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PCVR Gamers rejoice! Star Wars Galactic Racer will have VR support on DAY ONE thanks to the Praydog UEVR injector! Already hearing great things about it! #VR #PCVR #VirtualReality #SteamFrame

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Moxvor 2 Tagen

The game should be available in some minutes... Do you plan to share soon your profile on Flat2VR discord ? 😍

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It's Vladin Timevor 3 Tagen

I heard one guy say it took him several days to get it working right.

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Robbie Camposvor 3 Tagen

We need native support, not half-working mods. 🤷

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PCVR GAMERvor 2 Tagen

Need and want are two different things. These mods are actually really good these days. YOU might *need* native supoort but most of us just want to be immersed in the game and mods are beyond good enough to achieve that. Unfortunately your requirement calls for corporations to care about more than money which will never happen.

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Robbie Camposvor 2 Tagen

That's your prerogative. I can be immersed as easily in a good flat game as I can in a book, or a movie, or in VR. The medium does not immersive make as the actual content does. I can enjoy Galactic Racer fine without VR, or in Virtual Desktop in a giant screen. "Need" was wrong.

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PCVR GAMERvor 2 Tagen

Yeah I think we all WANT native support but since that's not happening we are being the change we want in the world, even if its imperfect. Humans are incredible creatures arent they? A demand was not being met, so we took the reigns and made it happen. Everybody wins!

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ᴅᴀʀꜱʜᴀɴ ɢᴀyᴀᴋᴇvor 2 Tagen

Why Injector???? why not devloper made?????

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