I couldn't find many videos of this game being played by experienced in real life Ping Pong players before I decided to buy it. Glad I took a chance though as this one is amazing! Hope this helps some people out.
After making this video, the developers let me try out their beta version that allows for doubles and harder swings. Not sure when these items are going to go live and a bit buggy now but it is reassuring that more features are being added and the game is only going to continue to improve.
@@toastybeans5748 you're absolutely right. My wife plays with the velcro strip secured and it doesn't bother her. Its really just an irrational paranoia for me lol
The atmosphere at real games and tournaments can't be captured tho. Personally, I love senior british league weekend, full team support and competitiveness just can't be replicated in a game.
I'm not even a fan of table tennis, yet this is my most played Oculus Quest 2 game. It's crazy how close it is to real life, even with its few inconsistencies. It's the most realistic game I've played in my entire life.
That's awesome! I have a buddy thats brand new to table tennis in general and says the same thing. He's pretty decent now for someone who has never played even in real life.
Yeah the community is great, I had a similar experience. I think it's harder to be a dickhead when you feel like you're actually standing across the table from someone
When I bought eleven table tennis on my quest 2, my battery went from 100% straight to 13%, so I suppose I played around 2 hours for the first time, never thought a table tennis game would attract me so much
Dude, get yourself a portable battery. It can extend the use for 8-16 hours depending on how much weight you want at the back of the headset. You can safely use an anker powercore 10,000 PD redux for 6 more hours, with a total of 8 hours. The 20,000 mAH anker powercore can extend it for up to double. It can also be safely used. You can attach them all with velcro to the back of the headset as a counterweight. Also dont forget getting a small type c cable to connect it to the heaset as well. I got a 1.5 foot cable. Have fun with the quest 2. Hopefully this helps or you were already aware of this solution 👍
It definitely is real enough. I actually had to fold up my real table due to lack of space but this is providing the ping pong fix I occasionally need. Glad you're having fun =)
Every time I put on my VR headset, I am amazed. You literally forget the reality you’re in. It’s so immersive whether you’re just watching TH-cam VR or playing a game. It’s stunning.
My trainer always said: Table Tennis is a running game. And you can see this here at least a little. If you more around enough to be in the right position for every ball you play it becomes easy to get every ball and place it where ever you want in your counter attack.
watching this video i never once realized how little subscriber's you had, and i mean that in the best way possible. this work is highly professional and is much higher quality than some youtubers with hundreds of of thousands of subscriber's. If they can do it, you'll should be able to fsr surpass them. Instant sub for me
I haven't touched ping pong in about 8 years (which wasn't much beforehand either) and I tried this today and I'm getting like 2 out of 12 against the easy bot lol. And missing my serves constantly. Got a lot to learn
Any movement is better than no movement =) In terms of cardio, depends on how you play. If you move side to side then you will get more out of it. Some people play ping pong standing in one spot. If you're looking for a PVP game where exercise is a focus, I would recommend Blaston. I had to take a shower after playing that one with my friend.
I thought i was getting good at this game until i played people other than my friends. I quickly realized i know nothing about ping pong. I need a tutorial on how these people were putting that much spin on the ball.
There is a wide range of players in Eleven. As a mid range player I have both crushed and been crushed in the game lol. To find someone around your skill level check their rankings before challenging them and don't be afraid to try ranked matches where crazy spin serves are not as abundant due to the stricter tossing rules. Also be sure to play those only with full green bars. Any unnecessary latency in a game like this is troublesome. If it were a game of billiards for ex. It doesn't matter as much. As for spins themselves, I was taught by watching the movement of the opponents racket, you'll have a better understanding on how to return the ball. Most new players try to aim at the middle of the table because it's a safe choice to not miss although if there is a crazy side spin, if you aim for the middle you are likely to miss the table entirely. So if the opponents racket is sliding to your left when they hit it, aim for the right side of the table to land it and vice versa. If the racket is sliding upwards indicating top spin be aware after the bounce the ball is likely to travel further and increase the downward angle of the return shot. Vice versa for underspin. If you want to learn how to combat spins before trying to spin yourself, turn the spin setting on your racket all the way down. This should simulate more or a hardwood paddle face where spins won't affect you as much but also you yourself cannot put much spin on the ball. I have found playing players with best connections is the best way to learn in general while being able to read the racket. With over 200ms latency you may be unable to see opponent racket movement at all.
