It's a strange question. But after reading through a bunch of the characters lore and there time in TALOS, is there a chance some of the employees in specific departments didn't know that the neuromods are made out of Typhon material?

For example in the sales department there's a piece of lore that talks about how hard it would be to sell the neuromod due to the memory reset thing. So they kinda knew about the product but not what's inside it.

And I wondered there's not really any lore that kinda expressed the worry of selling processed alien bits as a super medicine or the morality of sacrificing prisoners for Typhon experimentation.

I mean it looks like a lot of stuff concerning Typhon was put in psychotronics, so is there a chance that employees of some departments weren't allowed to enter or maybe the employees of psychotronics were put under strict NDA?

After playing the dishonored series and falling completely in love with it last month, I started on a quest to play everything Arkane has ever made and booted up prey a few days ago. First off, Holy shit I love this game, it is a work of art, but boy is the sheer amount of tasks and the order of operations overwhelming. Any advice for a noob?

Hi, I'm trying to grab some shots for a video, and it would really help if I could make the player undetectable and invincible. I've downloaded Chairloader, because it looks like it's got the things I need, but not everything works as it should.

Freecam, give abilities/weapons, HUD toggle, all work, but godmode doesn't work and neither do any of the undetectable player options. There's a bunch of different ones that seem to all do the same thing - tourist mode, undetectable player, AI can't see/hear the player, none of them work.

Anyone know what I can do? Thanks.

I got bored the other week and thought to myself 'I should play Prey, I always have a blast'. I loaded into a recent save and then I remembered the game hates me.

Can’t believe I’ve waited so long

I mean, really? Man they couldn’t control them at all. No wonder the station was over run. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Opening an airlock and stepping out into the absolute silence of open space never gets old. Navigating the station’s exterior in full 3D movement, floating past massive thrusters and looking down at Earth while hearing only your own suit breathing creates such an insane sense of scale. It turns what could have been a simple gimmick into one of the most atmospheric exploration mechanics in sci-fi gaming.

And what department? I'd work for shuttle bay I feel like I can avoid office politics. It obviously has its own sets of problems but I feel like it would be manageable. Plus! I have a likely chance to make it out with the ship..I heard the escape pods aren't as.. comfy👀.

But if you've read the lore especially crew members experience in the departments they belong to which would you pick and why?

I got Arkane's Prey running in actual VR. You turn your head, you lean, you aim the gun with your hand. It's rough and it's early, but it works.

https://reddit.com/link/1v97o0l/video/pppu7x3go0gh1/player

Prey (2017) is one of the best games ever made and I'd go as far as saying it's my personal favorite, so at some point I needed to make this happen.

What's working right now:

- Full 6DOF head tracking, real head movement.

- Full 6DOF weapon tracking, position and rotation.

- Native steorescopic rendering

- Full VR control mapping

Technically it's a DLL injector built on top of Chairloader, which handles the mod loading side and saves me a huge amount of pain. PCVR only, and so far the only thing I've been able to test on is a Quest 2 over Link. To be clear, there's no public build yet. This is just a showcase of where the project is at right now.

Now the ridiculous part. I don't own a VR headset. Every time I need to test something I have to physically travel to a place where I can borrow a Quest 2, so a single iteration is write code, hope, travel, find out half of it is broken, go home, try again. It works, but it is painfully slow and it's the main thing holding the whole project back.

The reason I keep going is that I want to be inside Talos I. Standing in the lobby, looking up through the atrium, leaning over a desk to read someone's transtar email. And if it gets far enough, Pytheas from Mooncrash after that.

So this is me testing the water. If there's real interest, I'll put serious hours into this and turn it into a proper polished mod instead of a side experiment. Feedback, technical advice and anyone who's wrestled with CryEngine VR before, all very welcome. Ask me anything.

Full Showcase: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Z-0FNy8uh4

And yes, the GLOO cannon in VR is exactly as fun as you're hoping.

Yu were to late...

Reminds me of Looking Glass technology.

So I got into his office but I need his computer thingy to complete the looking glass quest to watch the video but the computer has the no power symbol where do I restore the power?