By the end of this week, we'll have shipped over 16,000 DK2s worldwide.
To those still waiting for your kits to arrive, thank you for your continued patience. We’re doing what we can to get your DK2 to you as quickly as possible.
To those who have already received their kits, we hope you’re enjoying experimenting, building, and creating new VR experiences. A special thank you for everyone’s help testing the latest SDK. We know it’s still rough around the edges, and we’re squashing bugs as quickly as we can. Watch for an update to the SDK in the near future.
You know, with all the complaints from Eu/UK and Australia...what hasn't there been a US thread? lol We have the largest batch and yet no one has decided to dedicate a thread to US complaints? 😛
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"BlackIce" wrote: Date : 30 March Location : Switzerland Status : Pending
To all that complains and whine because such country has been processed 3 days of orders in advance, I would advise to come down and look things from a larger point of view.
For me I am awaiting this moment since 25 years when I was imaginating having virtual world to share with friends. This idea brought me into the IT development to be able to build this future. Now we are there so please stop to act like kids and consider all of you as very lucky to have the chance to put hands on this dream that was science fiction in the 80's.
We are all winners and there is no point to be upset, that's won't bring you the device faster and if I was Oculus, I would move the whinners at the end of the order queue : They just proved, by their lack of maturity, they are spoiled kids that they want it more for gaming rather than developping, perverting the idea of "development kit" release.
I'll be honest, not many folks are complaining anymore now that Australia and EU/UK are getting processed. Just those that purchase a month ago and expect preferred treatment. haha
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"BlackIce" wrote: Date : 30 March Location : Switzerland Status : Pending
To all that complains and whine because such country has been processed 3 days of orders in advance, I would advise to come down and look things from a larger point of view.
For me I am awaiting this moment since 25 years when I was imaginating having virtual world to share with friends. This idea brought me into the IT development to be able to build this future. Now we are there so please stop to act like kids and consider all of you as very lucky to have the chance to put hands on this dream that was science fiction in the 80's.
We are all winners and there is no point to be upset, that's won't bring you the device faster and if I was Oculus, I would move the whinners at the end of the order queue : They just proved, by their lack of maturity, they are spoiled kids that they want it more for gaming rather than developping, perverting the idea of "development kit" release.
I'll be honest, not many folks are complaining anymore now that Australia and EU/UK are getting processed. Just those that purchase a month ago and expect preferred treatment. haha
1am mar 21? Are you in the US? Is so then shit we really are incredibly behind 😞
"sbnewsom" wrote: You know, with all the complaints from Eu/UK and Australia...what hasn't there been a US thread? lol We have the largest batch and yet no one has decided to dedicate a thread to US complaints? 😛
Because many of us in the US realize that Facebook owns Oculus now and Facebook is not to be trusted... lol. Now really, when FB bought Oculus, many of us feared that Oculus would not care as much as they used to. Our fears are correct.
... Not a peep from Oculus regarding pretty much anything that has to do with fulfillment. No responses. No caring. Just the impression that "if you want the Oculus, you will shut up and wait."
Great way to treat customers. ANY kind of update would be golden, but we have none.
