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Hey everyone! Unfortunately, this video has a bit of an issue with resolution. Tilt Brush wasn't running at the resolution I had set it to and opted to use the monitor resolution instead, which kind of broke everything. Thankfully, I still managed to salvage the avatar capture, and the end result doesn't look too terrible. Happy Halloween!
Important Note: This does not make me a VTuber and any comments saying that this does make me a VTuber are factually incorrect.
EDIT: Gonna do corrections a little early this time around since a lot of people made some really good points, and I want to address them sooner rather than later. Firstly, judging from the comments I've gotten so far, my criticism of Oculus's new tracking seems to have come across as too harsh. I want to reiterate that the majority of users do NOT have issues as bad as what you see in the video, and if they do it's typically only in rare situations. It was not my intention to insinuate that the Quest OR the Rift S has poor tracking. I was mainly trying to highlight the controversy from switching over. On that note, I didn't bother talking about the newer VR revelations (Quest 2) since this was a history video, and I already felt the video was still way too long after the cuts I already made. It may be in my best interest to make a follow-up video in the future addressing this, once I fine-tune this format a bit to make it work a little better.
And the big thing I wanted to address: I completely glossed over Windows Mixed Reality! That was the ACTUAL first big implementation of inside-out tracking and was one of THE MOST affordable ways to get into VR! If I go through with the follow-up, I plan to fix this mistake immediately. WMR users, sorry for perpetuating the stereotype that y'all don't exist. 😔
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You’re my favorite Vtuber now
Tech Rules Would love to hear some recommendations on why I should buy a headset and which one. I've currently been putting off due to cost and knowing that the tech is developing so fast that to buy a $1000 headset that's out of date in a year isn't feasible.
Do it again
I can't believe I'd ever see a wild "Graphic Design is my Passion" reference here ♥
"Future me why don't you go ahead and tell everyone which one sounds better!"
*_"They both sound awful."_*
"Yeah it is!"
Bless this small channel, truly.
"small"
*Like 300,000 subs*
@@nousername8162 still small
@@JadeJuno small is
@@nousername8162
what about scruffy :( super small channel who is super underrated
"Without spending an arm and a leg" Or in your case both legs
Lol yeah
Use alchemy to do VR transmutation
And today's out-of-context quote:
"Manscaped is cutting 20% off."
Ah, shit, not again, I just got surgery
...which 20%
@@wurtknurte7283 the... top-most 20%, maybe...? I mean, you're not really *using* it that much, are you?
free Jewish conversion
The inside of the box is better:
"You balls will thank you"
Actually, no. It sounds just as bad in context.
"If i sneeze im probably going to headbutt into technology that is worth more than my life"
Plot twist: Tech Rules guy can migrate his eyes back and forth across his face in an insant in real life. Also that’s what he really looks like.
He's actually a program
@@nightlypiano4116 *Laughs in that one video where he showed his face even though im at least 90% certain that was a simulation*
@@spydertekd9370 the what
@@Alinanonymous yeah he showed himself in a video about the history of the Wii's hacking ot smth
That sorta reminds me of a book I read once in Elementary school.
I have to say, I liked the eyes. Even though you couldn’t control them, they still managed to sync up with what you were saying most of the time. And they even got the timing right a lot.
"sounds awful"
[insert normal expression that is relatable]
Wow very [emotion] that’s pretty [randomInteger]
32:07
Tech Rules: Now with 90% more skull jumpscares!
Thanks for the time stamp
Happy Halloween everybody!
Tech Rules: *Talking about the very interesting history of VR*
Me: *giggling at the random eye emotes that pop up on his helmet*
It just makes it adorable
it also has comedic timing
The increasingly resigned 'happy halloween, everybody' whenever an item is larger than expected... or a *skull*...
Seriously though, this is super interesting to hear about. Kudos for handling arceus knows how much setup this must have taken, alongside the research and editing.
Only this guy and summoning salt can make me stop anything just to watch the video
Add Stryder7x and we have the holy trinity
@@pageclayton6850 yes good point
@@pageclayton6850 agreed but it's been ages since he's uploaded
@@pageclayton6850 Add Bismuth and you get the holy quadrology
Quote(s) I particularly enjoy:
"Gaming used to be a sad, doorless dystopia."
"Instead of calling it oculus we should have called it Ocular; Ender of worlds."
"If I sneeze, I'm going to headbutt technology that's probably worth more than my life."
