Just curious if anyone else feels like the blocks are slightly ahead of the beat by default on the quest version? I started playing beat saber this week and I have a pretty good sense of rhythm as a musician, but there are times were I've been bang on beat, but a block still manages to fly past me. Also feels just a little like the blocks are reaching me ever so slightly sooner than they should be which messes with flow.
I use the quest built in speakers to play in case anyone is thinking I'm using bluetooth or something.
I know I can add a positive or negative delay via the settings, but was just curious if anybody else who plays the quest version experienced this by default?
but there are times were I've been bang on beat, but a block still manages to fly past me.
Yes and its not just the quest, the Rift S version does the same. I'm not bad at playing BS and FC all except expert and Expert+. (not bad for a fatty).
I just put it down to light and tracking, or having an off day. But have just played it today and it did it again and I was on form !
I am not a musician, can only create cat-a-wowal, but know a good sound when I hear it - lol.
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Yes! I Had this problem since i bought the game. I Don't know how to fix it but Im starting to be an expert+ player and its very hard with this bug, hope they fix it soon.
