Thread 106353717

I mean not even Apple can make it work. Even Meta stopped talking about the metaverse

>>106353717 (OP)
It always was. They keep trying to revive VR and 3D cinema but its always just a passing trend. Good movie/gameplay is lasting, gimmicks are a quick buck. Even true VR, that is matrix style full consciousness, would even be niche as you would still rely on the real world to keep your ass alive.

>>106353717 (OP)
Apple didn't try to make VR, they tried to make "spatial computing" which was something nobody asked for or wanted. I want a full dive virtual world, not to wrap an iPad around my face and operate it via gestures.

S O O N

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/22/meta-hypernova-ar-glasses-wristband.html

>>106353717 (OP)
Face it. Y'all just hate tech.

thats hunter right? are hormone pills really all it takes to grow breast? crazy how it almost looks like a womans (unless it is one).

>>106353834
>AR glasses
This is not VR, and will probably fail for the same reason that AR goggles have always failed in the past, plus the fact that nobody with an IQ above 80 would consider using Facebook or anything else from a company which only exists to harvest as much user data as humanly possible.

>>106353856
I certainly do.

>>106353858
yes and here's the nutritional information if you need it

I do not think the tech is dead. People are so addicted to their phones and a VR headset or AR glasses is an obvious extension of that.

Meta is still trying to figure out how to create empathetic, emotionally intelligent LLMs. Once that is achieved, and some creative integrations in their product line, I can't think of a more integrated experience with an AI significant other than through their glasses or a whole goggle setup.

>>106353877
What's the going rate for tranny milk?

>>106353859
Once the AR screen cover the entire glass rather than a small portion of it they're going to let it have quest games for sure with the wrist interface as a replacement for controllers.

>>106353859
>he thinks apple doesn't let the cia into his phone

https://www.westernjournal.com/tucker-working-secret-plan-nsa-broke-secure-text-messages/

>>106353950
No, retard. I was not making any claims about Apple whatsoever. I am pointing out how fucked Facebook is. Of course Apple gives your data to anyone in the government who asks. They can also remote scan/copy your device at any time, which is why encryption on an Apple device is totally worthless. Because the device itself will compromise your data the second you unencrypt it to access it, even if Signal wasn't an extremely obvious honeypot (it is) and worked as advertised (it doesn't) this would not matter whatsoever if you used it on an Apple device because of this.

>>106353976
Portability and backward compatibility are usually both a tremendous waste of time.

>>106353858
She started hormone at 14. The ones who trans earlier usually come out looking pretty passable if they survive the 42% filter

anyone have her nudes?

>>106353717 (OP)
>>106353858
I truly believe Hunter Schafer has the nicest tits of any man on the planet. That plastic surgeon must be making bank.

>>106353717 (OP)
The M5 is coming to the next Vision Pro, so they're not giving up yet.

>>106353881
>a VR headset or AR glasses is an obvious extension of that.
it really isn't in its current state. i own a quest 3 and have used the vision, they really are still clunky experiences that don't feel natural or comfortable at all. maybe in the future the tech will mature for ready player one style goon pods, but as it stands they're little more than nifty gadgets. and i do like the quest 3 in theory, the tech is very cool and it does look very nice in certain games or like "big screen" watching, but it just isn't mature yet.

>>106353950
did an angsty teenager writer that article? why does it sound so retarded

>>106353858
Fake tits. There’s a pic that shows them with octagonal outline like a ps2 character

>>106354004
>she

>>106354005
>her

>>106353717 (OP)
SEX SEX SEX

>>106353717 (OP)
It's not the time for AR yet. It still isn't the time for dropping change in favor of credit/debit card. Problem is most of the world is not adapted for that, remember the era of Internet of things? Turns out is pretty expensive to keep it running, nowadays is kinda of an enthusiast or specific industry oriented area. We need more energy and connectivity infrastructure, all over the world, before finally getting AR normalized. However, it already is well adopted in robotics, independent AR capable robots running their own LLMs is going to become adopted way faster than AR.
>>106353832
Augmented reality, not spatial computing.

