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Attractive character improve games (with cosmetics)...

True 27 65.85%
 
False 12 29.27%
 
No opinion 2 4.88%
 
Total:41
Chazore 11 hours ago

How to get me to buy your game in a few easy steps: 

1. Offer me a good and extensive character creator, that I will get myself lost in messing with for at least an hour.

2. Give the characters a range of emotes for me to be expressive with.

3. Give me a game where I can deck my characters in to make them look like they just came out of a circus stripper club.

TLDR:

I will now buy your game(s).

Last edited by Chazore - 11 hours ago

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SvennoJ 10 hours ago
LegitHyperbole said:
SvennoJ said:

Mia Winters and Lady Dimitrescu is about it. The characters RE4 already look too fake/plastic. There's Alloy making a brief appearance in CotM and its fun to poke characters in the face and ears in that game lol. (Imagine having to mocap the reactions haha)

However the rest is all low poly, low detail. I got more 'presence' from characters on PSVR1 than PSVR2. The higher resolution and lower detail characters just makes them look fake.

Yeah, there's definitely something to the screen door effect, my quest 2 doesn't have it as much and it felt like something is missing. It's there in porn but in games it's much so lessened. And speaking of porn... do they still have that RAD app where you can sideload porn onto it?

Yeah if you want to put up with horrible quality, mostly AI generated crap, glitches, and pay in BitCoin for streampass, a NFT subscription. It's a grift.
You can also subscribe for $5 a month with a credit card, cannot just buy it.

https://rad.live/psvr/

You need the premium subscription to sideload content.