I recommend some of the tutorials online. Tom Lodziak has some good free videos on TH-cam as well as a full course on Udemy that is pretty cheap. Other good ones are PingSkills and Expert Table Tennis. You also can do drills against the ball machine in Eleven.
Hey I just started playing today. Is there a way to limit the amount of rounds played? I'm playing up to round 22 and there doesn't seem to be an end to it. Great review by the way.
When playing bots there is no cap option that I'm aware of but when playing online multiplayer its best out of 5 or race to 3 when ranked and best of 3 or race to 2 unranked.
Appreciate it bro but my whole life I've only beaten my dad once while he was slightly intoxicated and back in China they got 6 year old girls that can kick my butt lol.
We get it bro, that's part of the reason we got VRs too. Felt like we were lacking in social interactions as well as physical activity. VR is definitely helping with both. If you're thinking about Eleven, it's half price right now on Steam
For some this can be a lot worse if your paddle and table height settings are not spot on. I'm also assuming you're pretty good, since on the flip side for those who are super rec in real life, I hear this can help you get a little better.
I wondered if base stations helps with the tracking. I like the quest portability but would be awesome if it could add base stations for additional tracking when hands are not in field of view of the headset
thanks for the video!! Helped me a lot how to understand this game. I'm really impressed with this game. I didn't realize you can practice how to serve. I"ll search for this feature.
Yes it's so good! There isn't a serve only mode but in free hit you can constantly summon balls if you want to focus on just serving. I've learned a few more serves in game and tried them on my real life table with some success. Best part of trying it in VR first is you don't have to pick up the balls 😄
@@4PlayGG actually there is a serve practice mode (in the same section as the ball machine). It has no opponent in it but will tell you if the serve was legal and will show the speed and spin amount/direction of the ball. As an aside, there’s a guy in discord that has created drills you can import into the ball machine to practice stuff like 2 backhand, two forehand.
You're right, I definitely need more space in the back but like to play in front of the bed. First time I tried it I put the controllers down on the virtual table... ie floor in real life 😆
Thanks Jonas! More subs would be great but we're still happy just trying to help or entertain whoever wants to watch even if we never make it into money making territory. Comments like these for sure inspires us to keep going. You just made our day, hope you have a great one too!
How real is it? I recently saw a video where this woman had no experience in table tennis then was trained through this game only for 30 days. In real life she was able to use her learned skills from VR so that’s proof of how realistic eleven table tennis is…
What I want to know is whether the AI can actually play quick low shots? What I'm seeing here is easy kill shots, especially if I can get top spins to work consistently, but even flat flick shots or smashes should be easy to execute at this level. It seems like the physics of this game slows down your shots too much, which ruins a lot of the immersion for me, and makes it look like it's much harder than it should be to get a kill shot in. I will buy it though, as it's the best game out there.
You seem like a way better player than me so it will be hard for me to answer your question however I have seen other league players use this game with the ball machine to practice. You definitely can return low shots and loop the ball though I'm not sure how good the computer is at doing this. I only really play with my wife and other friends now. Regardless still a good buy for anyone I believe, hope you have fun with it!
Great review! I’ve just started playing, and it seems like there is nothing to prevent me from playing with my body physically within the space occupied by the table - which doesn’t seem very realistic….
That's true but also why I like to play in front of a dining table or the bed. Since making the video I found a job that has a real ping pong table and though I don't know if playing in VR made me better, it certainly didn't make me worse.
