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I haven’t played the psvr2 version in months, so I have no idea about what changed there. It wouldn’t surprise me if it’s still the same as what was released.

​@@valkeriancreatorThanks for the answer. What I mean is in the psvr1 version there was a glitch that all trophies that were "kill x times an enemy" lost the count when you turn off. This means that these trophies had to be achieved in one sitting, including defeating the final boss 10 times. Do you know if thr psvr2 version also has this glitch?

@@wisdomfromthecave if you want a game that is a game, there are many better options; but if you want this to learn about mindful meditations or to help you establish such a practice (the 2 things that Tripp is really good for) it is worth it. I am one of the very few players at psnprofiles that has the “400 tripps done” trophy, so I have seen this game’s full catalog. My conclusion is that it is a great meditation helper and guide for anyone who is seeking that activity, but if that’s not what you really want, you will get bored of the “meditation practice” very fast. It really isn’t a game. It’s basically a helper for a meditation practice using VR. I used this hundreds of times years ago, but never bothered uploading anything. That’s why I uploaded this now. Obviously I recommend it; just make sure that “a meditation practice” is what you are seeking. Otherwise, you will get bored of it within 10 hours. I saw the full catalog (all the talks, all the locations, etc.) so I spent around 100 hours with it. Tips? Use the custom trip and pick your own topic and location, instead of choosing the random one that the game generates daily. It’s great if you like this sort of thing 👍😎. If you prefer shooting and action I would recommend something else however (like Runner, Synapse, and Pistol Whip). Tripp is for the “meditation people,” including the ones who are new to it but interested in it.

@ - well, thank you for your lengthy but detailed response. I will indeed consider it. I love to smoke weed and do other things that can related to meditation. So, I think this would be a fun "tripp*". Ok, I will wait for it to go on sale or save up for it later. Thanks!

Remember that they only work vs. another human player in a quick match online multiplayer race, so, if you are doing it yourself you will need 2 psvr1’s. I’m guessing the push missile should be easy (just place the other player close to an edge and shot them to push them out) but the freezing missile (shutdown) might be problematic because you have to jump with one psvr1 and shoot with the other (and land the shoot on the guy that is jumping to the void) at the same time. Also, if you are using both psvr1’s in the same room there might be interference, or both might end up jumping forward, so it might be more challenging to pull off than expected. It might require perfect positioning and timing to pull it off solo for shutdown with 2 psvr1’s. I did it with a friend’s help, so it was easier.

@valkeriancreator the main problem alone is to get to the place fast enough On this game the moves Don interfere with the other VR Gonna try to do it with my wife and i hope we can get My second vr has a problem on the processor it stopped showing image Everything works like it's normally functioning Thanks for all the tips I wonder how hard the plat is Game is awesome

Same

@@Gogeta.1995any way to fix this?

@@natachadoucet3435 yeah just restart your game and immediately go to the fight

But try not to leave the fight if you do you will prob have to restart game again

@@NeroYoung 🤣 this looks very doable on video, but when you are the one doing it with the vr headset on it’s like “what!?” Getting the timing right to dodge the fastest double red arrows was quite challenging. I think I used the sound clues to know when was the right time to dodge because the visuals were not enough to guarantee getting it right. I also had much more training on these back then, which obviously helped. I did this one right after the platinum for Box to the beat, which wasn’t necessary harder, but it was much more demanding physically. If I wanted to redo these now, I would probably have to retrain and get used to them again. I definitely wouldn’t be able to return on day 1 at the same level that I had when I shared this video. I haven’t played highly active vr games in a while now. 😄. By the way, Les Mills Bodycombat is far better, in every way. Sadly, Les Mills had no trophies for it.

@valkeriancreator I do this for fun, I don't hunt trophies. But when there are like 2-3 doable trophies, I get platinum. Also, this looks extremely hard on the video itself, doing it by myself is gonna be a miracle. I just don't understand 2 things in this game, how to know what rank I have in any song and how to get 100 score while boxing?

