Players on the Rift or playing through Virtual Desktop - any similar experiences? I'm also thinking of fiddling with OpenComposite to compare performance. Still, I got to experience Blade & Sorcery in full today and this game is amazing. The gameplay in Blade & Sorcery is GREAT, the graphics are GREAT, the dev is Awesome and the modding community is good. Gotta be extra mindful of tangles in between rounds. The game Ive been dreaming of since before VR was created. It’s insanely brutal and realistic violence with heaps of different types of weapons and spells make for some of the most fun gameplay you can experience.

Tradeoff - no Natural Locomotion and no Turn Signal. Blade and Sorcery is a VR Fantasy Sword fighting game that has probably some of the best combat you’ll ever experience in a VR game. I lost that much time my Oculus headset's input being translated into SteamVR input without knowing it and I was legit shocked. Weapons still had weight, but I could manipulate them more quickly and naturally, with enough leeway to get in little nicks and stabs from my off-hand that I previously couldn't. It said something about my headset not being supported, but launched anyway after dismissing the alert.Įverything immediately felt so much more responsive. From Steam (not the SteamVR Home), right-click Blade & Sorcery -> hit play -> select 'Launch Blade & Sorcery in Oculus VR Mode'. Blade & Sorcery is a medieval fantasy sandbox like no other that focuses on melee.

Today, I was doing a bit of tinkering when I found that B&S can run in Oculus Native mode. The era of weightless VR wobble sword combat is over.

Become a powerful warrior, ranger or sorcerer and devastate your enemies.

The only other game I play on SteamVR is Holopoint, which is not at all as demanding, so it's fairly smooth. Blade & Sorcery: Nomad is a built-for-VR medieval fantasy sandbox with full physics driven melee, ranged and magic combat. I figured maybe my it's blocking on my processor, an i5-9400. Coming in, I knew that swinging items had a bit of delay to give them weight, but it always felt too sluggish to be able to properly parry anything - even when something I'm using as light as a rapier. via Link, and Blade and Sorcery has been a blast since day 1.

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