I should have clarified I meant paddles with padding I thought react more or less the same. I have the pen grip paddle in real life with the shorter handle and also paddles that have no padding on it.
When you first get in, you start in free hit mode where it will not track scores like a warm up phase. Once you're ready pick the AIs skill level and start the game which should track scores. If playing multiplayer online, picking ranked or unranked at the top will start the game or also you will stay in free hit mode.
I tried it again and I picked single play .and it is putting my user name on table and medium level .and numbers oo for me and other player .but when I am playing it’s not moving ong .its staying on OO.
@@KL-xp6ui if your serves are legit the score should keep track. If you are making illegal serves it just says point voided and you will see unchanged score. The ball should be tossed up in the air then hit your paddle your side then opponents side while ensuring you're behind the table and not over it. If this is not your case I can't think of what else can be happening. Can try the eleven table tennis discord in the help section.
Running VD in general, its recommended to play in the same room as your router and computer. In game, best to play only those will full green bars. If that doesn't help try playing with the quality settings in VD. Good luck!
@@rahi7339 I looked at the tyco one before but it seemed possible it would move around some while using pen grip. Does the controller lock in place with minimal movement especially if holding upside down? Thanks in advance!
@@4PlayGG sanlaki's grip is super good, but i haven't found any that sell it. You either have to 3d print it yourself or comission someome to do it for you.
Definitely, as long as you don't hate table tennis. It's one of those games that you can keep coming back to and play forever. Also being easy to understand and not dizzy, it's a game I always put on introducing people to VR for their first time.
Most multiplayer VR games struggle with player counts since there aren't a lot of people with VR headsets. Good thing Eleven Table Tennis doesn't have this issue, I even actively get match requests from players while playing with bots. They're friendly, willing to teach and will even clap for you for a good shot. Coming from a player who has never played table tennis before, I think I just awoken a new passion. This is the only game taking all my VR play time from my other games. When I'm done, I had already sweat buckets.
@@MCHuang there's an app called LIV to do this but at least at the time of recording was only available through Steam and I have the Oculus version of Eleven TT
@@4PlayGG it didnt work for me unfortunately. I can only move it left, right, forward and back using in-game settings. I cant rotate it though. If I could rotate the table it would be nice. The oculus button just opens up the menu and doesnt reposition the table.
@@myguitartwerks7825 since this last reply they've updated the game. Now face the direction you want the table to be and press one of the face buttons on the right pad. Not sure which one it is at the moment, I just smash them all till I get it normally in game lol
Hey Mark one of the face buttons on the right controller will align the table to whichever direction you are facing. I can't remember which one but try them all till it works
I bought this and refunded because of the frame rate and it didn't have any single player mode in comparison to other games. Is the frame rate improved
Sounds like you may have gotten this game very early on. There is solo mode against computers that can be set at various difficulties also other single play modes (ball machine, folded table etc.) Frame rate doesn't seem to be an issue at least anymore. If you were to have issues visual issues now I would say thats more likely due to hardware limitations/settings or poor online connection to opponents when playing against live players. Another comment here says it looks great running at 144htz on Index.
As someone who isnt all that much of a table tennis person, I found that this game is the one Im playing the most often. The realism made it very appealing. Also, very first person I went up against tried to teach me how to play like a pro and use a spin. Recommended practice. Im terrible at all of it but gradually getting better 😂 i have an issue with overshooting and undershooting. Inconsistent serves. You have to get a feel for it.
Yes but only if you're beginner to intermediate. Some people say it has made their real game worse but I assume it's because their in game table height is wrong or they don't have access to a paddle with similar reactions they set in game.
After making this video, the developers let me try out their beta version that allows for doubles and harder swings. Not sure when these items are going to go live and a bit buggy now but it is reassuring that more features are being added and the game is only going to continue to improve.
