Is there a reason to go for the 1tb version OTHER than the smaller lottery pool?
It’s primarily a streaming device. Any games that run on it locally won’t cost that much storage, and with all the bandwidth it’s capable of, deleting your 50th game to make room for another will be trivially quick.
Valve can say that its supposed to be a streaming device til they’re blue in the face, and that is definitely a major selling feature for me, but what they made is a Quest competitor, and one that doesnt send excruciating details of my wife, children, pets, and home back to headquarters. It also runs Linux! You can replace that with whatever you want with the knowhow!
I will be using the frame at work in the breakroom, in the woods, and I even read someone mentioning they use theirs for like YouTube while washing dishes and stuff.
Up until now, the quest “didn’t exist” for me, so this is going to be a standalone-first device for me with a pinch of desktop streaming.
You can play ‘regular’ games on it, so likely Hyperdimension Neptunia on the couch next to the family so they can’t look over my shoulder and say “The fuck are you playing?”
In reality, same thing I play on the Index. Hotdogs, Horseshoes, and Hand Grenades.
Beatsaber and VRchat are like the two things that I most often go to VR for. Occasionally I’ll do something else like some kind of gun game like Alyx or H3VR or whatever.
What I’m looking forward to most though is all of the VR mods for pancake games that have been coming out. I have an index but its been rather cumbersome as of late to play it, and I want to do something that is more independent.
In the queue for the 1tb. My credit card is on fire!
Is there a reason to go for the 1tb version OTHER than the smaller lottery pool?
It’s primarily a streaming device. Any games that run on it locally won’t cost that much storage, and with all the bandwidth it’s capable of, deleting your 50th game to make room for another will be trivially quick.
I plan to take mine with me on the road, since I travel for work a lot. That’s my particular use case.
Valve can say that its supposed to be a streaming device til they’re blue in the face, and that is definitely a major selling feature for me, but what they made is a Quest competitor, and one that doesnt send excruciating details of my wife, children, pets, and home back to headquarters. It also runs Linux! You can replace that with whatever you want with the knowhow!
I will be using the frame at work in the breakroom, in the woods, and I even read someone mentioning they use theirs for like YouTube while washing dishes and stuff.
Up until now, the quest “didn’t exist” for me, so this is going to be a standalone-first device for me with a pinch of desktop streaming.
What do you think you’ll spend the most time on with it? I haven’t checked in on the available library for awhile
You can play ‘regular’ games on it, so likely Hyperdimension Neptunia on the couch next to the family so they can’t look over my shoulder and say “The fuck are you playing?”
In reality, same thing I play on the Index. Hotdogs, Horseshoes, and Hand Grenades.
Beat saber is the perennial favorite. I’m looking forward to a few other new titles too, but beat saber is and has been the VR title.
Beatsaber and VRchat are like the two things that I most often go to VR for. Occasionally I’ll do something else like some kind of gun game like Alyx or H3VR or whatever.
What I’m looking forward to most though is all of the VR mods for pancake games that have been coming out. I have an index but its been rather cumbersome as of late to play it, and I want to do something that is more independent.
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