Unity was unusable anyway, with their menu on top, for users of focus-follows-mouse.

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Quoting: lucifertdarkthe VR bandwagon

VR bandwagon? It's Stephensons Rocket. I know, because I'm on it ;)

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Quoting: ColomboI know my shit [External Link].

You're trying to tell us that the chairman of Goldman Sachs is a Marxist?

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Quoting: medvelet your product be free of real-world politics!

Free of current, actual real world politics, maybe. But never otherwise. Not even free of "insinuation" of current real world politics.

Because, if you haven't noticed, it's about playing. And this means, it's about engaging in a non-serious activity with no repercussions in reality. So yes, a game is where you can actually try out things -- including genocide -- without it having any impact on reality. And it's important for it to be so, lest some fucking morons try out genocide and other such shit for real, instead of in a game.

So don't ever go and criticize a game for providing a safe space for trying out things.

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Another piece of hardware one could have: VR Rig.

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Quoting: sweenerWhat is the best way to get the Steam controller working with Dolphin? Is there a profile I can load into SC Controller?

Yeah, I'm wondering as well. I can't get it to work.

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Yes! Finally!

Quoting: LukeNukemNow if only those lazy devs who only ever released 32bit versions of their games would actually realise how stupid that is...

I don't really care whether they do that _also_. But having no 64bit-version is a no-no, as is not testing whether the 64bit version runs.

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I think the whole story mode is mainly geared towards make you explore everything, and try out everything.

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No idea, I've got Logitech-mice, and Turtle Beach keyboards. No specific preference for the former, but they tend to be rather ubiquitous here in Switzerland, as Logitech is a Swiss company.

But I really like the Turtle Beach Impact 100 keyboard, as it only has the basic functions a keyboard can/should have, and it's got a huge key-lift and a heavy weight. And with the Swiss German layout, I also have a big backspace key, not the tiny the US one has.

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More VR?

I've got Vivecraft running on the Vive.
http://www.vronlinux.com/articles/vivecraft-on-linux.42 [External Link]

Vrui works as well:
http://www.vronlinux.com/articles/quake-iii-arena-maps-in-vr-under-linux-with-vive-vrui.38 [External Link]

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