>>106353717 (OP)
you will need a 4090/5090 GPU and RYZEN 7 9800X3D cpu into a VR and somehow to immobilize/paralyze the body for VR to work, otherwise is still a failure despite tens of billions
>>106354005
>her
hahaha

I think it's more of a niche than a dead end. Zuckerberg tried to push it as if it was the next big thing and it simply isn't. It's more like an accessory for niche applications; like how a force feedback gaming wheel is an accessory for niche applications. They aren't dead, they still get made and bought, but in low quantities and for a niche audience.
Zucc tried to push VR into the mainstream and completely gutted the niche appeal in the process, VR is recovering but it will probably take 10 or so years to recover from the damage zuckerberg did.

>>106353717 (OP)
VR is dead yeah. Its not profitable and they still can't make a headset comfortable enough to effortlessly wear for at least an hour. I fully believe it won't take off until it's comfortable enough. Also good lord those are some nice tits fuck

>>106354005
>she

>>106353717 (OP)
When there is stable VR-Support on linux i think its truly over

>>106353858
Yes it works out well these days. There's pills you stack after being on E for some years and it starts giving you feminine fat deposits.

>>106355089
Agree with niche, it has its uses
I think it's just the technology isn't there.
>Current displays aren't high res enough
>Headsets don't have the processing power to push amazing graphics, let alone these at much higher resolutions
>Setup is annoying
>Eye strain is still a thing
>People don't want to wear most of these headsets just based on things like weight or size
>Still pricey
>Software still limited to porn, sports and shooting games mostly
It'll take a bit for VR to be of consideration for most people.
Speaking of VR porn it's an actual chore. I have every video player (that's right, I paid for fucking video players) and it's a chore to get it to where there's proper depth but I'm also not closing one eye most of the time. It just feels too weird having to practically cross my eyes half of the time and fiddling with IPD offset settings and such.

>>106353717 (OP)
Industry and military invest big into AR and TOC technology. Expect to see some break throughs in that area soon. Consumer devices aren't powerful enough for proper VR and there's not enough areas of application yet. I believe AI assistants will be a big part of AR in consumer applications.

>>106353717 (OP)
>Is VR a complete dead end of tech?
of course it is, you have to be extremely lucky to not get motion sick from using it

>>106353832
Apple has a marketing buzzword for everything, spatial computing is what they call VR

I had a VR suit in the 90s (parents are rich) and I had a couple of headsets recently. I still get motion sickness within 10 minutes time. If they can't fix that it's not taking off. I love the experiences but I literally can't experience them because I get insanely sick.

>>106353717 (OP)
i gooned to a furry femboy in vrchat last night. what's the issue?

>>106355633
lets fucking gooo

>>106353717 (OP)
vr headsets look so fucking goofy when used
this is worse than "I own a desktop AND a printer" as far as icks go

I don't get motion sick unless I'm playing something really fast paced but with how now games have to be extremely accessible, they'd have to make VR where it gets people to never experience any sort of physical strain, which seems like a dream so far

>>106353717 (OP)
The problem with VR is you can't disentangle yourself from it easily and it disconnects you from reality. What you imagine from VR is you have perfect control over your virtual body and the outside world just stops existing. When in reality it's
>wonky controls
>you're shoving a monitor in front of your eyeballs for long periods
>if the phone rings you have to take off shit to answer it
>you can run into a wall or break something
It's a useless technology that sells you on a fantasy.

>>106355684
I have a desktop, a laptop a printer, a VR headset, a deck, 2 mechanical keyboards, an OLED monitor, an overpriced controller, an external DAC/AMP, a TS101 soldering iron, a shitty DLSR camera, do you want me to keep going?

I have the Pico 4, it's... eh. I can see why affordable VR is not something people think about. And I cannot prevent the lens from getting affected by heat and sweat.

>>106353717 (OP)
VR is dead they are all working on AR

>>106353717 (OP)
shut up faggot. you just wanna post this mentally ill man here.

>>106355058
Arthas my Son. what happened?

>>106353717 (OP)
>Meta stopped talking about the metaverse
they are still developing it. AR glasses and AR tech were always the end point, the VR glasses was meant to hook people but obviously never succeeded.

>>106355486
"Spatial computing" was not VR. It wasn't even really AR in most cases. It was just iOS on your face, operated with gestures.

