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You can experience the roar of the crowd with any decent audio system, but it's not the same as participating in it. Not really seeing how the headset helps me
by notahacker 3y ago
You can experience the roar of the crowd with any decent audio system, but it's not the same as participating in it. Not really seeing how the headset helps me interact with other viewers either: I can't high five them, hug them, buy them food and drink [because they're my friends or family I'm meeting at the game] or even see what they're doing.
- HDThoreaun 3y agoI mean the whole point is that you can high five or hug the other fans youre sitting next to. Obviously its not the same as physically doing it, but its still better than sitting on your coach alone. I dont think most fans enjoy paying 4x prices for food and drink at games, but maybe thats just me.
- notahacker 3y agoYou can't high five or hug people with a headset, and frankly I'd feel less lonely watching on my TV than donning some sort of haptic feedback suit so I can interact physically with simulated friends I think quite a lot of people enjoy buying their friends and family food and drink, even if it is overpriced and not that tasty. Beats buying lootboxes for fake people at any rate