This is written by the same twonk complaining that if you installed all the biggest games of the year at once, you'd fill a 1TB SSD. It's just content for content's sake.

Yeah, scratching my head at that as well. It's not the most convenient thing in the old version, but you can bring up the desktop and fire up a browser to look up a walkthru, or respond to a friend messaging easily enough without taking the headset off.

I admit I did take off the headset a lot in my early days of VR, to do things on the PC that I had not yet realized you can do from the headset - like reconnect to SteamVR when it crashes or you lose the connection. Nowadays, heck, I'm not even in the same room as my PC when I use SteamVR.

Matter of fact, since I figured out how to enable the double-tap on the headset to toggle the camera passthrough view on and off, a while back, the headset stays on my head until I'm done playing, unless my nose itches or something.

He also mentions having 'spent the money on a high end TETHERED headset". He has a Quest 2. Why in God's name is he using the tether cable? As soon as I figured out Wifi works rock solid, that expensive tether cable went into the drawer, never to see the light of day again. I'm sorry I wasted the money on it.

It makes this guy sound like he really is a VR noob.

I'm tempted to try the beta, but I'll probably wait until it's done. There definitely sounds like some good improvements in there. I like the idea of docking a guide or walkthru to my controller.

" ... no longer having to take your headset off every 5 minutes."
What's he talking about, did he need to pick his nose ?

Seems like those that opine the most about VR are those that played the least, if at all