I have a DK2.
If you are expecting your ENTIRE vision to be overwhelmed by the game world, sadly no.
Using the DK2 feels like wearing a diving goggle and watching the world thru it.
And i suspect even CV1 will probably not be able to completely override your vision like how u imagine it to be.
The only way to do so is to probably have a VR device that is as small as a contact lens and stick it directly on
your iris, then maybe we will have TOTAL and complete visual immersion.
Don't get me wrong though, DK2 is STILL a fantastic VR kit, and is WAYYYY better then
any other VR kits that have come and gone. It feels kindda special that we are holding
what is arguably the best ever VR kit ever released to the mainstream public.
VR games that actually work on it is a fantastic experience that will definitely make your jaw drop.
For instance, after playing Euro Truck Simulator 2 with my driving wheel, i simply CANNOT go back
to playing a driving sim on a regular monitor ever again. Its THAT immersive. And Minecriftt....
omg minecrift....yes, minecrift is good. VERY GOOD indeed.
So in conclusion, I honestly do not regret spending $350 on my DK2 and
I am utterly impressed with what it can do and I look forward to the release of CV1
