Eh, no so sure about that. His work meticulously avoids the things that don't work in VR, which indicates a strong sensitivity to the effects of bad VR. My gue

Eh, no so sure about that. His work meticulously avoids the things that don't work in VR, which indicates a strong sensitivity to the effects of bad VR. My guess is that he'll simply stop watching the moment he realizes that whatever he's looking at was made by a clueless developer. It doesn't take a whole lot of experience before you can distinguish the good from the bad within a few seconds.