HeartBlade
Sr Member
How is VR? Maybe its an old wive’s tale but I do fear you are more likely to damage your eyes from extensive play on VR than through regular video game use because your eyes are far closer to the screen. Alyx maybe have improved things but the gameplay also seems janky still.I've only played around with VR a bit at work and that was to look at car interiors. I haven't done any VR gaming yet and the only VR game that interests me at all is the Star Trek Bridge Commander game. I'm waiting for VR to become more mainstream with more games and lower prices for the hardware. But, I do think that making the saber trainer VR or maybe even AR (the glasses could be "safety glasses") would be a good way to go depending on whether you can actually block the lasers or if you're supposed to just dodge them with a lightsaber in your hands.
But yeah, the concept itself should have been reworked before proceeding. First, basing it off BB-8 as opposed to a classic ship is a dumb idea. At least make it based off the TLJ cruiser or something to tie it to the movies. Honestly something like the falcon if you wanted a ship, jedi temple (and jedi robes for bath robes lol), or Naboo palace would have been more fitting.
I’ve never been and have never been interested in cruises so this doesnt interest me but the itinerary also seems off imo. What is “bridge training” and why is it 45 minutes? Do people really want to spend 20 minutes “droid racing” and or 30 minutes “building a model ship” when they could just go to Disneyland which is right there (cruise makes sense because you’re at sea but you are on land here). Guests also spend more time on sabacc more than anything, 30 minutes learning how to play and 1 hour for a tournament.
Also took a look at Disney cruises. Total price for 4 night cruise from Miami for 2 is $1,282 where guests enjoy broadway quality shows, fireworks at sea, movie screenings, meeting characters, along with access to a nightclub with live music. Is this “land cruise” really worth 8~9x as much?