The video features a gamer testing BeamNG in VR for the first time, experiencing various challenges, and sharing their reactions. The gamer starts by walking around a pigeon (a car in the game), then drives it, and eventually tries more complex maneuvers, including off-roading and driving off a cliff. Despite some difficulties, including low frame rates and motion sickness, the gamer is impressed with the game's immersive experience, particularly the sense of scale and realistic graphics. The video concludes with the gamer discussing system requirements and settings for running BeamNG in VR, recommending a 6-core CPU, 16 GB of RAM, and a mid-to-high-end graphics card.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator is playing BeamNG in VR for the first time.
2. The narrator is using a joystick to move around in the game.
3. The game is set in Italy, specifically in Emilia-Roma.
4. The narrator can see plants moving as they turn their head.
5. The narrator gets in a vehicle called a "pigeon".
6. The narrator can hear the engine sound when they start the vehicle.
7. The game has crashing sounds.
8. The narrator experiences motion sickness while playing the game.
9. The game's frame rate is under 60 FPS, which is considered low for VR.
10. The minimum frame rate for normal VR is 72 FPS.
11. The narrator's computer has a 6 core CPU, 16 GB of RAM, and a graphics card that allows them to run the game in VR.
12. To run BeamNG in VR, the recommended system requirements include at least a 6 core CPU, 16 GB of RAM, and a certain graphics card.
13. If a player can run BeamNG in 1080P with a medium graphics preset at 85 FPS or more, they can probably run it in VR.
14. The narrator recommends doing trial and error to find the best settings for playing BeamNG in VR.