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It was so much fun hanging out again! It had been too long :) Also your spinning victory dance cracks me up - I think it included that clip 3 times 🤣 It's so cute!
This maybe a bit more difficult. Racket club has a one for one movement ratio. Take a step in real life and you avatar has moved a step in VR. There is no teleport to move around the play court. If you want something where you just move your arms look at pickleball one. That game has an auto run/auto teleport.
What @daviddanton6903 said. It can be hard to reach the ball as you have to be able to move within your side of the court. While outisde of the court (in the Club or in lobby) you move my either teleport or joystick, but not when you play. It's easier if you play with another person and not bots, but I could see if getting frustrating :/
You can turn on passthrough in your settings/menu board. It will only be visible while you're inside a court though, and not when walking around your club and home base :)
The rules are different, which I explain in the video. For First person Tennis, you still have to move around a lot, while Racket Club doesn't require you to in the same degree. The gameplay is also faster at a higher level since you can play off the walls. I can't remember if First Person Tennis has a multi-player feature, but the social aspect of this game is one of it's strongest features :) I personally find the Tennis too boring to want to play a ton, but Racket Club has so many ways to train and be challenged, I find it much more engaging :) But I don't play any racket sports in RL, so that might affect things too :)
@@VikingPrincessVRplease check your info before answer. First Person Tennis has many movements options and you don't need to move if you don't have space, you can play standing still too. FPT has a giant community and online tournaments with money prizes
@@JasonStrom8 I responded based on my own experiences with the game, and there's no false information there. How you move around might differ, but it still involves more movement (virtual or RL) - which not everyone finds to be OK - especially if you're proned to motion sickness. Racket Club has true movement representation when you are in your game, and to me that feels a lot smoother and more comfortable.
@@JasonStrom8 There are several tennis players that would disagree with you, including a handful of the Beta players I ran into and played with, which included a tennis instructor. It all comes down to personal preference and what you are looking for in a VR game :)
Help, I can’t play racket club because I need to enable microphone? I didn’t want to talk to anybody so I clicked no and saved my preference, do you know how to fix this?
Hmm strange. To change the settings/permissions for an app, you can go to your headset settings - then apps. Select Racket club and the permission list. You can change permissions there. In game, you can mute your microphone either in the game-settings, or from your Quest menu :) That way you don't need to talk to anyone. I do it in different games all the time :)
I see on the store page the comfort level is "moderate". Based on your experience, would this game be rough on someone who is prone to VR motion sickness? For reference, I do fine with games like Synth Riders, Audio Trip, Beat Saber, FitXR (except for the nausea inducing "Smash" studio they're beta testing), Golf+ (with teleport movement), Walkabout mini-Golf (with teleport movement), and even Racket:NX. But I worry that the constant looking down and turning behind you to hit a ball that's bounced off the hind wall might trigger my VR sickness.
There is some locomotion around in the game, mostly if you're Walking around your lobby/home or if you go to the club. You can choose if you want to "slide" forward (which tend to make people sick) or if you want to point and teleport. When you are in a match you're only moving by moving in real life - so the odds of getting sick there is very small. I'd say you're safe unless you're planning to run around in the Club a lot :)
@@VikingPrincessVR I tried it out and as long as I disable the Left Joystick movement and only teleport around outside the court, I'm 100% okay! No VR sickness in the court even after like 8 matches against a bot opponent. Love it!
Need to much space, eleven tennis is also 2*2 and my space is okey, but this game requires much more. So I had to get a refind. And the aminations when you play online looks just wrong.
I'm sorry you didn't like the animations. The headsets can only track where your head and hands are, so the rest of the body movements are guesses from the software and can definitely look wonky! I'm surprised about the need for more space, though. The gap part of the court extends past 2 meters, but you're not supposed to play out of it. It can definitely be nice to have a little more space so you can extend your racket through the walls, but the playable space on the court is 2x2 :)
Thank you for the compliments! And omgosh I haven't heard that comparison since I was in my 20's!!! I am going to pretend you ar referring to her times in Park and Recreation and take it as 2 major compliments 🤣💜
@@VikingPrincessVR Yes, please take that as 2 major compliments. I think one big similarity is the way you smile and at the same time make a somewhat critical look with your eyes / eyebrows. I like that a lot 😀
The physics in Racket Club are absolute rubbish. People who don't play raquet sports in real life might be fooled, but anyone who plays real raquet sports will immediately see how unrealistic the physics are.
