The biggest complaint about earlier builds was the "floaty" hand interactions. In 0.9.3.1, the Inverse Kinematics (IK) system has been rebuilt. Grabbing objects, leaning on surfaces, and—importantly—close-proximity interactions feel weightier. The devs have dialed down the rubber-band effect, making the experience feel native to VR rather than a port of a desktop game.
Here is everything you need to know about the latest update. The patch notes for this release are surprisingly dense. Here are the headliners: VR HOT v0.9.3.1
Wait for the next sale, or jump in now if you have a high-end GPU (RTX 3070 or better). The engine is gorgeous, but v0.9.3.1 is still an optimization patch, not a content explosion. The social features (multiplayer proximity chat) are still labeled as "experimental" and can be laggy. The biggest complaint about earlier builds was the
Have you tried VR HOT v0.9.3.1? Let us know how the new physics feel on your setup in the comments below. The devs have dialed down the rubber-band effect,