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Orogogus wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 23:21:Razumen wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 23:05:Orogogus wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 22:45:ForgedReality wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 22:22:HorrorScope wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 18:48:ForgedReality wrote on Oct 25, 2020, 19:59:
Oculus was always the inferior device anyway.
It is too bad that isn't true. Who has a better all around device than the Oculus Quest? And for $300. I'm not aware. So there's that.
I dunno about the new one but for YEARS, the Vive was far ahead of the Oculus. Better resolution, better refresh rate, no motion sickness... I wouldn't doubt the situation has changed much, considering it's Facebook we're talking about.
The Rift CV1 and the Vive had the same resolution (2160x1200) and refresh rate (90 Hz). The primary advantages of the Vive were 1) better controller tracking, 2) Lighthouses not plugged into the PC, so they didn't have the CV1's early USB issues, and 3) it shipped with motion controllers out the gate. But after the Oculus Touch controllers shipped, the general consensus was that they were better than the Vive wands.
The Vive Pro did improve the resolution, but it was still 90 Hz. Valve introduced higher refresh with the Index.
The Rift had terrible black levels, the Vive used OLED and so its blacks were excellent. That's one thing I think Valve made a mistake with the Index; going back to LCD was a big mistake and is pretty much my biggest complaint with the headset. Everything else is great. Even still using Vive wands, which I think are solid.
Are people posting from an alternate dimension today, or just trolling? The Rift CV1 also used OLED displays, and had basically the same black levels as the Vive.
Razumen wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 23:05:Orogogus wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 22:45:ForgedReality wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 22:22:HorrorScope wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 18:48:ForgedReality wrote on Oct 25, 2020, 19:59:
Oculus was always the inferior device anyway.
It is too bad that isn't true. Who has a better all around device than the Oculus Quest? And for $300. I'm not aware. So there's that.
I dunno about the new one but for YEARS, the Vive was far ahead of the Oculus. Better resolution, better refresh rate, no motion sickness... I wouldn't doubt the situation has changed much, considering it's Facebook we're talking about.
The Rift CV1 and the Vive had the same resolution (2160x1200) and refresh rate (90 Hz). The primary advantages of the Vive were 1) better controller tracking, 2) Lighthouses not plugged into the PC, so they didn't have the CV1's early USB issues, and 3) it shipped with motion controllers out the gate. But after the Oculus Touch controllers shipped, the general consensus was that they were better than the Vive wands.
The Vive Pro did improve the resolution, but it was still 90 Hz. Valve introduced higher refresh with the Index.
The Rift had terrible black levels, the Vive used OLED and so its blacks were excellent. That's one thing I think Valve made a mistake with the Index; going back to LCD was a big mistake and is pretty much my biggest complaint with the headset. Everything else is great. Even still using Vive wands, which I think are solid.
Orogogus wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 22:45:ForgedReality wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 22:22:HorrorScope wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 18:48:ForgedReality wrote on Oct 25, 2020, 19:59:
Oculus was always the inferior device anyway.
It is too bad that isn't true. Who has a better all around device than the Oculus Quest? And for $300. I'm not aware. So there's that.
I dunno about the new one but for YEARS, the Vive was far ahead of the Oculus. Better resolution, better refresh rate, no motion sickness... I wouldn't doubt the situation has changed much, considering it's Facebook we're talking about.
The Rift CV1 and the Vive had the same resolution (2160x1200) and refresh rate (90 Hz). The primary advantages of the Vive were 1) better controller tracking, 2) Lighthouses not plugged into the PC, so they didn't have the CV1's early USB issues, and 3) it shipped with motion controllers out the gate. But after the Oculus Touch controllers shipped, the general consensus was that they were better than the Vive wands.
The Vive Pro did improve the resolution, but it was still 90 Hz. Valve introduced higher refresh with the Index.
ForgedReality wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 22:22:HorrorScope wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 18:48:ForgedReality wrote on Oct 25, 2020, 19:59:
Oculus was always the inferior device anyway.
It is too bad that isn't true. Who has a better all around device than the Oculus Quest? And for $300. I'm not aware. So there's that.
I dunno about the new one but for YEARS, the Vive was far ahead of the Oculus. Better resolution, better refresh rate, no motion sickness... I wouldn't doubt the situation has changed much, considering it's Facebook we're talking about.
HorrorScope wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 18:48:ForgedReality wrote on Oct 25, 2020, 19:59:
Oculus was always the inferior device anyway.
It is too bad that isn't true. Who has a better all around device than the Oculus Quest? And for $300. I'm not aware. So there's that.
El Pit wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 15:05:FloodAnxiety wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 14:34:
Someone do an experiment for me. Delete your Steam account and let me know if you can still access your games.
You do an experiment and try to post on Steam about where you had lunch today and with whom. And if you don't post it on Steam - see if they delete your account and turn your Index OFF. I doubt it.
