I am far from an expert on this but I have a lot of hours logged in VR, it’s my understanding that VR mods are usually not very good and even official VR versions of flatscreen games are often borderline unplayable without heavy modding (looking at Skyrim and fo4 mainly with that one) all that being said I don’t think the playerbase for VR mods of flatscreen games is large enough for there to be any standard recommendation on this and your best bet is to just fiddle with it until it looks okay to you and keep in mind you’ll probably have to fiddle with quite a few things to get it working properly.

although I will reiterate that I may be very wrong about this and if someone comes along with better advice I wouldn’t be surprised.

eta: this does not apply to Dr beef mods! I don’t even consider those to be mods with how amazingly they transform the games to work in VR, that is all

hahaha it’s gotten called “already dawn” or “after dawn” a lot because they shifted it from cool lighting (that looks like the middle of the night lit by moonlight) to warm lighting (that looks like evening or morning light) so I thought “night and day” was a nod to that. the graphical fidelity is a lot better, but it wasn’t even bad in the original and the mood shift caused by the lighting change seems very unbefitting of the story and it also seems like they’ve cut idle animations? which is an insane choice the characters seem so dull and lifeless without them

ahhh I see what you did there, you sly devil you.

does them adding new content somehow detract from your ability to do whatever it was you liked to do before said content was added?

“I hate that expansions are provided at no additional cost, and also it costs too much” is kinda one of the wildest takes on the game I’ve ever heard ngl

BS comes out next month btw!

example 1 is from a year ago, 2 is new so it may still be a thing but likely something they’ve already dealt with and 3 is from “someone close to CVC” how on earth are you gonna take that as fact?

from mod ayiza’s response to that 3rd one:

"To give some context in the form of data, here are some ban stats:

Last year we banned over 6.9 million accounts.

So far in 2024, each week on average, we ban over 2,300 RuneScape accounts.

So far in 2024, each week on average, we ban over 67,000 Old School RuneScape accounts.

Of these accounts, 2,800 are for botting popular boss-related content.

Each week, around 1.5T GP is removed from the RuneScape economy.

Each week, around 900B GP is removed from the Old School RuneScape economy. "

they’re playing wack-a-mole because there’s no possible way to preemptively ban bots, but they’ve done a good job of it and will continue to.

they’ve done a really good job culling the bots in osrs, imo the biggest hurdle in it is the long boring grinds it takes to get to midgame pvm where it starts getting really really fun.

I’d also say that if you think rs3 is the default game you are very mistaken

osrs has been the more popular game by far for almost a decade now.

huh, what wacky mod put those two in OWB? 😉

the game is just pure fucking crack, this is like a redo of when Tetris first hit the US

they’re called lemmy communities, and there’s plenty of interaction! honestly it reminds me of the old days on Reddit before it ballooned into the monster it is today, I legitimately prefer it in every way other than lacking the niche communities (looking at you !2007scape@lemmy.world >.>)

you can find good political discussion in !politicalmemes@lemmy.world or !news@lemmy.world

dunno if there’s any good basketball communities tho, not my bag lol