>>106353717 (OP)
Apple released a 2012 headset in 2024: no controllers, no software, no compatibility and no comfort. It was a glorified marketing prop.
Metaverse was always a scam based on retards watching RPO and getting into speculative crypto, Meta stopped talking about it, because their foray into it has always been an embarrassment.

VR has been a target since the 60s and tech in the 2010s was enough to produce viable consumer grade headsets for computers followed shortly by completely standalone devices in the 2020s.
VR started with the sword of Damocles and the sword of Damocles has fallen, VR is here and here to stay.
The fact that every other market has essentially collapsed doesn't invalidate VR.
>>106355089
I think it's less of a niche than people think it is, but it is definitely a niche next to mainstream sub-80 IQ retardation that almost everything has been slaved to in the name of market growth, so everyone's perspective may be warped.

>VR is dead
Go tell that to the faggots over at /vrg/

>>106355550
They fixed motion sickness a long time ago, just no-one told you how to not get affected.

>>106353717 (OP)
Until it can fit into a pair of goggles the size and weight of a sleep mask, it's going to be a gimmick.

>>106356297
How?

>>106356511
Take the headset off when you start to feel sick then try again later. That's all. Your tolerance increases and after a while you don't feel sick ever.
the motion sickness meme is like stepping on a boat, getting seasick immediately then complaining that ships will never take off because they never fixed the seasickness issue.

>>106353717 (OP)
It's too heavy for most people, and fucking nobody develops for it.

>>106356781
I was thinking about developing some VR stuff, is there any chance to make a living off it?

>>106356908
I suppose you could make profit off of it, but you'd need a damn good idea for it.

nigger i cant afford groceries and you want me to blow 5k on vr crap just to dry hump the air on vrchat

>>106353717 (OP)
turns out an unergonomic, uncomfortable display device that makes some people vomit and makes others lose all sense of hand-eye coordination doesn't make for a very popular product, huh

>>106357706
also this

>>106356908
For PCVR no. For making quest games there's actually a decent market for some friendslop but VR. There's a load of games on the quest store that are just 'among us rebranded but in VR' or whatever. All the friendslop games like peak, repo, lethal company, etc.

>>106356541
>getting seasick immediately then complaining that ships will never take off because they never fixed the seasickness issue.
to be fair sailing is a pretty niche profession and most of the advances in seafaring technology have been to make the ships more stable.

>>106353717 (OP)
I really enjoy VR porn but not enough of it gets made. I have like 5 extremely good vids that I've synched to my autoblow and it was the best masturbatory experience I've ever had.

>>106357706
Pico 4 + Virt-a-mate + Virtual desktop, now I can goon to Sydney on the cheap.

>>106357766
Name the vids bro, you know how barren it is out here

>>106357835
e621 search stereoscopic

VR devs are incompetent

Most of them don't use (LOD) techniques like pop one and just lower the res of the entire game making it unplayable on standalone.

>>106353717 (OP)
why nobody mentions the fact that his father is on epstein list

>>106358147
>Deuteronomy 24:16
>Fathers shall not be put to death for their children, nor shall children be put to death for their fathers; a person shall be put to death for his own sin.

>>106355734
not unlike trannyism in its currwnt form

turns out flailing your limbs with a box strapped to your face isn't relaxing like sedentary computer use. if I ever get a VR set it would be for racing games.

>>106353717 (OP)
just wait for Gaben's next release
Index 2 + Half-Life: 4 and 5

Are there even any good games for VR?

>>106357825
I never understood this virt-a-mate thing, it's like playing with dolls.

>>106358464
Alyx, FO4

>>106358464
There's a decent handful. But a decent handful over like 8 years of VR is really not a good sign.

>>106358464
Walk a bout mini golf, the I expect you to die series, pinball fx vr

>>106358996
"A decent handful" over about 8 years is pretty normal for the vidya industry after it similarly wound down from rampant speculation with the actual creative part of the industry in tatters.
You are basing your expectations on the vidya industry from the 90s and early 2000s up until maybe 2009-2011. Honestly the only reason that VR isn't currently in as good of a spot as consoles is mostly just down to how absolutely shit Facebook is.

>>106355403
>Speaking of VR porn it's an actual chore
Setup? the coomers in /vg/ say that is heaven's gift to man and i dont know if they are coping or their setup is taht good

>>106353717 (OP)
VR isnt the endgame its just the stepping stone.
AR glasses are the future of tech.

