You say overpaid, I say in-demand. Instead of insulting these developers for being at the right place in the right time, you should decide if you also want this; If so, go for it. If not, it's not healthy to view what are probably some of the most capable VR engineers in the space as clowns. You should be happy for them.

I think you may be uncharitable in the constraints they were working with. A wireless unit has to handle all the rendering while running off a battery. worse is that VR is a very hard place to be. Lag can be enough to cause nausea, but jitter will kill you. Jitter will make things look jerky while making you empty your stomach. Add to that that your peripheral has much higher sensitivity to fps 120hz might not realistically be high enough refresh rate not to cause a significant discomfort for most of the population. And that’s just for rendering controlled worlds. Now add the desire for massive gatherings and suddenly the quality of avatars necessarily has to go down, if only due to potential network bandwidth constraints.

I agree the way it looks, I’m not going to want to spend time with it. I agree it’s probably a product that could never have succeeded. But given the constaints I have a very hard time holding the engineers with contempt for their accomplishments.

It is supposed to work on standalone device like quest 2. Of course it has wii graphics. it's like if you make a phone to render 2 full hd at 120hz.

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