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It's one of the final campaign missions, when you enter into the labs to unravel the "super weapon" hinted at throughout the game. Such a cool mission, I wish there was a whole horde map dedicated to it.

No denying that 😅😅once that shield breaks, the pressure gets intense.

Much obliged.

Awesome! What headset do you play on? Yes, it is realism, which is easier and harder in its own ways, but if you have a quick aim, you should be fine lol I like the MP5 for the HK slap lmao

@@alanikee838 I play on PS5 the VR2. I did not know you can slap with weapons. Always asked myself what to do in close combat. Nice to know. Thx

@@LightPresident95148 I'm actually referring to the MP5 reload mechanics lol nothing as satisfying as slapping down the bolt in the middle of a gunfight. Though I may have to try melee the enemies if they get that close.

That's a good point. I usually lean more towards the Pulse Spitter because it feels like a proper assault rifle. I should attempt another shotgun build. It's the reload time that kill me with the shotgun, but with the right mods, I could make a proper Doom build.

Absolutely true. I handle the NES or N64 controllers nowadays and wonder to myself, "how the hell did we use these things back in the day?" but over time design, functionality, and ergonomics filled in the gaps, and now we have the DualSense controller. With enough time, VR will be this seamless experience; probably something as simple as a pair of glasses and gloves to simulate touch.

Do it! For years I wrote off VR as a gimmick. But When I took the plunge years ago, NMS was one of those games that convinced me how incredible VR can be.

I agree with you entirely. We technically already fight the other alien species in the game in aerial combat; if HG took that to the next level, and allowed to us raid pirate settlements on planets or escort and protect moving convoy from raiders, that would be so cool!

Lmao No, there's no crosshair in the headset, so I would say the latter, but I'm far to humble to claim anything like that. I learned years ago how to point shoot; I guess I finally have a use for it lol Thank you for watching.

The gunplay is much different in VR, especially because I use a stock. I can handle the Multitool like a rifle, and so moving and aiming is so much natural than on flatscreen. Thank you for watching.

Thank you. I have no idea where I found it, but I always opt for Multitools that kind of have the space rifle aesthetic 😅

I'll have to try that out. Sitting isn't an option in VR, so I'd have to experiment with that in flatscreen. I wouldn't mind seeing it though 😅

@@alanikee838 yes you can do it with a VR because your character in NMS can sit

This is a CAR-15, with a T2 Aimpoint on a 2.26 riser. The game has a ton of awesome guns to use, but this setup is my go-to.

Awesome 😅 There's a few PSVR2 that are simply stunning in VR, and some notable ones coming out before the end of the year. I can't wait for Into the Radius to drop next month.

I use to be of the mindset that VR was a gimmick, so I can understand that viewpoint. But I've been VRing for years and I couldn't imagine gaming without it now. For me, regardless of how big or impressive TVs may become, it could never match the enjoyment of seeing and experiencing it with my own eyes. Thank you so much for commenting.

Totally? Not really. If you clear all the waves of the Sentinels, then they will be disabled on the planet until you reload the game from a restore point. If you're looking for a way to clear them quickly, you can go straight to a Sentinel Pillar and disable their forces directly, but that'll only last only you reload the game. The dissonance Sentinels never stop attacking; they'll continue spawning regardless of how many waves you endure. Thank you for watching.

Absolutely 😅 "holy crap" accurately encapsulates my first impressions as well. To be honest, it still does. Thank you.

I play on PSVR2, and the experience is just about flawless for me. I know that on PCVR, it can take a bit of work to get it functioning as it should. Thanks for watching.

That, my friend, is the wonder of sarcasm lmao

But shooting the bugs is the most enjoyable part lol Besides, they updated the game so that now you gather rancid meat when you kill the monstrosities, which can be sold for a high price. Thank you for checking out the video.

Thank you, brother. I actually use a VR gunstock when i play NMS, so that allows me to handle the Multitool like a rifle (all that shooting when I was a younger finally has some use lmao). Thank you so much for checking out the video.

@@alanikee838 no problem good job bro !

It actually looks better in the headset lol Yeah, NMS is something to behold in VR. Thanks for watching.

That I understand. Sometimes "adulting" is the worse lmao I know that firsthand. I hope you can get all the necessities out of the way quickly so you can get back to gaming lol Also, welcome to the Carribean; I actually reside north of you in Jamaica. Thanks for watching.

@@alanikee838 for real?! Extremely cool man! Yes moving here is the best decision of my life, never have i ever been so relaxed with so much to do. Aruba feels like a big village, trapped in the 70-80’s in the us. People here so friendly and easygoing. Can imagine Jamaica feels like that too

@@scrqqge Awesome possum. I'm glad you're having a great time out there. Jamaica can feel the same way at times lol

Absolutely, VR is the best hands down. Funny enough, I use to do the same thing as well: build fortresses (especially on aggressive planets) and fight off the waves like it's Starship Troopers. You got me inspired to do it again lol You can minimize the clipping of the Sentinels by how you construct the base. I may have to try it again. Thank you so much for watching.

