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What launcher they use don´t really matter all that much in the end.I don´t understand why the move is necessary if they aren´t going to support VR anyway. If they would merge pinball fx 3 with pinball fx vr they would have a real winner in my book and it would be a solid step forward.I tried the early access FX and it´s obviously early access. But some things is not well thought through. It supports ray tracing but ray tracing introduce input lag it just take so much time for a 3080 to calculate real time reflections imagine then lesser hardware? Disabling that helps but it still manage to be less fluid then FX 3 while looking worse overall. Though looking past the ball it´s okay I guess but still I don´t really see the benefit here. I also don´t see how unreal engine 5 give the possibility for better ball physics?
What launcher they use don´t really matter all that much in the end.
I don´t understand why the move is necessary if they aren´t going to support VR anyway. If they would merge pinball fx 3 with pinball fx vr they would have a real winner in my book and it would be a solid step forward.
I tried the early access FX and it´s obviously early access. But some things is not well thought through. It supports ray tracing but ray tracing introduce input lag it just take so much time for a 3080 to calculate real time reflections imagine then lesser hardware? Disabling that helps but it still manage to be less fluid then FX 3 while looking worse overall. Though looking past the ball it´s okay I guess but still I don´t really see the benefit here. I also don´t see how unreal engine 5 give the possibility for better ball physics?