>>106359238
There's some standalone games but tools like VaM and Koikatsu (that's right, I'll call em tools) take too much fucking time not doing the fapping.
That 8k JAV VR porn out there mostly consists of videos where the actress is too close to the camera and you'll need to constantly adjust your settings because the distance basically will make you fucking blind. Depth perception is a bullshit thing. Thing is only paid software has settings that aid on that. My favorite software unfortunately costs fucking $30 and the interface is the opposite of intuitive. This is the shit you see when you start it up.

>>106358464
I've heard that pure VR is somehow just lacking on the fun department, and most of the users just run normal or well known games on VR mode. Some anon was playing Hexen modded for VR and the footage looked pretty cool, despite being a >20 old game

>>106358194
fuck you, children inherit social status and money, you must be a glownigger because you just defended a kiddiefucker using bible

>>106359287
kek, shit looks like you need some phd to set it up correctly, also is jav censored? doesnt that break the inmersion on VR even more? I would get mad if im on VR and i had to see some mosaic pussy on my face, i would feel scammed lol

>>106358464
VTOL VR is probably the best game I've ever played. I'm a fan of planes and this is just the perfect mix of realism and arcade for a guy with a job

wait thaats a tranny???
noooooooooooooooooooooo i already...

AR is cooler than VR

>>106359324
Yeah unfortunately pretty much all 8K VR JAV I've seen is censored. The experience is kind of disappointing.

>>106359339
opinions on DCS? is it worth it? i have a non VR setup (Joystick, pedals, trottle), but a Quest 3 is a pretty damn big jump for me so i wonder if its worth it. Im mostly an Xplane fag

>>106359302
This is the biggest issue. There are a couple "high rated" VR titles but to me literally all VR games are boring as fuck and their biggest feature is just being a VR game, you could not be entertained by this crap if they were flatscreen.
The second issue is that it is just uncomfortable and tiresome. Nobody really wants to keep moving their bodies and flailing their arms with some shit uncomfortably pressed into their face, head or forehead.
I got into VR with the hopes of just using it as a literal 3d immersive monitor but pretty much all VR stuff requires you to use the god damn controllers, even modded shit. Oh wow you can move your hands in a 3d space and interact with physics based objects, so cool so amazing, congratulations, now fuck off. It gets boring after 30 mins and even more so when every game or every software does the same unimpressive stuff.
I have the top tier high end PC hardware. I tried native display port sets and Virtual Desktop wireless sets. All VR games look like shit and play like shit except for Beat Saber. I conclude that VR sets are reduced to being Beat Saber machines and that's all.
Just typing this post got me annoyed as hell, I wanted it to be good but VR just sucks, I have to accept it and move on

>>106353717 (OP)
kys shill

>>106359453
yeah devs need to first make a good flatscreen game screen first and then port it to VR. Is like retards at mojang making minecraft bedrock for mobile first and then getting surprised how is shit on PC.

>>106353717 (OP)
https://thebaffler.com/salvos/of-flying-cars-and-the-declining-rate-of-profit

In a buerocratized oligarchy nothing major ever gets invented. Money is pushed in to financial masturbation and inflating the price of land.

We have tehnology for this. We had tehnology for robots since the 80s. Elite is aware progress is distruptive and thus decided to eliminate it.

>>106359531
That's nice but zuckerberg has burned 6 billion dollars a quarter on VR for the last 5 years with next to zero return

>>106359453
I will save VR.

>>106359733
Elaborate

>>106359715
He's a retard who got lucky once. Not a proper innovator.
He doesn't have what it takes to develop a brand new tech.
You cannot just throw money at a problem and hope it magically transforms in a solution.

Technological progress merely follows the advance of sciences. Not the other way around.

>>106359453
>I conclude that VR sets are reduced to being Beat Saber machines and that's all.
It's also nice for viewing porn, once you are into the more advanced method of pleasuring yourself.

>>106353717 (OP)
VR's been around for over a decade, not alot of it caught on, really.

>>106359779
It's still crazy that he's spending $65 billion on AI this year with nothing to show for it.

