Wearing power armor is another feature that doesn't feel quite like it should in VR. Building elements appear nicely over one hand, as if they were little spinning holograms you were holding, and placing them is done with the other controller, though navigating the menus is much easier in the standard fashion than with the touchpads. The workshop experience is a bit clunky in VR, too (to be fair, it was already a bit clunky to begin with). Having a quick look at something, easy with mouse and keyboard, takes a good deal longer with the controllers. But considering how often you use your Pip-Boy, it begins to feel like a bit of a chore after a while. At first it's cool to hold your wrist up to your face to activate the screen (it enlarges automatically, though since you have no arms it's just sort of floating there) and scrolling through the options using the directional pad works okay after a little practice. The Pip-Boy, unfortunately, doesn't translate quite as well.
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