• [object Object]@lemmy.ca
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    3 months ago

    Okay, can we get the reservation system for the stream machine so I can buy it?

    I’m also curious about be but don’t know how well it works for someone with glasses

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        3 months ago

        A didn’t know such a business existed, that’s cool, definitely mashes me feel more interested in trying VR

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      3 months ago

      They’ve said that prescription lens inserts would be available for the steam frame. I have third-party ones for the Index, and they’re great

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      3 months ago

      Most VR headsets have enough room for you to wear glasses while using them, but it can be a little uncomfortable. There are also lots of options out there for corrective lenses that fit headsets. I like the ones from Reloptix. I’m pretty sure Valve said in the initial announcements that the Frame would have a system for corrective lenses, so there shouldn’t be any need for special mods to make them fit.

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    3 months ago

    I am sad and little bit confused why they are not cooperating with protondb. For a company that leverages its customers all the time it seams so odd that they do all of this busy work all on their own.

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      3 months ago

      Because they’re better equipped and it enhances their platform to be a reliable one stop. That said protondb having user comments is incredibly helpful.

      Also a point for not relying on protondb, they mark The Finals as a platinum ready to play game but it is a crashing nightmare deserving of silver at best. A common complaint by users there too.

      So why rely on protondb if it’s not a guarantee? They have orders of magnitude more data to draw a better picture than the user opt in aggregation of protondb that’s faulty at times.

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    3 months ago

    Didn’t the steam machine have a shit gpu? Can it actually support high frame rate, high resolution VR? Makes me wonder what the steam frame will be capable of.

    Edit: Yup. Gtx 4060. That’s worse than my 8 year old 2080 ti…