Gorilla Tag But My Headset is Random
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The individual compared various VR headsets while playing Gorilla Tag, ultimately preferring the Quest 2 for its reliability and comfort. The Pimax Crystal, despite its high quality visuals, was noted for its weight and discomfort during gameplay, showcasing both limitations and unique features.
Insights
- Valve Index was praised for its comfort and gameplay experience in Gorilla Tag, despite some tracking and controller issues during gameplay.
- Quest 2 emerged as the preferred headset due to its reliability, comfort, and performance, setting high expectations for the final expensive headset, Pimax Crystal, which offered immersive visuals but faced challenges like weight and discomfort during gameplay.
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Which VR headset was chosen first in the Gorilla Tag video?
Valve Index
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Summary
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Comparing VR Headsets for Gorilla Tag
- The individual played Gorilla Tag using five different VR headsets for a video to determine the best one for the game.
- The first headset chosen through a spinning wheel was the Valve Index.
- The Valve Index controllers were commended for their design and functionality in-game.
- Base stations were utilized for tracking with positive results, although they were mounted on tripods instead of wall mounts.
- The tracking and controller grip on the Valve Index were noted as slightly off during gameplay.
- Comfort levels of the Valve Index were compared favorably to the Quest 2 and Quest 3.
- The gameplay experience, including running speed and comfort, was positively reviewed on the Valve Index.
- The individual encountered tracking issues and controller malfunctions while playing Gorilla Tag on the Valve Index.
- Despite some drawbacks, the Valve Index was considered comfortable and provided a good gameplay experience overall.
- The Quest 2 was highlighted as the preferred headset due to its reliability, comfort, and performance in Gorilla Tag, leading to anticipation for the final, expensive headset to be tested.
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"Pimax Crystal: High Quality, Heavy Discomfort"
- The final headset being reviewed is the Pimax Crystal, priced at $1800, offering an 8K resolution experience primarily used for flight simulators, resembling a TV on the face. The headset provides an immersive gaming experience, with the user noting the high quality and smoothness of visuals, despite its weight and discomfort during gameplay.
- During a gaming session on the Pimax Crystal, the user experiences challenges with the heavy headset, struggles with communication due to a name change, and ultimately obtains a shark head cosmetic in the game, highlighting the limitations and unique features of the expensive headset.
