i did try this - i messed around with all the options in the menu thingy and it didn't seem to make much of a difference.

@@Dorainn did you press the confirm button ? if you can't find it it's called "apply bite!"

its very fun

Well it just makes it easier so he might keep it on

yea without pully webs you don't really get momentum.

i did see this option and i tried putting it up and down and all other cardinal directions but it didn't seem to change much for me

i appreciate that! i put a lot of effort into improving my editing and the overall quality of my videos.

I tried the spiderman mod on battle talent yesterday, it’s like you can’t swing or climb or do anything but pull in enemies with the web. Kinda disappointing

I will be making a third game hunt video, this is just a fun little spin off I wanted to make :)

@@Dorainn there’s also this one other game called Yupitergrad, it’s like a combination of Portal AND Spider-Man, i don’t wanna spoil anything, so I won’t tell you anything else about the game.

@@Dorainn theres also also a game called web guy on sidequest, i’ve tried it and its almost as good as superfly in terms of web swinging

@@Dorainn I found out about this other one just now, it’s another VRChat game called The Paradox, I know the title doesn't sound like a VR Spider-Man game, but it actually is, it’s like a mix of the Spider-Lair and Superfly.

i appreciate that :)

It was in another video

I will be doing a series at some point covering batman VR games and others

demigod will be in part 3 :)

so far the games i plan to review in part 3 are like 80% on quest so theres that

It's midnight void from the boneworks OST!

i have upgraded my link cable to the 3.0 one kiwi design does since this video and its wayyyyy better. but yeah you're right, untethered is way better. its not like i can't play wireless pcvr, i do when i play blade and sorcery which is pretty often. i just prefer using link when im in my room, since our router is in the lounge room which is on the other side of the house. the signal drops off pretty bad from that distance. by the way cool recommendations for accessories! i kitted out my headset with the vrcover face pad and controller grips and the kiwi upgraded elite strap. so much better than a stock quest 2.

@@Dorainn Why not just get your own personal Wifi 6 router? I have a home network router in my living room too, and a separate one wired directly to my PC via Ethernet cable just for VR. There's no reason you can't have a dedicated router just for your Quest 2 in your room, it shouldn't interfere with your home network. Just make sure to set it to a separate channel and ensure it is as distant on the channel list from other network traffic as you can manage with the least amount of other local traffic. Some routers have a feature that will let you see other network traffic with the setup GUI, or there are phone apps that will do it. Just name your personal router "Quest 2" and don't give the password to anyone else in the household. Also, set your personal router to "fair" or a lower broadcast power, and only bump it up if you're having trouble connecting to your home network. This helps reduce interference from other network devices. If your PC is wired to your network via ethernet, just pass through the router. This works even if it's passing through a separate router at another point in the network. It just creates another access point for you. If not, you can still use the same wireless network for internet you're already using with whatever wifi setup you already have. You can also set up the new router as a repeater for internet over wifi and it does not need to be wired into your home network, just the PC. Just make sure your router and Quest 2 are on a 5G channel. Disable 2.4 on that router unless that's the only way you can connect to your home network for internet. If your PC's wifi is older, this might actually improve your internet speeds on the PC as well as give you a better access point for your Quest 2 to connect to for streaming. In fact, you don't even need the router itself to be directly connected to the internet to use Air Link at all. You can just hook it up to your PC and use it just to connect the Quest 2 to it, and use your PC's existing internet connection for online elements. I've done both wired directly into the network and wireless over wifi connections with my Asus AX 5700, which is a higher end router and kind of expensive, but also used a TP Link AX 1800 for a short while. The Netgear Nighthawk AX 3000 or Asus AX 1800 are both really great routers for this use. Shop around and find one or the other on sale or renewed. Should run from $60-$100, and it is well worth the price for dedicated wireless VR. These are the best "budget" routers for VR. TP Link routers are hit or miss, and some have issues with streaming VR, so avoid them. Particularly the AX 1500. Some people swear by them, but a lot of people have problems with them. Something about newer versions cause stuttering, latency spikes, and other issues for some users. I still have my Kiwi Link Cable, but only ever use it for sideloading and adding custom music to games like Beat Saber or Synth Riders since I went wireless with my own dedicated router. There's no purchase for my Quest 2 I've regretted less than getting my own router just for streaming VR.