Borderlands 2 VR

Очень много портов пк игр на вр страдают двумя вещами - неудобным интерфейсом с управлением, и полным отсутствием иммерсивности. Так еще коопа нету...

An awesome way to revisit Pandora! It's best to view this as more camera mod rather than a full on vr experience as it's not AS immersive as say other vr fps's, but if you're a borderlands fan it's definitely worth picking up. The npc's scale a little weird, aiming down sights is a bit of a let down as it just puts a reticle on screen rather than letting the player look down weapons with a scope( you also can't really interact with the weapons as the reloading is done for you and ads is done via a button press rather than putting the weapon up to your eyes), and the cutscenes just play the ones from the base game which does take you out of the immersion just a bit. Playing this over steam link with my quest 2 didn't work all that great though I chalk that up to problems with the meta software rather than the game, but even then I recommend playing this with a wired connection if you can. All that said it's still borderlands 2 so it's still one of the best ARPG's of all time. The art style of borderlands 2 works incredibly well in vr and the gameplay is still incredibly addicting. The new BAMF ability does help a lot in keeping you from getting overwhelmed when fighting big groups of enemies + makes me feel like I've got the dead eye ability from another really good western shooter. The environments are a ton of fun to look around and explore; even more so when you're in a vehicle as for me that's when I really feel like I'm on pandora ripping past skags and bandits while they take pot shots at me. Going through borderlands 2 in vr definitely changes the way you play as well. Thankfully the game never made me feel motion sick ( even when I was boosting in vehicles) but since I can't move the same way I would on the normal game I ended up playing a lot safer ; hiding behind cover and taking advantage of the bamf + deception ( zero's ability which puts out a decoy to distraction) abilities to get into better positions. I also ended up using different weapons than I normally would since the ads isn't the most fun to use with scoped weapons, I instead used it more as a fire rate toggle on weapons that increased fire rate when ads as well as prioritized getting guns that had higher magazine capacities. At the time of writing I've yet to grind for any legendary weapons so I can't comment on that but I'd imagine it'll be all the more satisfying since I PHYSICALLY am gonna have to fight for those drops. All in all I'd def recommend picking this up if you want to go to pandora with a new way to experience it or if you're completely new to the series and a front row seat to the action.

