VR Thunder 3: H6K4 - HTC Vive War Thunder Simulator Battle Gameplay

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Published on February 2, 2017 10:51:59 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPZXpq5KdbQ

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War Thunder (2016)

Duration: 18:47

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Well I've had HTC Vive for a while now, I did test it initially when I first got the new rig though didn't use the footage since the area of capture was off and missed most of what I was looking at and shooting. The problem with recording VR is still a bit of an issue, though the current method isn't too bad and allows you to at least see part of what I'm seeing in with the headset on.

This footage shows one such battle using HTC Vive in War Thunder, specifically the Ki-10 II C in Simulator Battle mode. The video is actually from my right eyes' perspective, my left eyes' view is hidden from view (as I mentioned before, this is due to the way VR works).

No Time Stamping.

Audio intact, I was testing VR out and had the mic too close to my mouth; I've lowered the volume overall to attempt to compensate.

Music: The Holst's The Planet Suite plays for the most part of the video.

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