It was blurry and sparkly and I couldn’t make out what was going on around me. And it honestly looked like shit, even for a decade-old game. Picking up items was a process of pointing my hand at something and pressing a button (a very unintuitive button at that, because it was mapping them weirdly) to make it vanish into my inventory, which was unsatisfying when it seemed like it should be possible to actually pick up items like in Alyx. Like, the game ran, and I even made it out of the tutorial area, but by default it didn’t recognize the Index controllers, so the button prompts were all showing for controller buttons I didn’t have (Press Y! Uhhhh…) and half of the things I tried to do didn’t seem to have a button mapped to them at all. I felt like that was a little steep for such an old game, especially since other games like Hellblade offered a VR version to owners of the original for free, but Skyrim in VR just sounded like a cool concept, right? So it went into the cart with all the rest of the VR games I was piling in (which did NOT include Fallout 4 VR, thankfully, after witnessing this mess.) I purchased it for 25 dollars (actually 26) during the Steam Christmas sale. Skyrim VR is being sold for full price (yet again), which equals about 60-80 dollars depending which country you hail from. Also, yes, it is one of the best VR experiences available right now. THEY DO NOT DESERVE ANY OF YOUR MONEY FOR THIS.īUT. DO NOT GIVE ANY MONEY TO THEM FOR THIS PILE OF SHIT. If you have stumbled upon this review because you are wondering if it is worth purchasing a decade-old game again for possibly the third or fourth platform you have purchased it on, NO. One of those games was Skyrim – yes Skyrim, the decade-old Elder Scrolls game.
Any and all help is appreciated.We bought a Valve Index for Christmas and I proceeded to use the Steam sale to purchase what felt like every single VR game in existence. I have been playing this game for a while so restarting and losing all progress is an option that I am not willing to try. I just need some help in either fixing it or finding a mod that doesn't require me to hack or lockpick anymore. This was obviously so bad mod picking judgement on my part, I went and tried to fix it by uninstalling the mod, then re installing the mod then trying another mod like it, nothing worked. After a while, I got kind of bored of building settlements and I went to try the Nuka World DLC, and this is where I found that I could not unlock any more doors or terminals.
I used this mod to build the locked items and to make crazy armour and weapons for my settlers and myself. I had installed some mods on my PS4 version of Fallout, one of those mods being a mod that gives you all the perks (I had finished the game a while a go and just wanted to focus on settlement building).
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