[h1][b]🎮 Reseña de Borderlands 2 VR[/b][/h1] [h2]Resumen del Juego[/h2] Borderlands 2 VR es básicamente “Borderlands 2, pero ahora tú eres el pobre desgraciado que se asoma a Pandora con la cara pegada al caos”. Sigue siendo un shooter en primera persona con ADN de Acción y Rol: disparas, lootéas hasta perder la dignidad, subes niveles, eliges habilidades y repites el ciclo como si fuera terapia… solo que con gore, violencia y ese humor que a veces pega y a veces suena como tío incómodo en reunión familiar. La primera impresión es clara: el cel-shading luce bien en RV y el mundo se siente más “encima” de ti, lo cual es genial cuando estás saqueando… y menos genial cuando te llega un montón de balas y tu instinto te dice “agáchate”, pero tu cuerpo dice “no gracias, tengo espalda”. Es una experiencia intensa, muy de un jugador, y con controles pensados para RV (detección de movimiento), aunque la idea de un Borderlands “solo para RV” también suena a: “sí, te vas a marear, pero con estilo”. [h2]Looteo con visor: lo glorioso y lo que te baja del hype[/h2] Lo Bueno: ✅ 🔫 Acción-Rol adictiva: disparar + habilidades + botín = tu cerebro en modo aspiradora de números. ✅ 🕹️ Compatibilidad total con mando: si quieres jugar “más sentado” y menos “fitness accidental”, se agradece. ✅ 🥽 Solo para RV: inmersión real; Pandora se siente más peligrosa cuando el psycho está “a tu distancia personal”. ✅ 🏆 69 logros de Steam: para quienes necesitan validación digital por respirar en el juego. Lo No Tan Bueno: ❌ 👤 Un jugador: sí, también aparece “multijugador” por ahí, pero aquí vienes a la fiesta… solo. ❌ 👥 Comunidad miniatura: 6 jugadores actuales; más que un lobby, parece una junta vecinal. ❌ 🩸 Contenido violento/gore/sexual: no es “malo” en sí, pero si te incomoda, aquí te lo avientan sin pedir permiso. ❌ 🎮 RV obligatoria: si no tienes headset, literalmente no existes para este juego. [h2]Tabla de Evaluación[/h2] [table] [tr][th]Aspecto[/th][th]Puntuación (0-10)[/th][th]Comentario[/th][/tr] [tr][td]Jugabilidad[/td][td]7[/td][td]El loop de disparar/lootear sigue siendo veneno delicioso, en RV pega distinto.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Dificultad / IA[/td][td]6[/td][td]Funcional; más “te saturan” que “te superan”.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Contenido[/td][td]7[/td][td]Borderlands 2 tiene para rato, y el rol de builds mantiene el vicio.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Gráficos / Video[/td][td]7[/td][td]El estilo artístico aguanta bien el paso del tiempo y en RV luce sólido.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Historia[/td][td]7[/td][td]Entre chistes y caos, sigue siendo de lo más recordable de la saga.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Ambientación[/td][td]8[/td][td]Pandora en primera persona “real” es su mejor argumento.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Efectos (VFX)[/td][td]7[/td][td]Disparos, explosiones y gore: todo ruidoso, todo claro, todo Borderlands.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Música[/td][td]6[/td][td]Cumple; no molesta, no siempre brilla.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Voces[/td][td]7[/td][td]Carisma vocal fuerte; el humor vive o muere aquí y suele aguantar.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Diversidad[/td][td]6[/td][td]Variedad de estilos por el rol y el arsenal; no es el rey de la sorpresa.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Rendimiento[/td][td]6[/td][td]En RV se nota cuando algo no va fino; exige más tolerancia que en plano.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Rejugabilidad[/td][td]7[/td][td]Builds, botín y logros: la trampa perfecta para “una misión más”.[/td][/tr] [tr][td][b]Total Puntuaciones (Muy Bueno)[/b][/td][td][b]6.8[/b][/td][td]Un Borderlands sólido en RV, con límites claros y una comunidad diminuta.[/td][/tr] [/table] [h2]Conclusión (Bueno)[/h2] Borderlands 2 VR hace lo que promete: te mete de cabeza en un shooter-looter con rol, violencia exagerada y humor que no pide disculpas. Cuando funciona, se siente como el parque de diversiones más caótico de Pandora, con botín por todos lados y la satisfacción de progresar a punta de balazos y habilidades. Pero también es un recordatorio controversial: convertir algo famoso a RV no lo vuelve automáticamente “la versión definitiva”. El hecho de ser estrictamente de un jugador y ver 6 jugadores activos lo pinta como experiencia de nicho, casi de coleccionista con visor. Aun así, con 1016 recomendaciones totales, está claro que hay una base que lo disfruta y lo defiende… aunque sea desde su cueva VR. [h3]Recomendación de Compra (Recomendado con reservas)[/h3] Puntuación Total: 6.8/10 Número de jugadores activos al momento de hacer esta review: 6 Descuento máximo registrado: -75% Veredicto: [i]Si quieres Borderlands 2 en RV y aceptas jugarlo solo, es una buena dosis de caos; si buscas comunidad o “la mejor forma” de jugarlo, vas a discutir con tu propio hype.[/i] Si eres fan del loop Acción/Rol de Borderlands y tienes RV, aquí hay horas de disparos, botín y progresión con inmersión real. Solo entra sabiendo que la fiesta no es online, la comunidad está en modo fantasma, y el juego no te va a tratar con delicadeza: ni por contenido, ni por intensidad.

tricky to start but fun aspeshloy looking around exploring every where agen but in vr

Einfach nur schlecht Ich dachte echt es kann nicht so schlimm sein wie es manche schon beschrieben haben, aber doch, es ist genau so schlecht wie es die meisten beschreiben. Als grosser BL Fan vor allem vom 2 Teil hätte ich über viele Fehler hinwegsehen können. kein multiplayer kein mod suport automatisches nachladen (was ja eigentlich kein problem ist bei einem Bullethell game aber die Tatsache das man nicht manuell nachladen kann schon. Bedenke Sniper, Racketenwerfer, Revolwer) Keine beidhändige Waffenführung (und das bei einem Egoshooter? ist echt ne Schande) Aber.......das wusste ich ja schon. Der Hammer ist die katastrofahle Steuerung, die Tatsache das man den rechten stick gedrückt hallten muss, um sich drehen zu können, ist das schlimmste was ich an schlechter VR Steuerung jemals erlebt hab. Ein flüssiges Gameplay für mich, So.....unmöglich. Durch die grottenschlechte Animation der Hände kommt einem irgendwie auch nicht das Gefühl auf ein VR Tittel zu spielen, sondern eher ein flat Spiel auf die Augen gepresst zubekommen, was erhöhte Motionsickness Toleranz fordert, weil das Gefühl nicht richtig stimmt beim Spielen. Schade, schade, schade, ich hätte BL2 gerne in VR durchgezockt aber so mach es mir keinen Spass.

