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Have you ever tried VR..?

• doublerabbit 5y ago
  It's sub-par; the whole expirence is meh. I have to wear glasses so I had to buy lense extensions for my Valve Index because you can't put headset over my current glasses. I miss out because my internet is so rubbish. I'm awaiting 5minutes just to download a 200mb world, 2Mb ADSL is all my apartment has. You look like a idiot waving your hands while strapping a big box to your head. Sure, it may get smaller and smarter as tech envolves on, but you still look goofy. You need a large spacious area otherwise your going to mash your hand on your television or other furniture. Don't get me wrong it can be fun but eh, it's not something I would jump out of bed to get on a company meeting for.
• mupuff1234 5y ago
  Yes, just games and some novel VR experiences. Not for enterprise, shopping or communications (unless you consider in-game chat) To clarify - I'm not against VR, I just think it's mostly gonna be use for entrainment, not so much productivity.
  • colinmhayes 5y ago
    Enterprise seems like by far the best use for vr to me. I wouldn’t be surprised if companies start sending all their wfh employees headsets made by Microsoft for meetings.
• fredley 5y ago
  VR is a fun gimmick. Nice to visit, wouldn't want to live there.