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I've been a complete cynic of VR/AR since in started. I just didn't see any point to it ourside games (which don't interest me). But someone in our office had
by nl 4y ago
I've been a complete cynic of VR/AR since in started. I just didn't see any point to it ourside games (which don't interest me).
But someone in our office had a Quest Pro and I was blown away. It's the first time I've ever felt like I wanted to use or build thing in or for VR, and it was the Mixed Reality mode that make it like that.
Unlike this review, I found mixed review very impressive. I suspect it was because I was viewing it primarily as a VR device with just some limited capability for real world interaction as opposed to an AR device. I think when viewed through a VR-first lens it's very impressive.
I still don't know what I'd actually want to use it for, but it was the first time I felt like Meta might be actually onto something.
- bni 4y agoGames is the point and is all VR is good for for the foreseeable future. The problem is that Meta are not content with that, they want it to be some "social" thing so they can make $$$ instead of just $