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If you've ever tried social apps in VR, you'll know that the "social presence" is what sets it apart from a 2D video call, even though you only see avatars of o
by shafyy 6y ago
If you've ever tried social apps in VR, you'll know that the "social presence" is what sets it apart from a 2D video call, even though you only see avatars of others and not their actual faces. It feels like you're in the same physical room as someone else.
I think Pop is interesting as a bridging solution until VR becomes the main platform for social, because it gives you more of a social presence feel than pure 2D video calls.
I'll for sure try it out in the future with calls and see how it goes. Best of luck with this!
Edit: Typos, it's bed time :D