This video is a sponsored review of the Tobii Eye Tracker 5 used in Star Citizen. The creator highlights its features, such as head and eye tracking, and how it enhances gameplay by providing increased awareness and immersion.
This video is sponsored by Tobii, and the creator of the video explains that they purchased the Tobii Eye Tracker 5 as a paying customer and genuinely enjoy using it in Star Citizen. The Tobii Eye Tracker 5 offers both head tracking and eye tracking features. The head tracking allows your in-game character’s head to move and align with your real-life head movements, providing a more immersive experience. The eye tracking feature knows where your eyes are looking on the screen and feeds that information to the game. Setting up the Tobii Eye Tracker 5 is simple, with a single USB connection and calibration process.
In Star Citizen, the Tobii Eye Tracker 5 has three primary use cases. Firstly, in combat scenarios, the eye tracker helps players look around during dogfights, improving target awareness and allowing for quick target switching. It also enhances missile usage, enabling precise targeting and tracking. Secondly, the eye tracker is helpful for flying near obstacles, providing increased spatial awareness and making it easier to navigate asteroid fields or canyons. Finally, the eye tracker enhances immersion by allowing players to naturally move their head and eyes, making them feel more connected to the game world.
The creator of the video addresses frequently asked questions about the Tobii Eye Tracker 5. They mention that it works well in various lighting conditions and with different screen sizes, even though official recommendations state otherwise. They also emphasize the convenience of the eye tracker, as it doesn’t require additional setup time and is always ready to use. The Tobii Ghost software is briefly mentioned, which can be used to show eye tracking movements during streaming or for personal optimization purposes.
In closing, the creator emphasizes that the Tobii Eye Tracker 5 is not necessary to enjoy Star Citizen, but it can greatly enhance the experience. They mention discounts and promotions from Tobii that can help reduce the upfront cost, and they highlight the eye tracker’s compatibility with numerous other games. The video acknowledges the sponsorship from Tobii and encourages viewers to share their own experiences or ask questions in the comment section.