Oolite Bulletins

Gizmo in Gremlins.

Ah missed that, evidently.

I can honestly say that each time I come into one of the stations in E: D in VR I'm truly awestruck. Something I've wished for since 1984.

I have a Rift and a Quest 2. For E: D I use a Logitech Gamepad F710, the only keyboard control I have is the spacebar for shield boosters and I can find that by touch. NMS works fine with the controllers for both, in fact I would say that they have mostly 'cracked' the issue with some novel solution...

Ripley's cat,Jones, in Alien.
https://alienanthology.fandom.com/wiki/ ... he%20crew.

As for the OP if you want to see the full impact of VR you need a good PC + GPU. Once these are in place try Elite Dangerous or No Mans Sky

"It's unpleasantly like being drunk, Arthur"
" What's so unpleasant about being drunk?"
"Ask a glass of water"

perhaps in some situations it could be kept in its holster, or even - now and then - left at home ... (although there is of course the issue that putting the warheads back into the submarines in a time of global crisis might make things even more tense). Given that most of the MAD scenario is based...

Yes I did see mention of that game and had to look it up, if off-line-mode-gate was a 'scam' that lot look like Nigerian bankers.

It seems that it just can't keep up with modern emission and safety standards.

I remember when its ability to not roll over

Call me odd but lets play 'spot the 4x4' that would pass this (to me) essential test on farm vehicles?

It is expected game v. received game That makes a lot more sense to me now, thanks for pointing it out. As a general rule I'd agree with most of what has been said above, and in particular the off-line-mode-gate. For now I'm happy with what I have (but to me the £150 I paid for the lifetime beta pa...

He probably bought a really expensive player. Sorry, I really am being particularly dim on this one (the computer Games I play are limited to Oolite and Elite: Dang). So in this 'game' its possible to buy stuff (I get that, cheats etc etc have been around for a while and my missus likes to add extr...

#1 is 90.2 hrs, complains bitterly about the 'grind' (wonder what he'd make of oolite?), refuses to buy into Horizons after saying there's been no development. I'm not a big gamer is $40 a lot for a game? #20 (ish) This game goes out of its way to make learning the game just as difficult as possible...

Wonder if that community has an attention span <1 hour. Most of the review slate it for being 'difficult to learn' (sound familiar?), or slate it for the pricing policy.

I must be behind the times but what 'microtransactions' can tot up to over $7K for one game?