@@Rexounet It is possible to get a used psvr cuh-zvr2 (the improved version) bundle for $150 and a used Ps4 slim for less than $150, both via eBay, and both in very good condition. Then, you can wait for a psn discount time for Raw Data, which typically lowers it from $40 to less than $10 during the discount days. In conclusion, you can get Raw Data, many other great psvr1 VR experiences, and your first full VR gaming setup for just $300. And I say this from experience because I have tried pc vr and psvr2 too: you get a high-quality VR experience with top psvr1 games, the only awesome stuff you would miss are very few top exclusives like Half-Life Alyx, but psvr1 has plenty of the rest. So, there is no need to dish out $1000 for the VR jazz. The truth is that the ps4+psvr1 route is very affordable and really good. 👍. If you have questions on that let me know. I am an “unofficial expert” on the psvr1 in general. I’ve had it since 2018. If you go the eBay route, just make sure that the seller has +100 user ratings at least, +95% positive feedback (to avoid scams), and good clear photos of the psvr equipment. If you are patient, it is 100% possible to find awesome deals there from good sellers. Also, just so you know: Astro Bot Rescue Mission and Rigs MCL are even better than Raw Data, but Raw Data is one of the top 20 on psvr1 indeed. Iron man vr is also at Raw Data’s level, but it doesn’t have weapon variety (such as bows and swords, in addition to shooting).

Those names are pretty funny 😄… I’m no golf expert at all, but if we follow what I saw in the trophy names for Moonshot Galaxy (psvr1), then, the -5 is silver condor and the -6 is golden condor. However, I don’t know if those are the real names in true golf, or if they are just made up names for trophies in Moonshot Galaxy (another VR golf game that is more arcade-style but just as creative as Walkabout Mini Golf). I think that in true golf it only goes as far as condor, and even for that, only a few real life golfers got it in true competitions. (And let’s be honest, this one I got here in the video probably was the easiest way to get it in this game.)

It is fun and it has great “happy adventure” vibes.

If you go at full force, get ready to buy another $500 VR headset in less than 4 months. I should know… 🤣 I cracked my first psvr1 headset going at full with Synth Riders’ force mode in expert difficulty. It only took a couple of days too. I learned the lesson after that. If you want “full force” training use a real kicking bag. Never do it with a VR headset, unless you want to buy a new one. Again: buy a real kicking/punching bag for serious training, don’t use VR for that. Also, I think this is obvious, but I am not a true kickboxing expert. If you want to watch that, you should be watching Shane at fightTips instead. I do appreciate your critique on my “form” however 😄. But, I think I need to warn people that VR headsets will break if you push them to the limit, so “go hard!” is terrible advice with a VR headset on.

@@valkeriancreator Ah yeah PS VR is expensive. You should get a second hand quest 2 for fitness only like me. Been doing bodycombat for half a year and only damage is water spots inside the lens because of the sweat. I wasn't talking about your form or technique. I was talking about you holding back while the purpose of this game is to push your cardio and muscles.

I would say that it is easier than beat saber. However, l got the platinum for it when it was released, and back then it was easier to get it. Later, the developer changed the scoring a little and added the point bonuses for higher speeds. Ultimately, they made it a little harder to get S ranks now, but it is still doable if you can either get a full combo (not miss any) at the fast speed, or do the same but with some critical hits in the normal speed. I know this because I completed the DLC trophies recently, and it’s definitely harder to get those S ranks now. I guess it’s almost like beat saber difficulty-wise at this point, but it is more tiring. The “hard trophy” is the S rank in beast mode, which I did using the tutorial song. It counts 1 point punches as a miss in that mode, so not missing requires understanding how to get critical hits. Basically, bigger swings that go through the target and continue going are more likely to be 20 points (critical hit) or 15 points. Knowing that and trying not to miss is the only way to get the beast mode “S”, even in the easier tutorial song.

@@valkeriancreator Thank you

Is this the same as the other guy asking for the other video? 🤣. This one is easier than Box to the Beat. The only challenging trophy is getting all A ranks, which won’t be easy in the last album, on both A and B sides, but this is definitely easier to complete than both beat saber and box to the beat.

@@valkeriancreator yes, i'm the same guy, haha. Thanks for the detailed answer. I think i play this game first than box to the beat. Which game you enjoied more?

