Contractors VR Exploit Update
http://2023vr.com/
This episode will provide an update on some of the ongoing exploits in the game. All exploits can be combined to achieve ultimate power. Most exploits are only known to a few top shady players. Most exploits are accessible by tinkering with game settings, while others require specific hardware or physical player stances.
It is possible to send nades through walls. Gernade fragmentation, like metal scraps, passes through bulletproof walls and kills players.
On core maps, there are numerous invisible walls. The difference between quest and PC is astounding; there are bushes that are solid to PC but do not exist in quest, and Grandma's house is raised up on stilts in PC so PC can shoot through it.
There are numerous Aiming down sights and movement speed exploits available.
Holding the controler against your chin and slightly tilting the other control, you can reach and maintain maximum sprint speed while continuing to showcase and shoot.
Another movement exploit is the half-crouch; if you physically crouch slightly, the game will automatically adjust and show your player in the designated crouch height while still allowing full-speed sprints.
This is due to the fact that no matter how high or low you crouch, there is only one stock crouch animation and one standing animation.
Another movement exploit for PC players versus quest players is that if the PC player wears light armor, equips a lightweight carbine with no attachments, and carries a pocket knife with no nades, they can move extremely quickly.
So fast, in fact, that the quest players' screen fails to register.
The quest player will see the pc player a few moments later, so when they run, the pc player will be a few feet ahead of where they appear on the quest player's screen.
Making none of the quest players' bullets register and giving PC players what appears to be increased health but is actually just a time delay.
SPECAIL THANKS TO: QuantumTiger
#contractorsvr #exploit #glitch #vr
Video's made just for fun
I do not own music rights