I was having the same issue with top spin forehand, and the new beta version does hlep me, at least... very pleased with it
Just to let you know your knuckle grips are on wrong they come with little Velcro loops that go over the halo to hold them on better
@@toastybeans5748 yea I dont like them there. I'm paranoid the velcro will block a sensor. Doesnt seem to slip thus far.
@@4PlayGG yea I under stand but they don’t block the sensor but I guess if you not playing a game that involve throwing like echo arena
@@toastybeans5748 you're absolutely right. My wife plays with the velcro strip secured and it doesn't bother her. Its really just an irrational paranoia for me lol
The big reason this is better than real ping pong is because you don't have to keep fetching the balls again and again
Takes less space, can play with friends without leaving (or during covid). All sorts of big reasons
THE FUTURE IS NOW OLD MAN
i just let my little cousin do that, he loves it XD
The atmosphere at real games and tournaments can't be captured tho. Personally, I love senior british league weekend, full team support and competitiveness just can't be replicated in a game.
@@jamiecee20 it certainly could if it wasn't being made by a single person and had the sound and crowd design of FIFA
I'm not even a fan of table tennis, yet this is my most played Oculus Quest 2 game. It's crazy how close it is to real life, even with its few inconsistencies. It's the most realistic game I've played in my entire life.
This is what has sold VR more for me than say beat saber, I cannot stop playing this game! Walkabout mini golf is so much fun as well
Try Real VR Fishing
@@VBAProLeague would i enjoy that if i've never been fishing or had an interest in fishing?
The community of this game is awesome, I was struggling playing against somebody on multiplayer and they taught me how to serve and defend
That's awesome! I have a buddy thats brand new to table tennis in general and says the same thing. He's pretty decent now for someone who has never played even in real life.
Yeah the community is great, I had a similar experience. I think it's harder to be a dickhead when you feel like you're actually standing across the table from someone
lucky you :'( me someone troll me and play with my nerve just because i'm bad
I start today ti play thia game. The community Is 10/10
Really a Hood community
My first multiplayer game (which we decided to end because of really bad lag) ended with a hug. so yeah, I can confirm.
When I bought eleven table tennis on my quest 2, my battery went from 100% straight to 13%, so I suppose I played around 2 hours for the first time, never thought a table tennis game would attract me so much
I know the feeling brother!
Dude, get yourself a portable battery. It can extend the use for 8-16 hours depending on how much weight you want at the back of the headset.
You can safely use an anker powercore 10,000 PD redux for 6 more hours, with a total of 8 hours.
The 20,000 mAH anker powercore can extend it for up to double. It can also be safely used.
You can attach them all with velcro to the back of the headset as a counterweight. Also dont forget getting a small type c cable to connect it to the heaset as well. I got a 1.5 foot cable.
Have fun with the quest 2. Hopefully this helps or you were already aware of this solution 👍
Same
I've always wanted to get a ping pong table, but now I don't have to. This game is so realistic!
It definitely is real enough. I actually had to fold up my real table due to lack of space but this is providing the ping pong fix I occasionally need. Glad you're having fun =)
Every time I put on my VR headset, I am amazed. You literally forget the reality you’re in. It’s so immersive whether you’re just watching TH-cam VR or playing a game. It’s stunning.
I also use my bed as the table
It's fun to dive smash on it lol
Table tennis is one of my favourite hobbies but I rarely get the chance to play it. I have a Valve Index and definitely want to play this.
My trainer always said: Table Tennis is a running game.
And you can see this here at least a little. If you more around enough to be in the right position for every ball you play it becomes easy to get every ball and place it where ever you want in your counter attack.
I didn't think of using my bed as the tablet... Now I won't worry about smashing my tv trying to reach for the ball lmao
11 min video for 11 ping pong . Well played
Lol for some reason I just saw this comment and that was completely by coincidence 😅
watching this video i never once realized how little subscriber's you had, and i mean that in the best way possible. this work is highly professional and is much higher quality than some youtubers with hundreds of of thousands of subscriber's. If they can do it, you'll should be able to fsr surpass them. Instant sub for me
Thanks Redlink. Covid gave us the time to learn how to make better videos. Trust me they are not all like this but learning as we go =)
I haven't touched ping pong in about 8 years (which wasn't much beforehand either) and I tried this today and I'm getting like 2 out of 12 against the easy bot lol. And missing my serves constantly. Got a lot to learn
Your Eleven room enviroment looks different than mine. Is that some kind of mod...?
