If you're interested, the readmes for Tahrovin Grit (https://aeloverim.github.io/) and Spirit of Grit (https://aeloverim.github.io/SpiritOfGrit/) should give you a more concrete idea of what the lists are like.

Now I'm probably going to stop making mod content and start actually playing for at least a little while ! Hope you enjoy and have fun !

Just a quick question -

For reference I am playing Enderal not Skyrim, but I would assume this works the same for both?

Anyways, I'm debating on if I should get the dual cast perk or not. It does more damage at the cost of more mana, but in VR i can just cast with both my hands? So isn't casting two destro spells at once at a target better then dualcasting one? It takes more mana sure, but it does more damage?

Just wondering, thanks!

Is Skyrim vr safe? Is my load order safe? 😱