Excellent! He really sounds happy with it. "This is the most emotion Rob has ever shown," lol. (I kept getting distracted by her cleavage). It really sounds great. He sounded really impressed with how the combat felt, including the archery, and how immersive it felt to be in the dungeons. They also confirmed that it's the full game in VR, which to me is pretty amazing.
I was reading a thread at GAF yesterday about a guy who couldn't tell the difference between 1080p and 4K. I don't want to get into all that, but amongst all that discussion, there were a couple of people who said VR was a much bigger game changer at this point than 4K (and considerably cheaper). I don't know that I'm ready to buy into VR quite yet, but it sure got me wondering. As they say, if you love Skyrim and have been on the fence about VR, if this game doesn't sell you... I do love Skyrim, although I've played it twice already, a couple hundred hours each, so I'm not up for another run quite yet.
But playing it in VR sounds like an incredible experience. It's exactly the sort of thing I imagined, when I thought of VR. I probably even said to myself, "How cool would it be to play Skyrim in VR."
Yeah, even though there are obvious differences between ps4 and pro on a 4k screen, but VR seems to benefit even more so to me.
The good thing about Skyrim for me is trying different roles/races, for example, I've never been a true archer, or mage so this could be a wildly different experience combined with VR.
I also never played any of the DLC so I'll doing that for the first time in VR.