So ever since I even touch VR which my friend let me try then I was hooked and got one my self. And I've played Beat Saber a lot. ADHD and Beat Saber are like the perfect match, (fast paced electronic music, moving and thinking in 10 different directions in a second, lots of songs to buy, and there's always a challenge, something different you can do, and you have so much movement you can do.
Posted Jun 27, 2022, 12:20 AM UTC
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Yes the stimulation is impecable, the reward system as well, cheff kiss
For me this is very true... until I get bored with it somehow and don't play anymore. I even miss it when I don't play but can't get myself to start again if that makes sense.
Do you have it modded by any chance?
Defenitely do. Its much better that way haha.
I tried to get modes but it didn't work I did exactly the way I'm supposed to and it never did anything no matter what I tried and got rid of some progress I had to get back. And I'm very satisfied with the default game so I don't mess with mods but blade and sorcery is mod heaven.
Very true but until there's like a new big update then your playing only that game because with a lot of updates theres something new and ever since OST V They've made things extremely difficult so way more time spent on the game. But then you stop playing and its like that for all my games.