4 ms·

Not that big a deal, it's easy to use junction points / symlinks across drives.

• PhasmaFelis 11y ago
  Rule #1 of interface design: "Easy for me does not mean easy for the user." You or I can immediately see the need for a symlink and implement it. The average gamer has probably never heard of such a thing, and it might take several hours of increasing frustration to discover that Oculus won't install on their game drive, look for solutions, learn what a symlink is, and figure out how to make one. And even without that, if you fucked up but it's easy for the customer to fix, you still fucked up. That's not an excuse.
  • Bjartr 11y ago
    Oh, I certainly it's a UX travesty from that standpoint. I was more commenting from the perspective of why it's not quite as bad as the title makes it out to be.