Why do people believe VR has any potential? Aren't its design flaws obvious?
Nobody would actually want to use it.
Nobody would actually want to use it.
You can already look at a tomb in ancient Egypt on your computer, for example. Plus, you don't have to have your entire peripheral vision blocked off.
This is why the VR user experience is a terrible idea.
Seems pretty obvious to many of us that it has huge potential. Why do you think it does not?
That is why VR's design is flawed: people prefer their physical freedoms. Nobody wants to be in a VR world.
You could invest in it, but know that there's a very limited audience/market for something that would only appeal to a class of nerds, instead of the general audience.
Do you see your grandmother using it like they do their iPhone?
Unfortunately, I'm pessimistic and think people want to use it to do things that they shouldn't irl.