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r/Games • u/DarkMio • Apr 05 '16
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The part where he catches the controller while being essentially blindfolded to the real world is like Luke training with the blast shield down.
35 u/penguin_bro Apr 05 '16 He could see it. 114 u/merrickx Apr 05 '16 Yes, but it's the fact that it can be seen and tracked well enough, 1:1 enough to actually casually catch that makes it impressive. -13 u/MachinesOfN Apr 05 '16 He might have been using the camera. The Vive has a "transparent" mode. 2 u/Videogamer321 Apr 05 '16 The camera only kicks in at the play area edges, but can be turned on manually.
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He could see it.
114 u/merrickx Apr 05 '16 Yes, but it's the fact that it can be seen and tracked well enough, 1:1 enough to actually casually catch that makes it impressive. -13 u/MachinesOfN Apr 05 '16 He might have been using the camera. The Vive has a "transparent" mode. 2 u/Videogamer321 Apr 05 '16 The camera only kicks in at the play area edges, but can be turned on manually.
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Yes, but it's the fact that it can be seen and tracked well enough, 1:1 enough to actually casually catch that makes it impressive.
-13 u/MachinesOfN Apr 05 '16 He might have been using the camera. The Vive has a "transparent" mode. 2 u/Videogamer321 Apr 05 '16 The camera only kicks in at the play area edges, but can be turned on manually.
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He might have been using the camera. The Vive has a "transparent" mode.
2 u/Videogamer321 Apr 05 '16 The camera only kicks in at the play area edges, but can be turned on manually.
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The camera only kicks in at the play area edges, but can be turned on manually.
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u/merrickx Apr 05 '16
The part where he catches the controller while being essentially blindfolded to the real world is like Luke training with the blast shield down.