The second biggest thing (a close second) are the technical issues. I do not deny, however, that this game is challenging to deal with from a performance perspective, I'm not say people with high-end rigs aren't right to expect better. I repeat, I have an i5-4590 and GTX 970 and I'm loving playing Fallout 4 VR. It was never going to be awesome work of art in VR because it was never awesome on the flat screen. People just liking to complain that, at the end of the day, this is a port of an already known-to-be flawed/old gaming engine.
People have ganked their configs with dodgy tweaks killing their performance, and then complain it is the game's fault.There is a suggestion that perhaps people on low-end specs, like me, have less expectations and therefore less likely to be disappointed. People with high-end specs are used to getting zero reprojection in normal made-for-VR games and are just focusing on the data rather than just feeling how the experience is.So, without intending to unduly trivialise the experiences other people are having, I can't help but feel a lot of peoples' experiences fall into one of three scenarios: Of course, I am getting reprojection ( Wikipedia), a lot of it, and with the graphics running at native Vive resolution and no anti-aliasing ( Wikipedia), it is quite pixelated ( Wikipedia), but it is still definitely good enough for me to forget all that after 5 minutes and just get lost in the game. Comments like "I have a 1080ti and and I am only getting 45 fps/massive reprojection/etc" are rife.Īnd I do find it a bit strange, because I have exactly the spec for general entry-level VR, an Intel i5-4590 and Geforce GTX 970, and I find the game to be totally playable with no supersampling ( Wikipedia) and TAA ( Wikipedia) off (more about that later). If you read the likes of the Steam discussion forums and Reddit r/vive, there are many many complaints of people with high-end systems say they have performance issues. Perhaps the biggest question coming from people that don't currently own the game is "How well will it run on my system?"
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