berbat bir oyun. ulan el kontrolleri berbat ara sıra buga giriyor ses gelmiyor üstelik arasahneler 2D AMK. şaka yapmıyorum arasahne girince baya karşınıza bir ekran geliyor oradan izliyorsunuz aşırı mide bulandırıcı. ki oyunda deli dehşet bug var elimi yukarıdan aşşağıya hareket ettiriyorum teleport atıyor garip garip hareketler. oyunda sola sağa bakmak için normalde her vr oyununda olan sadece joyistiği sola götürmenizi destekleyen kontroller bunda yok. eğer sola bakmak istiyorsanız joyistiğin sola götürüp basacaksınız. şöyle söyleyeyim mesela playstation veya xbox kolunuz var diyelim. oyun oynarken sola sağa bakmak için hem sağ joyistiği sola veya sağa çevirip hem de basmalısınız. üstelik 1 kez basılı tutmak da yetmiyor defalarca tık tık tık basmalısınız ki arkanızı dönebilesiniz. siz anlayın durumun bokluğunu, ulan en azından şunları düzeltip çıkaraydınız bir de 50 dolar istiyorsunuz aç köpekler. indirimde 12.49 dolara aldım o bile değmez. 1 dolara satsanız yine almam ben bu oyunu. saçmalığın daniskası

Borderlands 2 VR is a virtual reality adaptation of one of the most celebrated looter-shooters of its generation, developed by Gearbox Software and published by 2K. Rather than simply recreating the original experience, the game places players directly into the chaotic world of Pandora, transforming the familiar adventure into a far more personal and immersive journey. The core premise remains unchanged: players step into the role of a Vault Hunter, travel across dangerous wastelands, gather mountains of increasingly absurd weaponry, and confront the infamous Handsome Jack. What changes dramatically is the perspective, as virtual reality allows players to experience every firefight, explosion, and encounter from inside the action itself. The game’s greatest strength lies in how effectively its fast-paced combat translates into VR. Borderlands 2 was already known for its addictive shooting mechanics and seemingly endless supply of weapons, and these elements gain new life when players physically aim and fire their arsenal. Every weapon category feels more engaging because combat relies on natural movement rather than traditional mouse or controller inputs. Close-range battles become more intense, long-distance sniping feels more rewarding, and the sheer spectacle of massive firefights is amplified by the sense of presence that virtual reality provides. The signature cel-shaded art style also proves to be a perfect fit for the format, giving Pandora a colorful and distinctive appearance that remains visually appealing despite the game’s age. The world itself continues to be one of the franchise’s strongest assets. Pandora is packed with memorable locations, bizarre characters, dangerous wildlife, and a constant stream of humorous dialogue. Exploring these environments in VR creates a stronger connection to the setting than the original version could achieve. Familiar areas feel larger and more detailed when viewed from a first-person virtual perspective, while character interactions gain additional personality because players are standing directly in front of the game’s eccentric cast. The storytelling remains entertaining throughout, largely thanks to the unforgettable presence of Handsome Jack, whose mix of humor and cruelty continues to make him one of gaming’s most memorable antagonists. Another major advantage is the sheer volume of content available. Borderlands 2 was already famous for offering a lengthy campaign supported by countless side missions, extensive character progression, skill customization, rare loot drops, and challenging boss encounters. The VR version retains this enormous amount of content, ensuring players receive a full-scale role-playing shooter experience rather than a condensed adaptation. Additional downloadable content further expands the adventure, introducing more locations, missions, and opportunities to strengthen characters. For players seeking long-term value, there is enough content here to remain engaging for dozens of hours. The game also incorporates features specifically designed to make virtual reality gameplay more enjoyable. Combat and movement systems have been adjusted to accommodate VR hardware, and various comfort options help reduce potential motion discomfort for players sensitive to virtual movement. Vehicle sections, a staple of the Borderlands series, feel particularly different in VR, creating a stronger sensation of speed and scale as players race through Pandora’s open regions. These additions demonstrate that the developers made a genuine effort to adapt the experience for virtual reality rather than simply porting the original game with minimal changes. Despite its many strengths, Borderlands 2 VR is not without shortcomings. Certain interface elements can feel cumbersome compared to modern VR titles, and some gameplay systems reveal their origins as mechanics originally designed for traditional controls. While the immersion is impressive, there are moments where menu navigation, inventory management, and specific control schemes feel less polished than experiences created exclusively for VR from the beginning. These issues do not ruin the game, but they occasionally interrupt the otherwise smooth flow of exploration and combat. Visually, the game remains surprisingly effective years after its original release. The stylized presentation avoids many of the aging issues that affect realistic graphics, allowing Borderlands 2 VR to maintain a unique and appealing identity. Explosive effects, enemy designs, and environmental variety all contribute to a world that feels vibrant and alive. The artistic direction continues to stand out among VR shooters, helping the game retain its charm long after many of its contemporaries have faded from memory. Borderlands 2 VR succeeds because it preserves everything that made the original game popular while adding a level of immersion that only virtual reality can provide. Although some design elements show their age and the VR implementation is not flawless, the combination of addictive loot hunting, satisfying combat, memorable storytelling, and a richly detailed world creates a compelling package. For fans of the Borderlands franchise and VR enthusiasts alike, it offers a unique opportunity to experience one of the genre’s most beloved adventures from an entirely new perspective. Rating: 7/10

I hit my hand into a fence post. pls gv ....................... blaa

It's borderlands with more motion sickess

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