There are menu settings where you can change the environment. Pretty cool stuff!
played this for 20 min today and i love it. but can it be good exercise?
Any movement is better than no movement =)
In terms of cardio, depends on how you play. If you move side to side then you will get more out of it. Some people play ping pong standing in one spot.
If you're looking for a PVP game where exercise is a focus, I would recommend Blaston. I had to take a shower after playing that one with my friend.
@@4PlayGG and les miles body combat im not a sweater and that worked up a sweat fast
Do u feel the ball hitting the racket??
Yes the controller vibrates slightly
I thought i was getting good at this game until i played people other than my friends. I quickly realized i know nothing about ping pong. I need a tutorial on how these people were putting that much spin on the ball.
There is a wide range of players in Eleven. As a mid range player I have both crushed and been crushed in the game lol. To find someone around your skill level check their rankings before challenging them and don't be afraid to try ranked matches where crazy spin serves are not as abundant due to the stricter tossing rules. Also be sure to play those only with full green bars. Any unnecessary latency in a game like this is troublesome. If it were a game of billiards for ex. It doesn't matter as much. As for spins themselves, I was taught by watching the movement of the opponents racket, you'll have a better understanding on how to return the ball. Most new players try to aim at the middle of the table because it's a safe choice to not miss although if there is a crazy side spin, if you aim for the middle you are likely to miss the table entirely. So if the opponents racket is sliding to your left when they hit it, aim for the right side of the table to land it and vice versa. If the racket is sliding upwards indicating top spin be aware after the bounce the ball is likely to travel further and increase the downward angle of the return shot. Vice versa for underspin. If you want to learn how to combat spins before trying to spin yourself, turn the spin setting on your racket all the way down. This should simulate more or a hardwood paddle face where spins won't affect you as much but also you yourself cannot put much spin on the ball. I have found playing players with best connections is the best way to learn in general while being able to read the racket. With over 200ms latency you may be unable to see opponent racket movement at all.
I recommend some of the tutorials online. Tom Lodziak has some good free videos on TH-cam as well as a full course on Udemy that is pretty cheap.
Other good ones are PingSkills and Expert Table Tennis. You also can do drills against the ball machine in Eleven.
@@ShawnFumo Agreed. The spin in Eleven is similar to real life. Watching real life ping pong tutorials will definitely help.
Hey I just started playing today. Is there a way to limit the amount of rounds played? I'm playing up to round 22 and there doesn't seem to be an end to it. Great review by the way.
When playing bots there is no cap option that I'm aware of but when playing online multiplayer its best out of 5 or race to 3 when ranked and best of 3 or race to 2 unranked.
Does it make you the all knowing? Absolutely it does to the average person like me...those are some damn good credentials😂🙌
Appreciate it bro but my whole life I've only beaten my dad once while he was slightly intoxicated and back in China they got 6 year old girls that can kick my butt lol.
Thanks for making this, looks fun.
EDIT: It's funny that I'm looking for real world experiences like pingpong in biking in VR now out of desperation.
We get it bro, that's part of the reason we got VRs too. Felt like we were lacking in social interactions as well as physical activity. VR is definitely helping with both. If you're thinking about Eleven, it's half price right now on Steam
Great review, super informative! This video was really well-made; subscribed!
Thanks! I got a few friends into pokemon cards too. I'll send em by to check out your vids =)
If you play a lot in VR, you wil lose your feeling for real table tennis
For some this can be a lot worse if your paddle and table height settings are not spot on.
