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Note racing games might be a little nauseating if you're new to VR, I suggest getting your VR legs underneath you a bit beforehand. There's in-game options to greatly reduce motion sickness such as locking the horizon line that should help a lot.BooR4dL3y wrote: ↑ I originally bought the Just Drive Humble Bundle which included Project Cars 2. I like it so much that last week I re-bought it as the Deluxe Edition (it's the version with all the DLC included). It's got great support for wheels and pedals and shifters from all the big manufacturers. I ordered an Oculus Quest last week and can't wait to try it out in VR. I'm using a Fanatec wheel and pedal setup to drive with.
From what I've read, the driving mechanics are abysmal. Just sayin'.User131439 wrote: ↑ Well, it works great in VR, so not sure why it would have an 'awful' experience.
Anyone getting into Assetto Corsa, the stock "launcher" does not give an optimal experience and the game looks like it's from 2014, because it is. Download the Content Manager launcher, and marvel at the enhancements built by the AC community. Custom Shaders Patch overhauls the graphics to look like a more modern game. Sol weather, adds day/night cycle, clouds, fog, etc. to make it look quite stunning. Plus there's a dizzying number of tracks and cars that are as good or better than what comes with the game.