"Do me a favour- take a look at your eyeballs.
*Small Wheeze*"
"You don't need me to draw an eyeball for you to know eyeballs are round."
"Ever since the first computer was made, people wanted to jump into it."
32:04 - not a quote, I just loved it
1. this is super interesting, and was really well done (ironically)
2. This makes Tech Rules the first gaming history v-tuber.
Ame collab when?
I wouldnt mind tech rules as a vtuber, it's kinda kino
He’s not a v-tuber tho
@@cozzy7804 He is using a motion tracked virtual avatar. That makes him a V-Tuber (for this video)
@@omppusolttu5799 oh well, yeah that makes sense
"who's going to buy those first implementations of it that don't work very well"
My school: *for some reason had a Cybermaxx VR Headset from 1994 sitting in storage*
Really? So who owns it now, does the school still have it?
@@pixelpi3s I am in a robotics class and the IT department just let the teacher have it for us to try and get it working. The IT department at my school seems to have a lot of old technology sitting around not getting used.
@@tonygamer4310 Have y'all got it working yet?
@@pixelpi3s No, we haven't had a chance to mess with it yet. It is currently a tertiary or quaternary task for us.
i figured my two cents would be drowned out but hey why not, right? this was such a fun video. your charisma and vr and the sillyness of tilt brush was a great combo, and i guess it helps that i kinda like vr.... (lets just ignore my index and almost 200 hours in beat saber) but if you were to do another video in this style i would be so happy! (also more vr talk in general, but i understand that you are more about games and the tech side of them)
4:38
"How do eyeballs work?"
Me with bad vision: "THEY DONT."
"Each eye sees a different image, and this is combined to make depth"
bold of him to assume we have 3d vision :P
I think like a robot, therefore I am a robot and that means my eyes are actually cameras. Just need to figure out how a camera works now.
I don't know why this was way too entertaining for a 40-minute lecture.
10/10 would watch again
I've only gotten around halfway through the video but I feel like I'm watching a class lecture in college. The charm and the passion made this a lot of fun to watch.
Yeah fr it blows my mind that Oculus by itself came out with a useable headset for people to use commercially just a few years ago. Seeing that shit pop up on gaming channels blew my mind. Hell, 360° videos were mindblowing. To think they've gone so far in just a short amount of time makes me excited to see how they'll improve.
I do hope you do something else like this for another topic. It was a fun watch!
*"...I'm watching a class lecture in college."*
Most schools and colleges should actually use VR systems for their classes, I can guarantee ya that that would make more people want to actually study.
@@toumabyakuya3498 yeah but VR would still be expensive even the PlayStation headsets especially with having to buy multiple and replace them in case of damage
“We need to talk about the third major VR headset”
*holy shit someone’s actually mentioning the WMR headsets*
*proceeds to talk about PSVR*
“The Oculus Quest was the first big implementation of inside out tracking”
-Oculus quest released in May of 2019 with inside out tracking
-WMR released in October of 2017 with inside out tracking
Bro we exist too stop pretending we don’t we have feelings as well :(
Brooo I was expecting WMR both times but they weren't mentioned!
they were also kinda affordable for the time
What's WMR?
@@PlayerZeroStart WMR is an abbreviation of Windows Mixed Reality, Microsoft's line of VR (Not AR, ignore the name) Headsets that had initial designs and specs given by microsoft to PC OEMS (Lenovo, Asus, Acer, HP, Dell, and Samsung) and they were supposed to modify them and release them as products (with only HP and Samsung modifying them in any way), with microsoft handling the software, having it built-in into windows 10 as the Mixed Reality Setup or something.
Using 2 cameras, and a plethora of led lights on the controllers, the hmd could track your room and controllers without the use of external sensors, thus being one of the first major headsets with inside-out tracking.
Unfortunately, they never had great success in 2017 when they were released as they weren't advertized much, and the wmr platform wasn't/isn't as developed as the Vive and oculus ecosystem were/are.
