Fallout 4 VR

Fallout 4 VR - the wasteland of the familiar game has been transferred to a virtual reality helmet, and now you can walk through it with your own feet. Familiar places look larger due to scale, and weapons are held in hands. Reloading is performed by movement, and part of the interface is placed on the wrist. The movement is customizable: you can walk in a straight line or jump to a point. Pushes and hits are counted separately, so melee combat feels different. The construction of settlements has been converted to use gestures. Large battles are more difficult to endure due to the helmet's visibility, but close combat has become tangible. Some players turn off hints so as not to lose a sense of place. The settings allow you to choose the method of movement, body rotation and camera height. Pause is called by a separate button, and the inventory opens like a tablet on your hand. For several hours in a helmet, it is worth keeping water nearby, because fatigue accumulates faster than in a regular game. Some community mods add support for new controllers and sight edits. If you get motion sick, the settings allow you to turn off free rotation and switch to transfer. Community mods add support for new controllers and crosshair adjustments. Individual builds change the behavior of opponents, but require caution with saves. Some players go through the game again because familiar scenes are read differently in the helmet. Separate builds for the helmet are released regularly and adjust the sight, interface scale and enemy behavior. A complete passage in this mode takes longer than on the monitor, but each outing is more memorable. Saves and tasks work the same as in the regular version. For anyone who loves wastelands and wants to go through them with a helmet, this edition is suitable.