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During the time I owned a Quest 2, probably every 2 months I'd put it on and check out what the latest enhancements and releases were, say "neat", take it off,
by sethhochberg 4y ago
During the time I owned a Quest 2, probably every 2 months I'd put it on and check out what the latest enhancements and releases were, say "neat", take it off, and not touch it for another 2 months. Friends would come over, try it out, and generally arrive at the same conclusion. Such a weird thing - the potential is clearly there, and it was a really _cool_ piece of hardware, but nothing it ran made me want to actually use it regularly.
- dougmwne 4y agoI would qualify as a high engagement user and I have a similar problem. I have only found a few games that really captured my interest intensely. I’ll play them for a couple of weeks, hit the end of their meager amount of content and replayability, then drop the headset in a drawer for a month or two till I hear of another title that sounds worth trying. And there are some great titles. I was playing Compound late last year and now I’m playing Barbaria. Compound especially really blew me away, like a VR doom. But then I beat it on the hardcore difficulty and that was that. After a couple weeks of playing Barbaria I’m ranked in the top 100 of players and about to drop it.