@@SA-np9mb I have an even better answer for you now. It’s what I use myself. If you want a pretty accurate idea of the difficulty for any VR game or platinum, go to psnprofiles.com and click Trophies at the top. Then, filter the search with order= rarity psnprofiles, platform= playstation VR, type= platinum, and direction= descending. That gives a list of VR platinums (on psvr1 or psvr2) by order of difficulty, from easiest to most unreasonable 😄. Also, to answer the other question, from the boxing games and cardio games on psvr2, the best one by far is Les Mills Bodycombat. It’s the only one without trophies, sadly, but it works better than all the others. I also enjoyed Synth Riders with the Spin 180 modifier turned on on normal difficulty. It’s better than Beat Saber’s 90/360 degree levels with that Spin 180 turned on.

It is the one where Quill wakes up at the beach, before entering the mines for the first time. I forgot the chapter number, lol (it's been months since I played Moss 1). This part also happens close to the beginning of the mines, as soon as you enter them, so, this is much more convenient than the other option for this trophy. Retrying this is quick.

That sounds horrible. It’s not fun just hitting ball in center. Glad you said that because it saved me some money.

Get a quest bro you can buy used ones for decently cheap (just wash it really good before hand 😂) but i wouldn’t even bother with PSVR Sony won’t be supporting it as much anymore cause it isn’t as doing as well anymore.

This is the main reason why I am keeping the ps4 "Dreams" disc. There are some people that really made gems there. This "Tron VR" hypercycle game is one of them, definitely in the top 10 of all dreams creations by individual users, and surely in the top 3 among the VR ones. It wouldn't even surprise me if it was the top VR creation made there because it looks like an official Tron VR game. This proves that epic stuff can be made if the resources and the time are given to the right people. If Sony was serious about VR development, this guy who made Hypercycle by himself is one of the people I would be trying to hire for sure. But alas, big companies typically don't act that smart because of all the politics going on in them. The people with the creative talent already exist however.

It does, but it doesn't let you pick them individually. Instead, you pick the workouts and those already come with the trainers leading you all the way and with some songs playing on the background. If there is one particular song you liked, you would have to pick that same workout again to listen to it. Obviously, this is not a true rhythm game like Beat Saber; this is focused on cardio-exercising 100%. It is also the best exercising-related VR game I have seen so far. It is better than BoxVR, Box to the Beat, Creed, and Beat the Beats. In short, if you want exercising with VR, Les Mills is the one.

Look at the Modifiers' screen on the left and there is one that says No arrows. Click it and the song won't have arrows. However, there are some songs that have an additional version that is in the No arrows modality only (even if you don't select the modifier). For those, you have to select the "square with the dot inside" option from the song's menu. Just like they have 2 saber songs, 1 saber, and 90 degree songs, there are some that also have "No arrows" versions in 4 difficulties. I am pretty sure that I made this video using one of those, but you can play with no arrows in all the songs (even the standard 2-saber ones) if you use the modifier from the screen on the left.

The first time I reached this part that happened (giant stood up, instant death for the player), but for some reason it worked well during this video, where the giant doesn't stand up and you get to deliver the final blow as expected. My assumption is that it could be because you are supposed to do it right after he kneels down, or if not, then I just got it in a good position there in the video where it didn't retaliate because its head was against a pillar anyways? Who knows, the truth is that I am not sure of why it worked well here. I was very careful here though. You can see that I surely had time to move back and escape here, even if the giant decided to stand up.

If you are having difficulty with the jump, try standing up and looking at it from a different angle where you have better visibility of the platform, then, retry it with that better view from above. There is one jump (near the end of the snake) during this "protector of the realm" playthrough that I would have never managed to get on 1st try without that "stand up and look at it better first, then do the jump" idea. Also, be aware that you are not supposed to jump directly to the circular platform here from the floor. You are supposed to go up and around those stairs on the edge, and then jump to the circular platform from the other side. That's why I decided to publish this playthrough, to help with the little moments like this. ^_^

I honestly haven't tried the multiplayer in the psvr2 version. I should probably jump back and check it out, but I bet it's half-dead at this point.

@@valkeriancreatorThe multiplayer lobbies were healthy at the times I played (especially for Europe Server) from November to December and maybe even January but I haven't played as much in the new year.

Yeah, I need to change the title for the video. This is just the "protector of the realm" trophy speedrun. It's not the platinum or a complete walkthrough. It simply shows how to beat the game fast without failing anywhere.

