> - I will not vendor lockin myself into some store "Hey, buy xy monitor and you can only use software for it from xy store". Steam VR games, the largest VR ma

> - I will not vendor lockin myself into some store "Hey, buy xy monitor and you can only use software for it from xy store". Steam VR games, the largest VR market, have no vendor lock in AFAIK > - I will not pay for the VR substantially more than good monitor (of normal size) A Rift 2 is $300 right now. Many of the windows ones are also in the $300-$500 range. I don't know what your range is. To me it would be unreasonable to limit the price to $100. I've bought monitors for $800, $1500, $4000, $200, $400. > - I will not pay extra for games that I have already bought as non VR you don't want non-VR games ported to VR. They suck > - I will absolutely not buy anything subscription based. I know of no subscription based VR except porn and even though you're paying for access to their libraries and you download unencrypted mp4s. Your subscription just gives you access to new content. > - I will never buy it from facebook (,google,...), I dont consider them a trustworthy company and I am not buying anything that is positioned in home from those. Agreed though sadly, in my experience, they do have the best experience ATM (I know others disagree...) I hope that changes meaning I hope the experience elsewhere becomes better. > - While watching tv, playing playstation whole family can have fun, for the same price, not just one Not sure what your point is here. you're comparing apples to oranges. That's like saying "I'll never buy a snowboard because my car carries 4 people"