OROCHII'S PROFILE

I think that article and maybe others want to push VR as the next standard, but there is no need for that, since it has its limitations. It's not a format for any kind of game, or not one where anything would benefit, as others have said. You can make a First-Person RPG and it would probably go pretty well, but it's not necessary to make ALL RPGs first person or do some wowie things with VR, that easily becomes just a $150+ gimmick.

Still, I don't see the "push" they talk about, only experimental crap (that probably is fun indeed), but that might be biased by the fact that I still play mostly old games. Or indies. They will try to capitalize on Alyx I guess, because "Valve always does it right".

But again, I don't trust them, they're pushing a narrative that makes VR the next thing, and marking others as outdated just because they haven't jumped into the hype wagon.

Thanks for the spot, Libby! Now I think I'm good at this thing B^D.

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I'm not used to being noticed!

Neither I, sempai, neither I.

Thanks Lib-sempai, and all the other sempais, for noticing me. I now feel nervous o///o. Ooooh Dreki-chan! You are gonna be happy!~♥

I'm planning of doing a derivative of this article (mostly is about the points you use, because is kinda loose version what I got written by now haha). I like the reviewing activity, so I'm like trying to promote it hahaha.
I do it as a derivative mostly because I'm doing it for a non-english community, so if I try to translate it, most of the "original spirit will be gone".

I'm awaiting response, I don't like to make things... like... that way,
Orochii Zouveleki

The only thing that will not work well with this system are the normal area/map encounters, because movement caused by events is never counted for the step count.
Also, the user must remember to have "ignore if can't move" checked. If not, the movement will "freeze" constantly.

Nice contribution, cheers,
Orochii Zouveleki