I think I chose that stage to do "perfectionist" because it was the only one where I found where the "super hidden enemy" was. I saw that dude flying like a bird on the sky at the beginning, and I knew that had to be it. I tried to do it in other stages, but apparently I missed where the "super hidden enemy" was. I read somewhere that there is only one enemy like that (well hidden) per stage. And apparently, that was done on purpose to make "perfectionist" harder than expected.

@@valkeriancreator Yeah, I kept trying to get that trophy on other stages, even ones where I felt like I knew where every bad guy was, but I never got it. I was starting to think that my aim needed to be absolutely accurate, like with Dead Eye enabled.

I think this is one of the 3 best looking psvr2 games (Red Matter 2 and Horizon VR are the other two). However, it is a rowing simulator only. The graphics are almost life-like in some portions, but there isn’t much more to do, other than rowing and marveling at the life-like graphics at some pretty locations. This video shows you one of the locations.

I (foolishly) started my first playthrough on “nightmare” because I thought that this could not be harder than beating Breath of Fire Dragon Quarter without any help, or doing a no-sphere-grid playthrough of Final Fantasy X (I did both of those years ago). However, in DA:I it is obvious that a first playthrough in a lower difficulty (or at least, prior knowledge of this gameplay system from the previous DA games) is expected from the player for the higher difficulties. There were many instances where I made mistakes or took x5 longer to finish something because it was my first time dealing with it. Also, all standard battles felt like bosses pretty much. And I also realized that a mage inquisitor would have made the nightmare run far easier for a total beginner because you need 2 mages to exploit the 1000% damage bonus with the upgraded freeze spell for Solas (or with the mage inquisitor). Overall, I came to the conclusion (last time I played) that if I want to have a more enjoyable time it’s better to do a first playthrough on easier difficulties. Then, I can learn the system, the skills available, the enemies, and, if time is available, do the nightmare run free of frustration in the future.

I am probably 50% ambidextrous (a reasonable amount, but not completely). In reality, I am still better with my right hand. However, I got used to blocking and attacking with the left hand in Until You Fall because I played with the red gemini (on left hand) and the knight's crest (on right hand) for too long in my nightmare mode runs on psvr1. And I didn't even know about the existence of the "save + reload" trick back then, so I had to get very good playing like that to pass nightmare mode. That's why it looks as if the player was/is left-handed, but in reality, I just played it too much using my left hand, so I got used to it. This was significantly easier for me on psvr2 because I already knew about the use of save + reload there, so there was no need to do the full run in one try anymore. You are 100% correct about Monk of Rokar. Wait until you have both crests at level X to attempt that (especially the knight's crest, which is the one that can be used to do some damage). My advice (other than trying to level up the weapons to level X) is upgrading the super that summons the 3 pillars on the ground, and learning to use it effectively, so that you use all 3 pillars to stop and damage enemies. You will have that super available for titan's grip if you use mistcutter, which is highly recommended, and you also have it for monk of rokar, with one of the crests. For titan's grip, you also want to try to grab a couple of yellow combo crystals (power-ups at the end of each room) as early as possible to raise the combo number for the heavy weapons you are using. If those don't show up, at least try to get Mistcutter's super (the 3 pillars) to level 3 to do much more damage with it. In the Monk of Rokar run, pray for super upgrades and level up the concussion blast to level 2 as soon as possible (that's when it begins to do damage to enemies) and the 3 pillars to level 3 too. Also, don't forget that you can use the Save + Reload method to help yourself in Monk of Rokar. If you forget that and get killed in the last room before the final boss in Monk of Rokar, you will have to start again from the beginning. But, if you use save+reload every time you might fall (before you fall) you get to repeat that room, without having to start from the beginning. On psvr1 I did everything the hard way, which is why I ended up with a file that had 60-70 hours total. But in psvr2, I used that save+reload A LOT to save many runs and time on nightmare, sword god, and monk of rokar.

@@valkeriancreator Thanks for detailed response. I have realized that increasing combo will be critical for Titan's Grip since you start with combo count of 1. I also realize that Void Traps are the best super to get to max level for making everything easier, and Concussion Blast is probably 2nd best, so Monk of Rokar is definitely intended to teach players how best to use those. I haven't used save+reload, but I am aware of it. I am fine to just be playing for exercise and getting aether even if I fail, slowly upgrading things at this point. But if all that is left are a few trophies and everything is upgraded, I may make use of that as well.