There’s no way Valve is going to design their most anticipated title around VR. It’s a niche market and will likely always be one. It’s great for driving simulators but FPS games you tend to get very tired from rapid movements and a lot of people suffer from motion sickness.

When i read “HL3 for VR?” I definitely didn’t think that there were any genuine updates about the current state of HL3. Maybe that’s because I’ve done too much research on whats going on with HL3.

I clicked because I was curious about what the article actually said, especially with the recent updates on Source 2 and Valve’s VR/Vive partnership.

I don’t know what G8 is and I don’t really know anything about Putin so I can’t say. Why are you asking that? lol

HL3 for VR or not implies HL3 has reached phases it hasn’t yet. Like, Do you think President Trump’s southern wall proposal will affect Putin’s demeanor at G8?

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How is this a clikbait? The title is a perfect one-liner of what the article is talking about.

Also this, if true, does at least confirm HL3 😛 Cos if they are saying it would fatigue in VR they obviously must know what form it would take (same as HL2) and are going to stick to the mass market flat screen FPS for sales (I don’t blame them btw – but they COULD make a separate HL3 VR experience that doesn’t use the same control/speed/format thus cancelling out this fatigue they speak of).