>>106359779
True, I don't use burn as a positive term. He spent it all chasing dead ends, corposlop visions that no-one wanted, and developing and patenting all the VR tech to his little walled garden so no-one else can use it.

>>106359760
I was kidding but since there doesn't seem to be a lot of good stuff I'll try to develop something. Most likely there's a reason why there's no good stuff, though.
But I'm not a beginner and it sounds like a nice challenge and I now have a PC that can run VR.

>>106359823
He's. a. retard.

Ever heard about how most lottery winner return to poverty, or die violent deaths? He's one of them.
He's assuming that because he pulled a winning ticket once, he will pull another one. But it simply doesn't work that way.

People would rather go outside than be a cute anime girl

>>106359872
>I now have a PC that can run VR.
Bold statement. Considering VR doesn't even exist yet.
Methink you just got scammed into plugging an expensive (and useless) gadget into your PC.

>>106359531
All of these words just to conveniently avoid saying
>"We were lied to just to promote increased consumption of unworkable ideas that were promised to have magic future solutions and we are now stuck unfucking all of these unworkable ideas"
>"We had significant perceived growth while the government was unilaterally spending all the taxpayer coin they had on vanity projects with no regard for the consequences"
>"IP law has fucked us as a society and globalized IP law has fucked us as a species"

>>106359882
Zuckerberg seems more conventionally intelligent than Musk or Altman but Grok and GPT both mog Zucc's offerings. Even Anthropic has a better product and they have nowhere near his resources.

>>106355853
Looks like curt Cobain

>>106359913
I haven't bought it yet, but I used the cheap VR headset on my Samsung S8 years ago. It was ok, surely it must be much better today on an actual desktop, right? It sounds to me like it's just the applications that are missing.

>>106359950
its not like any of them are doing the work personally. It all depends entirely on who they can get to work for them. Their intelligence is irrelevant, at this stage.

>>106359992
So why can't Zucc get smart people to work for him despite offering them billions of dollars?

>>106359991
You're just replying to a no-true-scotsman retard don't worry about it. Put on your worst lispy nerd voice and consider: No uhm asckually what everyone calls VR isn't actually VR, VR is actually a specific thing that I have my own definition for that no-one else understands because they're much dumber than I am

>>106360026
The billions of dollars go to fake job adverts to bring on a H1B wave, it's really not about finding smart people. It's about populating the organisation with jeets because there's money going around.

>>106360026
Because the billions are just a fake prop to entice a sufficiently steady stream of employees. The main goal is then to commit mass wage theft, meaning that actual payment is unsteady. Employees might be pressured into unpaid overtime, may see no wages for months or may even have to do more work just to earn wages that they've already earned.
The employees don't need to do any work, they just need to provide a suitable excuse for getting money from the source to somewhere else.

>>106359797
>once you are into the more advanced method of pleasuring yourself
What do you mean by that?
I'd agree because the depth perception really adds to the experience, but
>demand very high bitrates, looks like shit unless you download 20GB+ files and even then it's still not great
>camera focus is all over the place, constantly need to adjust the settings when the scene changes
>vr porn content in general is not that good (as in actresses, variety and so on)
>either zucc or chinamen are watching you spank that dick through the device cameras

>>106360555
>>camera focus is all over the place, constantly need to adjust the settings when the scene changes
This is my biggest issue. I don't give a fuck if it takes too much storage or if the chinese know I'm beating myself off to asian women more than white ones, in fact I'm pretty sure there's a very specific chinese woman I know IRL that would love to know this fact right now, but I open a video up and suddenly my eyes are completely fucking confused, and I have to go into a menu and fuck with sliders and zoom in and zoom out, and suddenly the hoe just changes scenes and I have to set it again, and in this scene I'm sitting but in the next one I'm laying down, it's just unbearable. I can even keep up with the censoring but good lord I hate the cross eyed experience I get when things don't work out well. I don't want to close my eyes on fucking VR all the time, what's the point?

>>106360639
Is there no way to automate the zoom?

>>106357825
>lifeless dull woman from the jean advertisements
Probably quite realistic

>>106360655
STFU. Sydney Sweeney is our far-right princess.