WMR became slightly popular when headset went on major discounts becoming viable budget options to get into VR. (They also had support for SteamVR content)
Most WMR headsets you will find nowadays are used on eBay, except the HP Reverb G2, which is coming in November for the first preorders.
yeah he said big no one cares about wmr sadly
OCCULAR, THE ENDER OF WORLDS
ah I SEE what did you do
Occular, the (r)ender of worlds
OCULAR, INVADER OF PERSONAL DATA, PAWN OF THE BOOK OF FACES
This seems like an amazing concept.
storytelling in vr? yes please
Yes, it feels a little bit more personal than just the video
I don’t like it
the whole time i was watching this I thought how if his character in vr had legs it would just be some guy in a green and black shirt,helmet,and gloves with a speedo on
He doesn't have legs because he would be so arousing that we wouldn't be able to focus on the knowledge.
LIL, did you just describe Power Rangers?.
This is an absolute train wreck of a video.
I love it.
lol whats he sayin **picks nose an drools**
“Here, let’s put a whole bunch of wires in your room, while you play a game that effectively blinds you and makes you walk around your room”
You don’t really walk around very much lol.
OH GOD THE AUDIO ITS NOOOOOOOOOOOO
Actually it’s fine enough
"picture I have legs and I'm walking all over the place right now"
The quest used a vslam (visual simultaneous localization and mapping) algorithm. It picked out stationary objects and used their relieve positions, orientations, faces showing, texture, amount of the texture showing, side of the texture showing, and perceived sizes as well as an internal gyroscope and accelerometer sensors to determine its relive position. Ironically this same system is used on many smart robotic vacuums. Also the headset had 4 cameras, one per front corner. Also the constellation system would flash the lights in a specific order as well as having a unique constellation for each face to help with accuracy and orientation. While the htc vive system used infrared sweeps of the room and recording how long it took for the sensors to revive the signal. However in order to get accurate tracking they had to include a synchronization cable to make lighthouses sweep at exactly the same time. Also modern 3D movie glasses use polarizers to split the image.
Tech Rules: Complains about how the avatar's eyes do whatever they want
Tech Rules' Eyes: Thematically and appropriately reacts along with what is said almost perfectly
29:18 *cries in LABO*
i beg you PLEASE make skully a recurring character. spooky skeleton vr boi must return
I agree
The bad mic is actually a strength, as it sounds like how your avatar would sound.
This man is a hero, getting sponsored by a literal ballshaving company.
The portal music was a nice touch.
i love this, more people should make videos this way, it's hilarious. happy halloween everybody!
edit: just realized people could make "in person" video collabs this way, even if meeting up is impossible. this is so cool. happy halloween everybody!
Ever heard of VRChat meetups/meet and greets?
@@blucky_yt i know of vr chat but i meant specifically something more like in this video, one person explaining a topic while another person draws and brings up stupid assets like that skull thing. something about this entire concept seems really fun to me + is probably lighter on the editing work required compared to a usual video like that. too bad tiltbrush doesn't seem to have multiplayer support :/
'graphic design is my passion'
what he is holding on his left hand is spoopy enough
I found this channel back when early days of 3DS hacking was the only video on the channel, and it’s become one of my favorite channels on TH-cam!
I found this channel like 7 months ago when all the videos on the channel were still the same and there haven't been any uploads since, but I'm really looking forward to the next one. I actually forgot to watch this video ages ago but went back now that I'm getting a vr headset like 1 week before christmas that I saved up for for 2 months
As a person who’s experienced lag in a vr game before, I can wholeheartedly say that tracking IS indeed of extreme importance.
The worst feeling is when you turn your head and you can see the boundaries between whats loaded and not
While I'm not wild about this sponsor, I'm glad you're getting sponsors. Keep up the excellent work, dude.
24:30 - Virtual_Homer_backing_away_into_hedge.gif
Tech Rules is run by a machine ghost that can now inhabit a VR headset to make themselves seem real.
Also, I own an Oculus Quest, and I would not complain about the tracker reliability. They have quirky moments, but they work 99% of the time, including in fast-paced games like Beat Saber. The Hand-Tracking thing Oculus is experimenting with seems interesting, but it is far too unreliable to be anything more than a gimmick at this point. I also hope the intrusion of Facebook into the Quest 2 doesn't drive too many people away.
The sound was actually intresting. It gave some sense of depth to your voice and the reverb of your room gave a somewhat robotic voice to your avatar and it really matched up with it.
I love this nice long way of learning. I (oddly) enjoy lectures, as long as there's some jokes or something funny thrown in. I'm glad you had some fun, but a more...vibrant background than plain ol' Google nothing may have been more appealing to look at for over 40 minutes. Maybe even your drawings in the background.
When you say happy Halloween but it is Nov 1 by like 10 min
Time zones.