I'm also assuming you're pretty good, since on the flip side for those who are super rec in real life, I hear this can help you get a little better.
This is super great on an index. 144 htz and perfect tracking makes it amazing!
I wondered if base stations helps with the tracking. I like the quest portability but would be awesome if it could add base stations for additional tracking when hands are not in field of view of the headset
@@4PlayGG Sadly that's super expensive and would make the budget focused oculus quest no longer so budget
Are the points realistic because if they are I’m just bad at ping pong
LOL points don't matter. Those that have the most fun are the real winners 😆
Subscribed, thanks for the tips
thanks for the video!! Helped me a lot how to understand this game. I'm really impressed with this game. I didn't realize you can practice how to serve. I"ll search for this feature.
Yes it's so good! There isn't a serve only mode but in free hit you can constantly summon balls if you want to focus on just serving. I've learned a few more serves in game and tried them on my real life table with some success. Best part of trying it in VR first is you don't have to pick up the balls 😄
@@4PlayGG That IS the best part!!!! haha Thanks for the tip for practicing serving!
@@4PlayGG actually there is a serve practice mode (in the same section as the ball machine). It has no opponent in it but will tell you if the serve was legal and will show the speed and spin amount/direction of the ball.
As an aside, there’s a guy in discord that has created drills you can import into the ball machine to practice stuff like 2 backhand, two forehand.
@@ShawnFumo Awesome ill definitely check that out! I'm seeing some crazy serves by my opponents I cant seem to quite do myself yet.
I love how you make the same mistakes you will make in real-life
Also your play space is way too small it recommends 2metres by 2
You're right, I definitely need more space in the back but like to play in front of the bed. First time I tried it I put the controllers down on the virtual table... ie floor in real life 😆
@@4PlayGG ha lol
you need to print out the sanlaki controller adapter
Great review. A lot of information.
The oculus 3 has full body tracking capabilities. This should help with the fluidity of hitting the ball.
Can't wait to try that out! When you play for real even looking an opponents body position before hitting the ball helps to know what's coming.
Yes!! I think ping pong will be the first vr game to be realistic.
you really need to balance your mic.
Thanks for the feedback! I'm a small potatoes failing youtuber. Audio is probably one of the reasons why lol
Man...you have better quality videos than many 1mil youtubers. Thank you for this one and hope you will get more subscribers!
Thanks Jonas! More subs would be great but we're still happy just trying to help or entertain whoever wants to watch even if we never make it into money making territory.
Comments like these for sure inspires us to keep going. You just made our day, hope you have a great one too!
You play danger as me with my bed in front of me
✓✓God made everything. His son Jesus died to forgive all and rose to life 3 days later. ✓✓ Breathe air.
How real is it? I recently saw a video where this woman had no experience in table tennis then was trained through this game only for 30 days. In real life she was able to use her learned skills from VR so that’s proof of how realistic eleven table tennis is…
My favorite game on Quest 2
This game is simply unbelievable! So addictive and very real.
I like to sit, who needs to stand up 😵
Lol I tried that once in an office chair for lateral movement. I, nor my walls can recommend it.
Really could do with a single player tournament
What I want to know is whether the AI can actually play quick low shots? What I'm seeing here is easy kill shots, especially if I can get top spins to work consistently, but even flat flick shots or smashes should be easy to execute at this level. It seems like the physics of this game slows down your shots too much, which ruins a lot of the immersion for me, and makes it look like it's much harder than it should be to get a kill shot in. I will buy it though, as it's the best game out there.
You seem like a way better player than me so it will be hard for me to answer your question however I have seen other league players use this game with the ball machine to practice. You definitely can return low shots and loop the ball though I'm not sure how good the computer is at doing this. I only really play with my wife and other friends now. Regardless still a good buy for anyone I believe, hope you have fun with it!
great video
thanks you :-)
Great review! I’ve just started playing, and it seems like there is nothing to prevent me from playing with my body physically within the space occupied by the table - which doesn’t seem very realistic….
