Surprisingly intuitive and natural, it only takes a few seconds to master. Move through your existing PC games and the new emerging VR worlds with your feet. Compatible with the Xbox Adaptive ControllerĪ groundbreaking foot-powered gaming, VR and 3D motion controller.A smart dashboard with pre-configured modes (keyboard, joystick, …) + various games set-up.Your very own 3dRudder and its USB 2 cable.For whatever reason it doesn't even feel fake to me, it does not feel like flying but I don't get that weid feeling that something is off as with standard fps smooth locomotion.The 1st ever foot controller for Virtual Reality & PC games. The most epic and most comfortable way for moving about in a VR game was the constant/linear speed (no acceleration) click and fly movement of To The Top.
go on if you want, but everything here is fake as fuck, man!", takes me a bit out of the immersion everytime! Smooth locomotion on the other hand just doesn't feel right, even with no motion sickness at all my head instantly tells me "Yo, this not right. I usually do this for a very strange reason, many games have thumps-rested-on-touchpad locomotion for Vive where you don't have to press any button (or the touchpad itself) and for some reason I found this way of using the controllers the most comfortable for my hands and the mechanically least abrasive way for the controllers, teleportation usually requires a touchpad or button press and I don't want that lolĪnyway, both ways of moving around in VR feel off, teleportation not as much but it makes everything feel static (tho there are variants like dash teleport which feel more dynamic) and exploring doesn't feel as epic using teleportation if you don't ever get the sensation of actual geometry warping around you when you traverse the world. I think I've played more games with smooth locomotion activated (if there was an option for both) than with teleportation, but that's not really because I prefer that system.
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