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sounds pretty accurate depending on the neighborhood of shitty kids you walk in on. Going in on a social aspect I had the similar experience of kids hanging out at MetDonald's universe and all I heard was the N word. I'm Ilike yup I'll stick to the unsocial games yame

Dude, we're here on a VR article and you dismiss TDS as a thing when Trump's name is mentioned in every irrelevant topic. Obviously TDS is real. I come here for VR news, not about low tier political takes than can be seen everywhere else. You call his followers "kult members" when you guys literally can't stop mentioning his name. We get it, you don't like the orange man. Here in the UK we don't like Starmer either, we don't make it our entire personality though. Just find a cure already. We get it, enforcing your borders is somehow against "human rights" or w/e. Stick to the relevant topic. I don't think it's much to expect. You'll make more friends that way.

VR is not prohibitively expensive. You can get into it for less than a switch 2. People just don't want to put the resources into making the content because it won't pay out. Might as well just make a game for any other platform. But now it's not just AAA studios who don't want to invest, they want to shutdown the few people actually giving us something. I consider making a game VR to be transformative. How does it hurt CDPR to give more reasons to buy the game? It's just greed imo. They're not willing to put in the work and given that no-one decided to compete with luke ross and give a free option with donations as an option they weren't either. It always feels weird to me that VR is considered expensive given the amount of people who will spend £500-£1500 every 2 years for a phone. VR uses the same mobile hardware if you're getting something wireless and is a much younger industry.

This absolutely was true circa 1985-1986, when the Commodore Amiga's custom graphics chips such as the Blitter was a huge revolution in graphics capabilities, especially many years later when combined with the Video Toaster to create the special effects for Babylon 5. It was very much a sour grapes - we can't do this so you don't need it - attitude from Microsoft. It only changed when IBM put out the IBM 8514/A in 1987 for the PS2 and it was copied by ATI for their Mach series of PC graphics adapters. Then suddenly Microsoft was a big fan of graphical accelerators so that the CPU no longer had to perform all graphics operations for windowing systems.

I'd prefer that a VR topic be discussed on a VR platform and that American politics be kept out of it. That's all I'm asking. Cheers, friend.