That's true but also why I like to play in front of a dining table or the bed.
Since making the video I found a job that has a real ping pong table and though I don't know if playing in VR made me better, it certainly didn't make me worse.
nice vid!
Thanks, perfecto explanation😊
Wow you play pen hold grip and you thought all all paddles are the same...I guess you didn't know that they make a paddle just for pen holders ..
I should have clarified I meant paddles with padding I thought react more or less the same. I have the pen grip paddle in real life with the shorter handle and also paddles that have no padding on it.
Been on my steam wish list for ages. This vid (and the sale) made me buy it. TY.
You're definitely in for some fun and a sweat =)
It’s not putting my scores on the ping pong table .and it’s taking the fun out of playing.anything I am doing wrong.??
When you first get in, you start in free hit mode where it will not track scores like a warm up phase.
Once you're ready pick the AIs skill level and start the game which should track scores.
If playing multiplayer online, picking ranked or unranked at the top will start the game or also you will stay in free hit mode.
@@4PlayGG thanks for your help I will try that.
I tried it again and I picked single play .and it is putting my user name on table and medium level .and numbers oo for me and other player .but when I am playing it’s not moving ong .its staying on OO.
@@KL-xp6ui if your serves are legit the score should keep track. If you are making illegal serves it just says point voided and you will see unchanged score.
The ball should be tossed up in the air then hit your paddle your side then opponents side while ensuring you're behind the table and not over it.
If this is not your case I can't think of what else can be happening. Can try the eleven table tennis discord in the help section.
When can we get a tennis game
Some exist but I would imagine you would need a lot of space if you wanted the real feel.
good vid but you NEED to EQ your sound. It has so much low end its insane.
Yeah i agree, too much bass
Does anyone know why my mic is not working in the game?
Check the sound settings in game and also the mic permission settings out of game.
playing it trough virtual desktop laging as hell any solution?
Running VD in general, its recommended to play in the same room as your router and computer. In game, best to play only those will full green bars.
If that doesn't help try playing with the quality settings in VD. Good luck!
I'm the only one who feels like a ball is too heavy to be thrown with my hand
The controller is way heavier than a real ping pong ball. When I played for real after months of being in VR I was throwing the ball to the roof lol
you should buy the 3d printed paddle, trust me it makes it reall atleast 90%
Thanks Naimul, do you use the sanlaki? Also Merry Christmas!
@@4PlayGG i use the the tycotech one,heard about sanlaki, but never found it anywhere
@@rahi7339 I looked at the tyco one before but it seemed possible it would move around some while using pen grip. Does the controller lock in place with minimal movement especially if holding upside down? Thanks in advance!
@@4PlayGG sanlaki's grip is super good, but i haven't found any that sell it. You either have to 3d print it yourself or comission someome to do it for you.
@@mrbandanaman7766 my buddy has a 3d printer, I put him on the case lol thanks to you and everyone else that recommended this =)
I play real ping pong shake hand but pen feels better on this game with just stock controller
Interesting! I'm the reverse. Pen in real life shake with the stock controller
@@4PlayGG they both feel extremely accurate and they even nail the subtleties of using shake vs pen somehow
Amazing game
Great video
great video thanks! Just curious what the blue outside straps are that you are using to firmly connect the controller to your hands.
AMVR grips. The bands are a little stretchy so they're easy to get in and out of while still being secure
Thank you!
1:37 Ooh, self-burn
How and where can I get this game
Get a Quest 2 and then you can find the game in the Oculus app store right in the headset just as easy as getting an app for your phone =)
That intro of you being a multiple cruise ship champion had me dyin 😂😂😂 Here take my 👍🏾.
Holding the quest 2 controller is shit.
You need a holder like a real handle
wonderful video ! do i need to be connected to pc to play the game or just quest 2 is enough?
Just the quest 2 as long as you buy from oculus and not steam
@@4PlayGG thx alot!! you have been very helpful !!
