Lee Willcox, I second everything that Spike had to say about VR. I was completely against the idea of even trying it because I suffer from motion sickness. The truth is that there are games that will make you sick, but if you find that one doesn't, go from there, then test other games and see how you feel. Dungeons of Eternity was the first game I was able to play for hours without getting sick. The teleport option made it more comfortable and fun. By then, I became more acclimated to the feel of VR and then tried out Into the Radius. This time, I switched to continuous movement. I didn't feel sick at all. The immersion of this game made it even better. I blame Spike, now I can't play PC games on a flat-screen. I miss having the freedom to move around and the immersion of being part of the game.
Things like silencers were just baked into the different weapons in Project X. He's in the process of doing a ton of work to make the guns in Origin more interesting and moddable! I am genuinely surprised at the amount of work that Igor puts into this stuff, and how often he updates. He just finished updating all the ballistic sounds in the latest build, and it's sounding pretty great. ...also, you get to go back to this bunker in Origin. 12:16 You got a little pointer-line to "System check". 19:20 HEADSHOT!!! As far as being quiet during tense scenarios? That's just the immersion, baby! Genuine reactions in these things are peak, and that goes for the desire to focus or even hold your breath. Those sorts of things tend to make us do so along with you, I think, because by virtue of being here we're all going on that journey with you. When you're playing Saints & Sinners with voice immersion, not doing that can literally get you killed, too! Mwahahahaha. You don't need to be commentating constantly to keep people engaged, this coming from a guy who usually can't shut up. If I have one big criticism about Project X is it just ... kinda ends, hahaha. I would have loved the chance to actually use all the gear I was hoarding for that. Hell, I had an even nastier loadout the first time than you did. That saaaaid... the ending that you picked was the canonical one. The best part about what I just said, is *you actually got the 'bad' ending*. The Freedom faction gained the equivalent of Saints & Sinners' Reserve, time marches on into Origin...and the truth of Project X remained hidden. Looking to the future, I can't wait to see what the night has to offer! Regardless, I will be wearing sunglasses.😎
It's complete, but he keeps going back and updating systems and features and such. Things that he adds into Origin he's typically retrofitted back into Project X, but it's 'feature complete' in the sense of being playable from start-to-finish.
Rather abrupt ending. Spoiler- I thought the voice on the radio at the end would betray you. You got what they wanted and you were expendable or something. Still a fun time to watch though.
Lee Willcox, I second everything that Spike had to say about VR. I was completely against the idea of even trying it because I suffer from motion sickness. The truth is that there are games that will make you sick, but if you find that one doesn't, go from there, then test other games and see how you feel.
Dungeons of Eternity was the first game I was able to play for hours without getting sick. The teleport option made it more comfortable and fun. By then, I became more acclimated to the feel of VR and then tried out Into the Radius. This time, I switched to continuous movement. I didn't feel sick at all. The immersion of this game made it even better. I blame Spike, now I can't play PC games on a flat-screen. I miss having the freedom to move around and the immersion of being part of the game.
Things like silencers were just baked into the different weapons in Project X. He's in the process of doing a ton of work to make the guns in Origin more interesting and moddable! I am genuinely surprised at the amount of work that Igor puts into this stuff, and how often he updates. He just finished updating all the ballistic sounds in the latest build, and it's sounding pretty great.
...also, you get to go back to this bunker in Origin.
12:16 You got a little pointer-line to "System check".
19:20 HEADSHOT!!!
As far as being quiet during tense scenarios? That's just the immersion, baby! Genuine reactions in these things are peak, and that goes for the desire to focus or even hold your breath. Those sorts of things tend to make us do so along with you, I think, because by virtue of being here we're all going on that journey with you. When you're playing Saints & Sinners with voice immersion, not doing that can literally get you killed, too! Mwahahahaha. You don't need to be commentating constantly to keep people engaged, this coming from a guy who usually can't shut up.
If I have one big criticism about Project X is it just ... kinda ends, hahaha. I would have loved the chance to actually use all the gear I was hoarding for that. Hell, I had an even nastier loadout the first time than you did. That saaaaid... the ending that you picked was the canonical one. The best part about what I just said, is *you actually got the 'bad' ending*. The Freedom faction gained the equivalent of Saints & Sinners' Reserve, time marches on into Origin...and the truth of Project X remained hidden.
Looking to the future, I can't wait to see what the night has to offer! Regardless, I will be wearing sunglasses.😎
Maybe the final boss was the challenges along the way?
I had different ending. It was way weirder and happier. Perhaps its because I didnt killed that guy during previous mission.
That's exactly it! 😁
That said, this is actually the canonical ending, as Origin takes place a decade or so afterward.
Well.... I guess that's it. 🤔 Is this game officially completed?
It's complete, but he keeps going back and updating systems and features and such. Things that he adds into Origin he's typically retrofitted back into Project X, but it's 'feature complete' in the sense of being playable from start-to-finish.
Rather abrupt ending. Spoiler-
I thought the voice on the radio at the end would betray you. You got what they wanted and you were expendable or something. Still a fun time to watch though.
The ending definitely was a bit... how to say?... Underwhelming.. Anticlimactic...
The worst was the monsters just stood there and let me shoot them.