Why is VR so hated by people who don't own one or never played on VR?
A few years back we could agree about the high price of these devices, but today they had never been so acessible. I own a Quest 2, 3 and PSVR2 and love all of them. But in the gaming communities people gets angry when a new VR game is announced, why? It seems there's some narrative that VR = bad. Most games on VR are in some level of immersive that none flatscreen game will ever be, even more when we talk about horror games. Why is so difficult to change the public opinion about playing on VR?Spreading Love
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Program and Manage headset from mobile device
Hi! I was reading on line about the oculus quest being controlled by an iPad for use in helping senior citizens use VR. I'm trying to develop a VR experience for hospice care and that would be really useful. However, I can't seem to figure out how. All I see is the cast to a phone. Is there anything like that? I would like to know if I can pair it to a phone so that the phone controls the experience, so we can use it with patients on hospice. Depending on their stage in the dying process, some won't be able to use the controllers of the Quest 2 we purchased. I read of Rendever, which develops VR programs for seniors and uses Oculus headsets that can be programmed and managed by activities directors via an iPad device. Is there a way we can just have that app? Without having to pay another company? Just from Meta?Merging our Oculus UserVoice Boards onto our Community Forums
Exciting news everyone! Weâre going to be merging our suggestions boards on Oculus UserVoice over to our larger Oculus Community forums. We love hearing what all of our users have to say, and weâre looking forward to bringing these two communities together. All of the posts, comments, votes, and statuses will be moved over to a new ideas section that weâll be opening up on the Oculus Community forums. This change will happen starting December 8th. Weâll also be migrating all Oculus UserVoice accounts with email addresses that match Oculus accounts over to the Oculus Community forums. If you have an existing account on the Oculus Community forums and on Oculus UserVoice, both under the same email address, the accounts will be merged automatically and all of your posts, comments, and votes will be moved over without you having to take any extra steps. You can find and change your Oculus UserVoice accountâs email address by logging in and selecting Settings underneath your username. The email address will show in the sidebar. If you donât want your posts on UserVoice to be associated with your Oculus account, you have two options: Change your Oculus UserVoice email so it doesnât match your Oculus account email. Do this by logging into your UserVoice account and under Settings, edit your email address and set a different email address from the one you are using on your Oculus account. When the migration happens, your UserVoice posts, and comments will be moved over but theyâll be marked as an unknown author on the new forum and will not be connected with any account and wonât be claimable in the future. OR Remove your username and email on Oculus UserVoice by deleting your account. To do this, you can log into your account on Oculus UserVoice, go to Settings, and on the sidebar, select Delete Account. Once youâve done this, the content of your posts will remain and be transferred over to the new forum, but there will be no username attached, and no way to recover the post ownership in the future.