FloodAnxiety wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 14:34:
Someone do an experiment for me. Delete your Steam account and let me know if you can still access your games.
Slick wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 14:20:Indeed. Makes you think about the price you ARE paying...
Quest 2 is the loss-leader of the century IMO. I mean the CPU/GPU qualcomm chip it's using is a semi-custom VR variant of their flagship high-end chips that don't even make it into $800 smartphones. Plus the near-4k resolution screen, the lenses, 4x camera sensors. Plus 2 controllers! For $299! What magic is this!
Razumen wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 01:57:Orogogus wrote on Oct 25, 2020, 22:45:
Luckey's super unpopular since he's openly conservative
LOL, you say that like it's such a terrible thing, when in fact ~36% of the US identify as conservative, ~26% as liberal.
RedEye9 wrote on Oct 25, 2020, 19:11:
Not getting into VR because the Oculus is tied to Facebook is akin to not driving because the Ford Pinto went boom when rear ended.
Mr. Tact wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 11:07:
Well, it could be argued your account here is a social media account... just sayin'
RedEye9 wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 11:39:
EULA of the future, if it’s not currently in all of them."By clicking yes you also agree to every change in future versions. This EULA is subject to change without notice."Fion wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 11:33:Exactly, and that includes facebook itself.
Well, anyone that trusts anything facebook is involved with should have known better.
theglaze wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 12:24:Razumen wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 11:45:ForgedReality wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 09:31:Razumen wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 07:46:Intern wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 05:54:Razumen wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 01:57:Lots identify as conservative but when asked they support more liberal policies than conservative.Orogogus wrote on Oct 25, 2020, 22:45:
Luckey's super unpopular since he's openly conservative
LOL, you say that like it's such a terrible thing, when in fact ~36% of the US identify as conservative, ~26% as liberal.
Examples
58 percent of the public favors replacing Obamacare with “a federally funded healthcare program providing insurance for all Americans.
63 percent of registered voters think the minimum wage should be adjusted each year by the rate of inflation
[url=]https://prospect.org/power/americans-liberal-even-know/[/url]
Yes, like I said, being conservative isn't a monolithic belief system, it's possible for people to hold some conservative and liberal beliefs at the same time.
Peer pressure is fine. Let's all join a brainwashed cult. The more people involved, the more correct and good it is...
The entire premise for your argument is flawed.
I said none of that, perhaps you're the one brainwashed for reading things that don't exist?
It's funny to see the bickering. Like hens in the chicken coop squabbling over scraps or the warmest spot to nest... forgetting that the eggs will be stolen and they'll both be slaughtered.
The game is rigged, gentlemen.
You'd be better off finding common ground in what you see as fair and free, and working (dare I say) together to fight against the systems that oppress you.
Razumen wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 11:45:ForgedReality wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 09:31:Razumen wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 07:46:Intern wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 05:54:Razumen wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 01:57:Lots identify as conservative but when asked they support more liberal policies than conservative.Orogogus wrote on Oct 25, 2020, 22:45:
Luckey's super unpopular since he's openly conservative
LOL, you say that like it's such a terrible thing, when in fact ~36% of the US identify as conservative, ~26% as liberal.
Examples
58 percent of the public favors replacing Obamacare with “a federally funded healthcare program providing insurance for all Americans.
63 percent of registered voters think the minimum wage should be adjusted each year by the rate of inflation
[url=]https://prospect.org/power/americans-liberal-even-know/[/url]
Yes, like I said, being conservative isn't a monolithic belief system, it's possible for people to hold some conservative and liberal beliefs at the same time.
Peer pressure is fine. Let's all join a brainwashed cult. The more people involved, the more correct and good it is...
The entire premise for your argument is flawed.
I said none of that, perhaps you're the one brainwashed for reading things that don't exist?
ForgedReality wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 09:31:Razumen wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 07:46:Intern wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 05:54:Razumen wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 01:57:Lots identify as conservative but when asked they support more liberal policies than conservative.Orogogus wrote on Oct 25, 2020, 22:45:
Luckey's super unpopular since he's openly conservative
LOL, you say that like it's such a terrible thing, when in fact ~36% of the US identify as conservative, ~26% as liberal.
Examples
58 percent of the public favors replacing Obamacare with “a federally funded healthcare program providing insurance for all Americans.
63 percent of registered voters think the minimum wage should be adjusted each year by the rate of inflation
[url=]https://prospect.org/power/americans-liberal-even-know/[/url]
Yes, like I said, being conservative isn't a monolithic belief system, it's possible for people to hold some conservative and liberal beliefs at the same time.
Peer pressure is fine. Let's all join a brainwashed cult. The more people involved, the more correct and good it is...
The entire premise for your argument is flawed.
"By clicking yes you also agree to every change in future versions. This EULA is subject to change without notice."
Fion wrote on Oct 26, 2020, 11:33:Exactly, and that includes facebook itself.
Well, anyone that trusts anything facebook is involved with should have known better.