>the vitriol directed at Facebook has become so disconnected from reality It has completely poisoned discussion on a number of virtual reality communities, sin

>the vitriol directed at Facebook has become so disconnected from reality It has completely poisoned discussion on a number of virtual reality communities, since Facebook owns Oculus and the Quest 2 is very commercially successful. The /r/virtualreality community has become incredible negative, tribal, and toxic over the last couple years, mostly revolving around conspiratorial speculation about the future of the oculus platform as owned by Facebook. Almost any discussion about any topic is guaranteed to have at least a couple comments somehow relating it back to why Facebook is evil and "destroying VR."