That is true, and a great idea. Challenge accepted! 😁

Yeah, I definitely wasn't expecting that either lol Damn this game is cool. Thank you so much for watching.

I was having the same thought. I started using the outer ring like a holographic sight to align my shots lmao The Boltcaster can be wickedly powerful on a Sentinel Mutlitool, but the crutch is the time it takes to clear the field; that constant incoming damage is murder on one's shields and technology lol Thank you so much for watching.

Absolutely, one of the best VR experiences I have ever had. There's always something new to see. Thanks for watching.

Are you playing on PCVR? 🤔Perhaps I can search a solution and get back to you.

Thank you lol It's not even an S-class yet. I'm gonna have to farm some nanites and properly upgrade it. Thank you for watching.

Yah damn skippy lmao Let the great Sentinel hunt begin.

Wholehearted yes!!! If you enjoyed the game after a thousand hours, then VR is gonna feel like a transformative experience. The scale and detail when you see it with your own eyes is hard to convey, and shooting in VR is so much better than on flatscreen. Thank you so much for watching.

Ghost, you're a funny guy 😅😅😅I still have the same issue of getting home late. But I'll make every effort to stream tonight.

@@alanikee838 how you post everyday then, HUH?

@@Gh0styoo 😅😅😅 because I don't sleep at night. But it makes no sense to stream at midnight. I'll make a point to get home early tonight.

@@alanikee838 ok👍

Maybe one day, but not yet. To be honest, Bioware should be taking notes lol NMS has really set the bar for me in regard to space exploration. Thanks for watching.

I do agree with you. I play the game on challenging (which seems to have become more difficult since the last update), but even then, I would love combat in the game to be grueling. I do enjoy fighting the Sentinels on the dissonance planets, because they don't stop after five waves; they don't stop at all. Now, the latest rumors from the recent datamining have revealed a potential "purple" star system that may have completely new flora, fauna and enemies, so fingers crossed. Thank you so much for watching.

​@@alanikee838igual, sería interesante que la plaga que sale cuando recolectas núcleos larvarios fuera amenazante, algo así como la colmena de Destiny 2, es un juego del cual se pueden sacar muchas buenas ideas para mejorar el combate, algo tan simple como poder dar hacia atrás cuando cambias de arma en lugar de dar la vuelta entera seria mucho mejor

It's an airless planet. They're ugly, but near limitless jetpacking due to low gravity. There's much prettier out there.

There are moments when this game looks simply stunning. Though I actually the barrenness of airless planets; makes me feel like an Apollo astronaut. Thank you for watching.

See, here is a man who understands. It's been an amazing journey seeing how far gaming has come, and the potential of where it may go in the coming years. Secret of Mana was my jam on the SNES; I use to play through it, beat it, and then just start it again. And you ain't lying; even to this day I will occasionally pull up the soundtrack on UA-cam and relive the memories. It's great to hear that you and your wife share the same hobby; you're winning at life brother. Thank you for watching.

@@alanikee838 so true man so true

Look for airless planets, most of them are barren, little to no buildings as well.

I love finding these types of planets; it feels like I'm visiting the moon. Thank you for watching.

Low atmosphere planets. Drains life support faster, but you can jetpack around them due to low gravity.

Thank you so much!

Absolutely. Once you've experienced the game in VR, it's so hard to go back to it in flatscreen. Flying the starship, landing on planets and fighting Sentinels are vastly better in VR. I wish everyone could try it. Thank you for watching.

Thank you. I actually use a VR gunstock, so that allows me to aim the multitool like it's an actual rifle. I hope you get your controllers back soon; there's Sentinels and bugs need exterminating (insert my country drawl lol)

I play on the PSVR2, which I must admit, is extremely optimized on the PS5. I have heard from talking to others that getting NMS working on PCVR can take a bit of work, but I would encourage you to try again, especially with how great the latest update has been. Thanks for watching.

@@YokaiSpardaHunter yeah i had the same problem, but with the help of the continuous support and updates of some ‘connect wireless to pc programs’ the connection got better and better. Also tuning down your graphic wish list helped a lot. Now the game is far better optimized for the quest and ps5 and it is a joy to play, for me truly it is a dream came true. Landing on planets and exploring, examining stuff, getting in my ship, landing on a darelict freighter and have some tension in my game, after looting a bit i fly to a space station for some beers and talking to the locals. Life is good

Behold a real veteran of the stars! I agree completely; NMS is a great game on its own but playing it in VR is transformative. Thank you so much, Traveller, for your kind words.

I know about it but VR is too expensive

@@gridselix Yeah, I can understand that. I play VR on PlayStation (first on the PSVR1, and then on the VR2) and it's been a great streamlined experience for me, and probably the most affordable option for high-end VR gameplay. Something to consider, though the headset can be expensive, most VR games are surprisingly affordable, with some of the best not being more than thirty dollars, so the long-term cost does get minimized.

need to upgrade my whole pc to play nms vr my guy