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It is a shame that such a delightful piece of technology is getting mired in human politics. The complaint, being from one viewpoint, definitely portrays a grey
by cjslep 12y ago
It is a shame that such a delightful piece of technology is getting mired in human politics. The complaint, being from one viewpoint, definitely portrays a grey area during those two years of ZeniMax "nicely asking". I guess I am just a little upset at the prospect that this could delay or effect the quality of Oculus. I do not know the VR industry enough to know if this lawsuit would cause side effects in any competitors.
Edit: Clarified "this lawsuit" and "side effects in any competitors".
- ekianjo 12y agoIt's not about politics, it's about grabbing some money from Oculus now that Facebook backed them up. Where there is a lot of cash, there's usually a lawsuit not far away. And most of the time this is settled out of court for undisclosed amounts.
- thenmar 12y agoDid you read the complaint, or at least the first few pages of it? I'm as big a fan of the Rift as anyone, but as another commenter said, it is "pretty damning" if you look at it objectively.
- lawnchair_larry 12y agoEh, not really, because it's the plaintiff's complaint. It's supposed to seem damning or the lawyer isn't doing their job. That's like reading an indictment and expecting it to be anywhere close to reality. You can't really start to judge until after the facts are out and everyone has had a chance to address allegations.