Wube Software gave Factorio something players have been asking for 11 years - a full ARM64 Linux port to play anywhere, which is ready for the Steam Frame.
How good is the detail on it for that, would it look like a somewhat lowres virtual monitor/projector? But I could see a use for that still, and if pixel densities can continue to improve it will only get better.
I suspect it depends on what kind of monitor you can afford. Its likely to fill more of your field of view.
But you could also just get a larger monitor so that it does fill your field of view. At some point its annoying to turn your head to see the whole screen so there is also a point it gets too big.
Its a virtual monitor though, so you can adjust it easily. I can certainly see the use in that, but on the cost side of things I would still go with a regular monitor.
big use case for the frame is apparently to play flat games on a huuuuuge virtual monitor.
How good is the detail on it for that, would it look like a somewhat lowres virtual monitor/projector? But I could see a use for that still, and if pixel densities can continue to improve it will only get better.
i think the frame is like 2800²px per eye.
2160x2160 per eye
ah that sounds more reasonable.
Sounds like a much worse experience than just having a regular monitor…
I suspect it depends on what kind of monitor you can afford. Its likely to fill more of your field of view.
But you could also just get a larger monitor so that it does fill your field of view. At some point its annoying to turn your head to see the whole screen so there is also a point it gets too big.
Its a virtual monitor though, so you can adjust it easily. I can certainly see the use in that, but on the cost side of things I would still go with a regular monitor.
apparently not.