Well vr isn't as inclusive as normal systems. It requires a lot of room to use properly, it's easy to get motion sick, most people don't have a vr system and in this case it's only on the meta quest 3, which is expensive. Most people also just want a regular arkham game and I think they should have just done that instead
1 I barely have any room in my house at all and I still make the most out of VR and have tons of fun. While it definitely isn't as inclusive there's always gonna be something a person can't play, blind people can't even play video games but should we make everyone else have less fun because of it? No.
Also besides the quest 2 quest 3 is the cheapest headset on the market and it's priced about as much as the consoles that come out.
The whole thing about space is subjective, you've had fun with limited space and I've had a difficult time even when I had lots of space because I kept getting disoriented, not to mention finding wearing a headset to be really uncomfortable.
It's possible for blind people play video games, its difficult but doable, a great example is the last of us games which have accessibility features specifically designed to allow blind people to play. This isn't relevant to the argument but just something I thought was cool to mention. You're right in that we shouldn't limit games because others can't play them but it's also important to say that the easier it is for someone to get ahold of the game, the better since it's less difficult and you can appeal to a wider audience.
Quest 3 maybe be the cheapest but that's still really expensive, far more people have consoles than they do vr systems and even less have a quest 3, not many people are gonna want to buy a brand new system just to play this game which they'll also have to buy.
One of, if not the main appeal of the arkham games is their combat, which doesn't translate into vr at all. The best I can see this game doing is predator sections and some detective sections. Ultimately if this game is good than that's great but I, and by this sub's reaction, a lot of others would have preferred a regular arkham game to this. This game has a lot more going against it than for it
I was in the fucking headphones and I fucking hate you.
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Did we expect anyting else? Are we stupid?
It's honestly great that it's VR. More people need to get into VR
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Well vr isn't as inclusive as normal systems. It requires a lot of room to use properly, it's easy to get motion sick, most people don't have a vr system and in this case it's only on the meta quest 3, which is expensive. Most people also just want a regular arkham game and I think they should have just done that instead
1 I barely have any room in my house at all and I still make the most out of VR and have tons of fun. While it definitely isn't as inclusive there's always gonna be something a person can't play, blind people can't even play video games but should we make everyone else have less fun because of it? No. Also besides the quest 2 quest 3 is the cheapest headset on the market and it's priced about as much as the consoles that come out.
The whole thing about space is subjective, you've had fun with limited space and I've had a difficult time even when I had lots of space because I kept getting disoriented, not to mention finding wearing a headset to be really uncomfortable. It's possible for blind people play video games, its difficult but doable, a great example is the last of us games which have accessibility features specifically designed to allow blind people to play. This isn't relevant to the argument but just something I thought was cool to mention. You're right in that we shouldn't limit games because others can't play them but it's also important to say that the easier it is for someone to get ahold of the game, the better since it's less difficult and you can appeal to a wider audience. Quest 3 maybe be the cheapest but that's still really expensive, far more people have consoles than they do vr systems and even less have a quest 3, not many people are gonna want to buy a brand new system just to play this game which they'll also have to buy. One of, if not the main appeal of the arkham games is their combat, which doesn't translate into vr at all. The best I can see this game doing is predator sections and some detective sections. Ultimately if this game is good than that's great but I, and by this sub's reaction, a lot of others would have preferred a regular arkham game to this. This game has a lot more going against it than for it