I bought it based on your review and honestly, I found it has many bugs, and graphics issues, including even your opponent characters bugging all the time and even cutting through itself which makes the game very half-baked. Very disappointing.
Interesting! Opening it up to the public stresses a game system and servers more than beta play does, but I still haven't experienced any myself. Are you playing with real players or bots? For real avatars, they will definitely be bugging out and look funny. unfortunately that's a side effect of VR only having head and partial hand tracking, so the system has to guess where the body parts are. This will be the same for any online game with full-body avatars. Interesting about the graphics issues tho. When do you encounter them? Sorry to hear you're not enjoying it; hopefully you're still within the refund window 💜
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As a beta player and a fellow TH-camr I find that you explained Racket Club VR perfectly. Well done.
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Thank you so much, I really appreciate that :)
I already have this game pre-ordered, it’s good to already see someone leave a good review. Thanks!
YAY! You're going to love it! I've been so impressed! Definitely a game I will play a lot - especially in multiplayer :)
Your hair is so cute! also, I had a blast playing Racket Club with you.
It was so much fun hanging out again! It had been too long :) Also your spinning victory dance cracks me up - I think it included that clip 3 times 🤣 It's so cute!
Can I manager one private racket club whith one site web WordPress or odoo to link and personalize this game ? Thank
Yay more vr stuffs 🎉🎉🎉
So much cool VR stuff coming out these days 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Looks fun. Is there a mode that allows for those with physical disabilities in their lower extremities to play?
This maybe a bit more difficult. Racket club has a one for one movement ratio. Take a step in real life and you avatar has moved a step in VR. There is no teleport to move around the play court. If you want something where you just move your arms look at pickleball one. That game has an auto run/auto teleport.
What @daviddanton6903 said. It can be hard to reach the ball as you have to be able to move within your side of the court. While outisde of the court (in the Club or in lobby) you move my either teleport or joystick, but not when you play. It's easier if you play with another person and not bots, but I could see if getting frustrating :/
I already pre ordered 🎉
🎉🎉 See you in the Club 🎾
I pre ordered it. Btw the skirt fits you well☺️
Thank you so much 💜 See you in the Club 🎾
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What kind of name is Itkat? Sounds like a KitKat
Great video. Thank you for sharing Racket Club. Also, it was fun!!!
Thank you so much for all your help! I wouldn't have figured out half of it on my own :P
how activate AR?
You can turn on passthrough in your settings/menu board. It will only be visible while you're inside a court though, and not when walking around your club and home base :)
I play first person tennis. How does this compare?
The rules are different, which I explain in the video. For First person Tennis, you still have to move around a lot, while Racket Club doesn't require you to in the same degree. The gameplay is also faster at a higher level since you can play off the walls. I can't remember if First Person Tennis has a multi-player feature, but the social aspect of this game is one of it's strongest features :) I personally find the Tennis too boring to want to play a ton, but Racket Club has so many ways to train and be challenged, I find it much more engaging :) But I don't play any racket sports in RL, so that might affect things too :)
@@VikingPrincessVRplease check your info before answer. First Person Tennis has many movements options and you don't need to move if you don't have space, you can play standing still too. FPT has a giant community and online tournaments with money prizes
If you like tennis this is very boring
@@JasonStrom8 I responded based on my own experiences with the game, and there's no false information there. How you move around might differ, but it still involves more movement (virtual or RL) - which not everyone finds to be OK - especially if you're proned to motion sickness. Racket Club has true movement representation when you are in your game, and to me that feels a lot smoother and more comfortable.
@@JasonStrom8 There are several tennis players that would disagree with you, including a handful of the Beta players I ran into and played with, which included a tennis instructor. It all comes down to personal preference and what you are looking for in a VR game :)
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Help, I can’t play racket club because I need to enable microphone? I didn’t want to talk to anybody so I clicked no and saved my preference, do you know how to fix this?
