This seems a pretty obvious issue to me? So let's say myself and my son play Beat Saber on my Oculus Quest. How do we know who's the high score in which? And indeed this extends to all such games? Have I got that high score, or my son?
Is there really not a way to keep track in any way? Even if you could simply type in some initials next to high scores like you could 40yrs ago in games?
In Beatsaber, that’s what Party mode is for. I’d like to say my wife and I trade high scores in there daily, but the reality is that she is much better than I am.
In Beatsaber, that’s what Party mode is for. I’d like to say my wife and I trade high scores in there daily, but the reality is that she is much better than I am.
So I could play any levels I liked in party mode, and then a week later my son could go into party mode and try and beat them?
But then what about every other title/game I have.
I don't understand why you can't just create multiple users on the one headset/account, and these are all stand alone and so you can see each others high scores? Plus game positions would be independent too?
You should be fine in Beat Saber. But yeah, the multiple account issues just don’t have a good solution yet. Hopefully that’s something they can address down the road.
