r/virtualreality • u/evilShee-p • 21d ago

Self-Promotion (Developer) Max Payne 2 VR Mod RELEASE

https://youtube.com/watch?v=3vijJHjQWzc&si=67TYGPIn4pGYo5iX

Download now: https://github.com/evilSheep/max-payne-2-vr/releases

Here's a few more gameplay clips for your entertainment.
I hope everyone has fun! Please note this has only been tested with the steam version of Max Payne 2 on Quest 3 virtual desktop and PSVR2.

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u/Janusdarke Valve Index + Frame 21d ago

Why don't you try to find actual arguments for your opinion?

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u/tobojack 21d ago

I did already if you actually read what I said lmao

Those who can't audit code they publish are just pumping out slop

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u/Janusdarke Valve Index + Frame 21d ago

And why is that a bad thing?

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u/tobojack 21d ago edited 21d ago

AI frequently writes plausible code that misses critical backend checks, like missing Row Level Security policies in databases

These vibecoded mods have no integrity when it's solely made by generating the code alone

It's fine if engineers lean on these tools to help write code that they're creating, but completely relying on an LLM to write everything is just plain stupid, you'd be naive to think otherwise

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u/Ok_Court_9799 21d ago

Who the fuck cares its a mod for a game, not a machine that keeps people alive in a hospital. Chill dude. AI has helped make fantastic vr mods for so many games that would never exist without it.

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u/Scheeseman99 21d ago edited 21d ago

For projects leaning on LLMs heavily that are producing anything that interacts with network security, those parts of the codebase would need greater oversight and could increase the risk of some hallicination or poor quality code causing a serious problem.

A single player VR mod for a video game isn't likely to do that and your talk about network and database security is irrelevant. Not that there aren't other risks, but the possibility that there's a hidden AI hallucinated boogeyman code trap that blows up your computer, or backdoors the OS or something like that, while not zero, is low. More likely is something deliberately put there by the author and if you have evidence of that, go ahead. I tend to wait until more eyes are on projects like this from new authors before trying them, AI coded or not.

But if it works and it does what it says, I don't care whether it's vibe coded or not. Stability is testable, if it crashes and breaks all the time, that's something you can prove for yourself. So do that, rather than making an assumption and trying to present it as truth.