Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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3D/HSBS: youtube.com/watch?v=if48yRYPbdA

00:00 Introduction
00:17 Virtual Desktop resolution & refresh rate
01:02 Comparison to Borderlands 3 VR
02:13 Running Virtual Desktop without SteamVR
03:21 Troubleshooting issues running through SteamVR
04:28 Last we left off
05:20 Warmup gun fight
06:54 Vehicles in Borderlands 2 VR
08:36 Graphical impressions
09:01 Protecting the beacon (Not protecting)
17:13 So confused
18:03 Sanctuary
19:42 Indoor environment reaction
20:15 Player height offset adjustment
21:12 Colleagues dumping the work load
22:03 Angel
22:44 Borderlands 2 VR UI issue
23:16 The inventory menu
24:03 Wildlife preserve
29:43 The shipyard
34:49 I must be at the wrong level
35:23 More sparring
36:51 I just want to relax
37:54 Virtual Desktop H264+ setting and bitrate
40:03 Conclusion

After having tried Borderlands 3 in VR using UEVR Injector it's time to return to Borderlands 2 VR, a native VR implementation, and compare how the game looks visually next to its successor. We're jacking up the resolution on the Meta Quest 3 using Virtual Desktop Ultra quality and we're going to run it at 120 Hz throught the H264+ codec at 250 Mbits per second. While this game is old and gave us controller issues when going through SteamVR, and had a performance issue where you had to minimize the game (?!) to get good performance, the best method appears to be to run through Oculus runtimes or use Virtual Desktop's Oculus emulation.