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Considering you made a statement on a public forum, you.
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I strongly advise you consider your next course of response, this forum thrives off the discourse and opinion of offers, while you may not agree with them we do ask that you respect them.
Responding in a way that suggests that “they can speak when spoken to” isn’t something that’s tolerated here.
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And a fact that you must accept is you don’t dictate who can and can’t respond to you on a public forum.
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Only those who received my clear message who decided to respond
Your “clear message” was that you hate everything about this game since 2018. What prompted you to join and post on a forum for actual fans of the game I have no idea but you do you.
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I expressed my opinion and based on a group of other players who want this game to back to it origins
Reviving an experimental game mode that was only in one single game in the entire decades-old franchise can hardly be called “back to Hitman’s origins”.
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And bringing back HITMAN’s to its origins means also bringing back every sexually suggestive, edgy, and stereotypical thing too can’t forget that!
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I’m happy for Quest 3 owners, honestly, but at the same time, when I first got the Youtube notification of this, my brain skimmed over the words “Hitman” “VR” and “Reloaded” and immediately thought omg wow they’ve actually worked on an update for the existing mode.
Still, happy for Quest 3 owners and it’s neat that IOI managed to work out some deal to get a better version of the VR system out there by outsourcing to a fully fledged VR company.
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The fact that Sony apparently passed on the opportunity to pay to port Hitman to PSVR2 is still one of the more baffling decisions regarding what I think we can now fairly characterize as a failed rollout. I was all ready to buy both a PS5 and a PSVR2 to play a solid Hitman VR game but it just never materialized. Looking forward to playing this on Quest instead.
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Personally, I’ve been looking for an excuse to get a Quest 3 so this may prove to be that excuse. I think the original virtual reality mode for the personal computer worked just fine and I liked it a lot. While I still think the concept of dual wielding is dumb, the other improvements sound promising.
Half the fun of VR is just playing around with the environment so if they’re serious about making everything more interactive this should be great. Even in flat Hitman I never get tired of throwing apples and bananas at clueless NPCs.
Quest 3 is a great device for the money. Very crisp display and accurate controllers.
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Guess you havent played pistol whip?
Don’t even know what that is.
It’s a very fun VR game that features dual wielding. If you get a headset, I highly recommend it, it’s a workout.
Is it available on anything except the Playstation?
yeah, steam and quest
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That looks like a very fast paced action game. Not sure that’s quite my game style, but if I get a new virtual reality set, I may check it out.
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I’ve heard it’s basically a rhythm-shooter game, where your gun fires in time to the beat, so if you have a good sense of rhythm then it should be a fun experience.
Also dual-wielding is cool in a novelty sense at the very least.
Tons of VR titles loves to let you dual wield for maximum power fantasy lol.
Anyway, we’re getting a little off-topic here…