@@gerokatseros glad to be of help, hope you have fun with it!
I play this on the Quest 1. Using a 3D printed paddle adapter helps immensely.
I should look into printing that
can u play against a friend?
You sure can!
didnt get to play the entire 2020 and by the looks of it not anytime soon.. this is the next best thing. spent like 2 hours on it just now lol
Is this game worth my 20 bucks?
Definitely, as long as you don't hate table tennis. It's one of those games that you can keep coming back to and play forever.
Also being easy to understand and not dizzy, it's a game I always put on introducing people to VR for their first time.
@@4PlayGG bruh u should venmo me I'm broke
I’ve played table tennis lots and I would say I’m quite good but I’m not that good at eleven but it feels almost similar
Nice video length!
Some believe this was on purpose. Purely coincidence lol
Those googly eyes on the front of your Quest are perfect.
I love this game!
how can you pause a game or start a new game?
I thought all paddles were the same... eeesh
Que pesadito con el saque...
Lmao medium... Sorry... I beated world champ today
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Most multiplayer VR games struggle with player counts since there aren't a lot of people with VR headsets. Good thing Eleven Table Tennis doesn't have this issue, I even actively get match requests from players while playing with bots. They're friendly, willing to teach and will even clap for you for a good shot.
Coming from a player who has never played table tennis before, I think I just awoken a new passion. This is the only game taking all my VR play time from my other games. When I'm done, I had already sweat buckets.
Same! Let's play sometime! I'm adamjay788
Very informative review! Thanks!
What do people use to get a recording of themselves in VR from a third person view?
A green screen
@@willmeggo8881 I don't mean in real life, in VR
@@MCHuang there's an app called LIV to do this but at least at the time of recording was only available through Steam and I have the Oculus version of Eleven TT
How do you move the table sideways?
If you're on a Quest 2, holding down the oculus button (the flat one on the right hand) will reposition the table right in front of you.
@@4PlayGG thank you
@@4PlayGG it didnt work for me unfortunately. I can only move it left, right, forward and back using in-game settings. I cant rotate it though. If I could rotate the table it would be nice. The oculus button just opens up the menu and doesnt reposition the table.
@@myguitartwerks7825 since this last reply they've updated the game. Now face the direction you want the table to be and press one of the face buttons on the right pad. Not sure which one it is at the moment, I just smash them all till I get it normally in game lol
How did you rotate the table so you're facing the bed instead of the closet? I can't find the setting anywhere.
Hey Mark one of the face buttons on the right controller will align the table to whichever direction you are facing. I can't remember which one but try them all till it works
@@4PlayGG Thank you, will give it a shot!
I bought this and refunded because of the frame rate and it didn't have any single player mode in comparison to other games. Is the frame rate improved
Sounds like you may have gotten this game very early on. There is solo mode against computers that can be set at various difficulties also other single play modes (ball machine, folded table etc.)
Frame rate doesn't seem to be an issue at least anymore. If you were to have issues visual issues now I would say thats more likely due to hardware limitations/settings or poor online connection to opponents when playing against live players.
Another comment here says it looks great running at 144htz on Index.
The Quest 2 now supports 90hz.
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As someone who isnt all that much of a table tennis person, I found that this game is the one Im playing the most often. The realism made it very appealing.
Also, very first person I went up against tried to teach me how to play like a pro and use a spin. Recommended practice. Im terrible at all of it but gradually getting better 😂 i have an issue with overshooting and undershooting. Inconsistent serves. You have to get a feel for it.
Awesome it's my wife's favorite game too. The community is very nice as well =)
The fascinating realism plus the general vibe playing this with strangers make it hard to put down
Haven't even seen the first minute of the video, but love that it is exactly ELEVEN minutes long
Can it prove your real life game ?
Yes but only if you're beginner to intermediate.
Some people say it has made their real game worse but I assume it's because their in game table height is wrong or they don't have access to a paddle with similar reactions they set in game.