Hmm strange. To change the settings/permissions for an app, you can go to your headset settings - then apps. Select Racket club and the permission list. You can change permissions there. In game, you can mute your microphone either in the game-settings, or from your Quest menu :) That way you don't need to talk to anyone. I do it in different games all the time :)
@@VikingPrincessVR it worked thanks!
@@YxNova-ty8wp Awesome! Glad I could help :)
Does anyone know how the gender of the avatar can be changed? Or is the only option to be a male?
In the in-game menu, in the top right corner where you can customize the avatar, go to "Body Type." Type 2 has female characteristics :)
I see on the store page the comfort level is "moderate". Based on your experience, would this game be rough on someone who is prone to VR motion sickness? For reference, I do fine with games like Synth Riders, Audio Trip, Beat Saber, FitXR (except for the nausea inducing "Smash" studio they're beta testing), Golf+ (with teleport movement), Walkabout mini-Golf (with teleport movement), and even Racket:NX. But I worry that the constant looking down and turning behind you to hit a ball that's bounced off the hind wall might trigger my VR sickness.
There is some locomotion around in the game, mostly if you're Walking around your lobby/home or if you go to the club. You can choose if you want to "slide" forward (which tend to make people sick) or if you want to point and teleport. When you are in a match you're only moving by moving in real life - so the odds of getting sick there is very small. I'd say you're safe unless you're planning to run around in the Club a lot :)
@@VikingPrincessVR That's a great explanation. And probably means I'll be able to enjoy it as long as I stick to teleport movement. Thank you!
@@shaktipunk Please let me know how you find it! I would love to know :)
@@VikingPrincessVR I tried it out and as long as I disable the Left Joystick movement and only teleport around outside the court, I'm 100% okay! No VR sickness in the court even after like 8 matches against a bot opponent. Love it!
@@shaktipunk YAY that makes me so happy! Motion sickness is the worst :( So glad you're enjoying it :D
Nice pins . I’ll give this game a go.😊
Let me know what you think 😊
game looks really good
It really is! I am super impressed with it!
Need to much space, eleven tennis is also 2*2 and my space is okey, but this game requires much more. So I had to get a refind. And the aminations when you play online looks just wrong.
I'm sorry you didn't like the animations. The headsets can only track where your head and hands are, so the rest of the body movements are guesses from the software and can definitely look wonky!
I'm surprised about the need for more space, though. The gap part of the court extends past 2 meters, but you're not supposed to play out of it. It can definitely be nice to have a little more space so you can extend your racket through the walls, but the playable space on the court is 2x2 :)
Hey, thanks for the nice review! By the way, you remind me of Amy Poehler :)
Thank you for the compliments!
And omgosh I haven't heard that comparison since I was in my 20's!!! I am going to pretend you ar referring to her times in Park and Recreation and take it as 2 major compliments 🤣💜
@@VikingPrincessVR Yes, please take that as 2 major compliments. I think one big similarity is the way you smile and at the same time make a somewhat critical look with your eyes / eyebrows. I like that a lot 😀
The physics in Racket Club are absolute rubbish. People who don't play raquet sports in real life might be fooled, but anyone who plays real raquet sports will immediately see how unrealistic the physics are.
I don’t play Racket, the game is just fun and has a chill community
Is it justifiable still to buy to have fun and a good game play physics regardless ?
You have to be connected to the internet to play this game. LAME!
that's generally the case with multiplayer games ;)
@@VikingPrincessVR actually, I just saw on reddit that there is a workaround for this. If you bookmark the icon for the game, you can launch it.
I bought it based on your review and honestly, I found it has many bugs, and graphics issues, including even your opponent characters bugging all the time and even cutting through itself which makes the game very half-baked. Very disappointing.
Interesting! Opening it up to the public stresses a game system and servers more than beta play does, but I still haven't experienced any myself. Are you playing with real players or bots? For real avatars, they will definitely be bugging out and look funny. unfortunately that's a side effect of VR only having head and partial hand tracking, so the system has to guess where the body parts are. This will be the same for any online game with full-body avatars. Interesting about the graphics issues tho. When do you encounter them?
Sorry to hear you're not enjoying it; hopefully you're still within the refund window 💜
Thank you for reminding me why I don't game with females.
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