It’s been November 1st for me for over 16 hours, bc Australia
@@kruks pre-recording*
This video is amazing, and not just because of the kawaii-esque >o< eyes. Or the skull jumpscares.
3D and VR have always made me sick and given me eye strain, especially since I already have to wear glasses, but I've always been very impressed by the technology that goes into them. Thanks for educating me on the topic in such an unconventional and fun way.
You know once VR becomes more consumer friendly I wonder if it’s even possible to allow you to wear glasses while wearing a headset because by design a headset kind of screws over people who need glasses. (Edit) I just realized contacts exists but my point still stands because forcing people with defects they were born with to pay more is still a problem.
(Brain wave) what if instead of having the player squint there’s a option for bad eyesight where looking at a spot for a second causes the game to zoom in.(and keep things on screen for more time)
32:09 the robot eyes made an excelent work in the specific frame when the skull appears tho, i can't stop seeing this scene
"Happy Halloween"
-The guy that did that vid on how Five nights at freddy's AI works
This is now my phrase for when something goes wrong and you can't stop me
“I thought I could at least draw a circle-“
*Draws decent circle*
“Hey thats actually pretty good.”
I love this channel.
Speaking of VR, I'd love to see you do a video on the A.I. of phasmophobia, which has VR compatibility.
It's honestly pretty simple.
Each ghost has several passive phases they alternate between with varying consistency:
Idle - The ghost is doing nothing
Wander - The ghost picks a nearby possible point and moves to it.
Interact - The ghost uses a nearby non-throwable object, like a door
Throw - The ghost throws something
Ability - The ghost attempts to use its ability if it has one
Event - The ghost picks one of several allowed ghost events and physically manifests for a moment
Kick Power Interaction - The ghost specifically interacts with the fusebox if it can
DOTS Wander - The ghost manifests in DOTS and wanders, only if it can
Hunt Start
When a ghost starts Hunting, they have three phases:
Wander - The ghost picks a spot to wander to in an attempt to find a target
Track - The ghost tries to pursue a target it lost line of sight with or heard a sound
Pursue - The ghost sees a potential target and will give pursuit relentlessly.
Calling my rift the “ocular, ended of worlds” from now on
I'm actually kinda surprised/dissapointed that you didn't cover the microsoft hololens tech that got turned into windows "mixed reality" headsets- that frankly, I don't think anybody uses as anything but a VR headset. The headsets are lower cost, same inside-out tracking as Oculus uses, and works with SteamVR (albeit, it requires another app but it runs by default with SteamVR anyway so...)
34:30 wouldn't it work better then if they stuck say printed out QR codes and tell people to put them on walls in certain directions (i.e. to the left, to the right, above, below)? It would give them a defining feature for the cameras to look for and could work in any room with decent lighting? ...but at that point you might as well do the lighthouses again, since the idea is just a more primitive version
I believe that's actually how Valve originally tested VR, they put a model of that room in a game (that I cannot for the life of me remember the name of)
I mean, it's like the lighthouses, except you print them out on paper or card so they're cheap and there's no wires. It sounds good enough to at least try.
@@dominateeye right? And with a matte laminate over it should increase durability of the paper
Good idea but doesn’t cover big rooms or outside (let’s be honest nobody will play VR outside) this could just be a solution to smaller rooms for cheap so if this was implemented some people would be fine as a solution (Edit) I just realize I could get backlash for what I said about playing outside the reason for me saying nobody will play outside is because then you could run into hardware problems or something and people who play vr probably don’t want to be outside in the first place. However if you have a reason for why people want to VR outside then tell everyone or you could just tell me I’m a dumb idiot who knows nothing about VR and computers (which is true)
Summoning Salt and Tech Rules uploading within two days of each other??
I enjoyed the video. I know two people with VR, myself and a family friend. Two notes, I feel windows mixed reality was kind of skipped over for early consumer inside-out tracking. Furthermore, Rift S was like outsourced to a different company than Facebook and then didn't have the upkeep that happened with the quest on software updates (though I have an index, as why live reasonably when you can have the best tech and also be poor).
We need More Half-Life Alyx-type games.
That’s what’s Facebook is preparing, quoting Valve news network
no we need lower vr prices
@@DyoKasparov The Oculus Rift S is $400, the same price as most regular game consoles. Price is not that much of an issue right now.
@@PlayerZeroStart Price is too much when gaming peripheral costs as much as a console, not to mention all the downsides that would give you buyers remorse, such as space required to comfortably play VR, setting it up with al those cables everywhere (no matter how good VR headset is I can't get in the game knowing there's a damn cable I gotta look out for), needing good PC to handle it, and not many people being able to have one cause motion sickness, so for them its kinda a gamble at first.
Not to mention the shitty DRM stuff happening - I heard Facebook needs you to login to a fb account just to use their vr headset lol. So no it def ain't worth it for me.
Not to mention some VR headsets are just bad, narrow fov, blurred image... if I am to spend 400 bucks for game peripheral I'd want it to be PERFECT, this ain't a computer, a phone or a console, it's just a headset you play some games with it, games that would most likely be just as well without VR. it ain't a painting or anything decorative for you or your home, it's a "plastic games thing"
@@DyoKasparov 1. You don't need a good PC anymore. The Oculus Quest is the same price as a Rift S and is specifically designed to work without a PC.
2. You claim part of why VR isn't worth it is because the games would work just as well played on a screen, but that's blatantly untrue. Look at all the games that are VR exclusive, like Blade & Sorcery, Beat Saber, and hundreds more. They wouldn't work anywhere near as well played on a screen because you literally can't play them on a screen. And even with the games that have VR as an option but can be played on a regular screen, playing them in VR offers an entirely different experience. Take Elite Dangerous for example. Outside of VR, it's a fun but ultimately uninteresting spaceship game. But in VR, you get the experience of actually feeling like you're there, blazing past planets at faster than light speed. It's both terrifying and beautiful all at once. Almost crashing into a sun in Elite Dangerous elicits a response of "Oh, that was close". But doing the same in VR makes me genuinely afraid of crashing into it.
3. Don't like DRM? Simple. Buy a headset that doesn't use it. The original Vive doesn't have any DRM and, though it once costed a lot, it's the same price of a Oculus Rift.
And 4. If you're looking for VR to be both perfect and affordable, you're asking too much. The only way for VR to be perfect is to spend a ton of money on the expensive headsets. $400 is about as affordable as it can be without being completely unusable. However, no technology is perfect when they start out. From a technical standpoint, the original NES was a complete nightmare of poor engineering that leads to it being easily broken. However, because of the new experience it brought, one unlike ever seen before, people still bought it. And if people didn't, we wouldn't have the Playstation, XBox, or any game console beyond what we had back then. If the NES flopped, companies would have looked at it, saw home consoles as a terrible idea, and nobody would have made anything more. Nintendo would probably still be a toy company.
VR is in the exact same circumstance. Now is the time we need to invest in VR systems. The reason so few companies are putting any work into VR is because so few people are buying it. And if this keeps up, VR as a medium will die out. If not completely, then it won't come back any time soon. We need to show game companies "Hey, VR is something we want and something that's worth investing in." And when that happens, then we'll get more VR headsets, new innovations in the industry, and eventually we will have that affordable, perfect VR experience that won't require a PC at all. But that won't happen if people don't support VR.
If you take a look at VR and decide you don't want to buy one, that's fine. I understand. But by going out and telling everyone that VR is some unaffordable toy, you are actively hurting the industry.
That total break of character when he jumpscared himself wuth the big skull is killing me
*Quietly making Pshhh explosion sounds as he deletes the glasses*
(Sternly)"I'm a professional"
Interesting video. I personally have never owned a VR system for basically the exact reasons you said. They're rather expensive and there aren't a lot of good games out (besides Half Life Alyx based on what I've heard). Though I also hope that not only will the prices go down, and the quantity of games go up, but also that things which increase immersion like leg tracking and more will become easier to find and purchase. Once all of these things take place, I will happily get a VR system, but until then I shall patiently wait.
But there are plenty of games? Heck even games from the 90s and early 2000s have been ported to vr there's so many and for full body tracking it isn't a necessity especially when playing alone
32:09
I love that so much
god damn i love this, the free-form style, the casual comedy, it's great, outstanding
Let's just hope Facebook's current stream of bad business decisions to force itself into the Quest 2 doesn't hurt the progress that's been made :/
Too late
"That is where the wire-pocalypse started happening"
His expression: XoX
5/10 sponsored ad was not in vr
That melee joke was pretty funny. I went to smash tournaments before covid, the melee guys bring like 10-20 CRTTVS. The tournaments were either on the second floor of the engineering building or in a basement that had a bowling alley in. Glad I play ssbu instead of Melee.
32:08 That jumpscare with the vr wearing skull and your reaction!
PRICELESS!!
This video was great, I could probably watch content like this for hours and still be entertained (portal music probably helped with that). I know at the very end you said you wouldn’t do this again and your other videos are great but I just want to watch more of this, something about it is just really nice and relaxing
I need to see something like this where everyone is in a classroom or something and you just talk
Okay this video with all the blunders was the *funniest video* you put out yet, please do more barely scripted VR stuff its amazing
The VR presentation is awesome, I actually would like to see more videos like this
The skull scare was amazing lol great video! Educational, funny, excellent
Next video:History of Hentai Games for NNN
While that would be interesting he'd probably have to do a lot to keep it SFW on YT. Perhaps a history of adult games would be better, due to text adventure, arcade, and point and clicks existing possibly before what could be called the first visual novel hentai-type games (which in itself is text adventure but with more visuals/audio).
you are a master of comic relief and how it affects the flow of a long documentary, intentional or not.
This is such a fun way of presenting the topic! I love it!!
I literally just found your channel and finished watching the FNAF vid, but holy shiz this VR stuff is hilarious and cute. If you ever get the opportunity please make more in VR. I'm subscribing!
I would absolutely love VR, but I'm not the type to use voice chat with strangers so my body language would be very important in games like VR Chat, meaning I'd need full body tracking. The problem is VR is suuuper expensive if you just want a headset and controllers; it's hundreds more for full body tracking. Combine that with my lack of space to move around in and it's completely infeasible for me. And on top of that, the cheapest good quality PC VR setup requires you to sell your soul to facebook.
I'd be a huge consumer of VR technology and VR games, but there's currently too much standing in the way for me to do that, and I know I'm not the only one having these problems. That's what's keeping VR from fully blowing up and becoming mainstream right now - many people who want it are unable to afford it and/or find it impractical to use. If they can make it cheaper and somehow find some way to make physical space not such a problem (like 360 treadmills or even Matrix/SAO style full immersive VR) then I could see VR being extremely popular.
The only reason I have friends with VR is because they bought my old headsets. And they wouldn't of been interested in VR it not for Beat Saber.
this is one of my favorite videos yet.
thank you very much :)
36:00 Suuure having my controller slide diagonally away through a wall is totally accurate.
If you need to draw a circle, just draw an incredibly detailed face, then erase the finer details, then erase some more, and bam! A Perfect Circle!
22:25 Yep... I was one of the people who didn't have any issues. My DK2 could track so well, I moved it to the ceiling and gave myself 270 degrees of freedom standing VR. Oh, and the hand controllers? Razer Hydras. I still have both.
This video was great! Very interesting & entertaining.
Especially if you focus on the face's hilarious eye movements
This was really fun and cool! For some reason the end made me tear up, I guess because it’s nice to feel excited and hopeful about something for once. Thanks for that!
thanks for another great video man. seeing your notifications makes me smile
0:31 “They both sound awful” I just lost myself for a moment there.
I've just found your channel and I am absolutely engrossed in it. It's so interesting
This is such a fun video I love it. It’s like a ted talk but more fun
VR Robot that can't draw tells you the history of VR
This is so dang good! The educational content, the humor, the drawing, everything.
This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels
Really love this. As someone who’s slowly gotten into vr over the last couple years, finally taking the deep dive from the Rift S to Index with full body about 6 months ago, it’s really awesome and encouraging to see more TH-camrs getting into vr with covid and all. Not to mention the Quest 2 making it more accessible.
I just love how enthusiastic you're in your videos.
One of my favorite videos from you! Love the little bloopers!
I love your videos man, keep up the great work 👍
I love the eyes. i think they are actually amazing. they add so much personality to this recording
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I know you couldn’t control the eyes, but they were pretty well-timed with your speech here.
This was pretty fun to watch
You should do more of this
Man it's disappointing seeing awesome videos like these not get as many views as the more viral ones based on popular games.
i was half hoping this would be helpful for me to figure out how these work but also what i want to get
so yeah this just told me that i need to think to get valve index or potentially something else that gets big before i can get an index and space for it, if ever...
gosh i hope i get to use vr once in my life if i don't get to play boneworks i will cry
This might be my favorite video of all time. Watching you get freaked out by everything in VR is... Entertaining to say the least.