>>106360654
I don't think it's able to detect depth on videos like these so it does it automatically.
This is why I feel that even when they're not realistic, more standalone porn 3D games should come out. In those there's less of this bullshit. I don't like VaM, it feels to me like the GMod of porn games, but at least there I can move through that 3D space and I have no trouble. A video is just a video, can't do shit.

>>106360699
I'm new to VR so maybe I'm talking shit but I'm also looking for project ideas.
So if you manually adjust the zoom, maybe there could be a way to just script it and have a community share the scripts.
Other than that it might be possible with AI, it would just need to detect what "correct" stereoscopic images look like and convert the videos.

>>106360190
That applies to all businesses. Why is Meta in its own category of failure?

>>106355352
Does it work on wonen too?

>>106360745
I don't know how that would be done. For instance this PCVR player, Virtual Home Theater, is more focused on getting good audio while watching videos over VR than anything else, but it has a plethora of features. It's pricey software for playing videos but the dev is open to practically put anything there people demand him to, if it's possible. Like the only reason that software is windows only is because he can't properly figure out how to make that shit work well on linux (it's not capable of using GPU rendering, although my decent Ryzen CPU is pretty much capable of doing 8k VR at 30fps from what I've tested).
Problem is not just zoom. There's some more settings to fuck with depth. In this software for instance, you get the option to change the IPD offset. If there was a quick way (through maybe some shortcut, pressing a specific button and moving the analog stick or whatever) to change the setting, it'd make things easier, but since there's a billion fucking settings in this software, you need to bring the menu up.
I don't think AI would be capable though of doing a good job there because IPD is a personal adjustment. I guess it'd need some proper face/eye tracking to acquire data and process it to input the right settings at the right depth. Sounds complicated.

It has to be a jump straight to VR deep dive with a brain computer interface. Wearing anything on your head is inconvenient. Phones, monitors, keyboards and mice are actually convenient. Headset VR will remain niche.

>>106360680
She looks like a candle left in the sun too long. Tits though.

>>106353717 (OP)
I think the tech is cool but it's not quite there yet. VR headsets need to become more compact, I have a Quest 3 but I don't use it very much because I don't like wearing a big bulky thing on my face that fogs up after two minutes. A form-factor like the big screen beyond 2 is what companies should strive for, something easy to wear that doesn't get in the way.
VR also lacks a killer game that makes me want to come back to it. There's a bunch of gimmicky games that are fun for a while but I haven't really found anything that makes me want to come back to VR. The games that I do want to play are mostly VR-editions of existing games but they run like shit on my 7800xt. I know VR games have to render twice at very high resolutions but I feel like they shouldn't run as slow as they do.
Maybe if I get into VRChat but I'm not really used to voice-chatting with strangers.

>>106359861
Lets be fair to the lizardman, he tried to find something as worthwhile as Facebook once was; Google has been trying to find something other than being the world's biggest ad provider for much longer than Zuck has been trying.

Bros... this shit is killing me. I've been following VR news for years hoping shit would get to the point of usefulness.

A decade ago I had a 3D projector and Nvidia 3D vision. You plugged the ir receiver into your computer, turned the projector to 120hz, and put the shutter glasses on. It was incredible. Starcraft 2 felt like there was a giant hole in my wall and I was looking out over a battlefield. Diablo 3 worked great. Games didn't even need to be specifically designed for 3D. The software converted it automatically. The game world exists in 3D in your graphics card and it just gives you two cameras instead of one. 3D movies were hit or miss because fuckface studios wanted to cash in without doing any of the work. So you got pop-up book looking post conversions. Tron Legacy looked great (dogshit movie). Alice in Wonderland looked great (dogshit movie).

Why can I not just buy a goddamn headset right now, plug in a wireless receiver, and go lay on my back with a wireless keyboard and mouse and play stereoscopic games with zero set up? Nvidia discontinued 3D Vision. Shit has gone backwards compared to a decade ago.

After watching dozens of hardware reviewers I finally found a Quest 3 demo in a store. Shit was like looking through a goddamn toilet paper tube. It turns out every single shilling mother fucking one of them was lying to me the whole time.

I got laser eye surgery a week ago and being able to wear a VR headset was one of the bigger reasons.

>>106353717 (OP)
I love hunter bwos why cant I get a cute boygf like her·..

>>106361241
the technology isn't mature yet. believe it or not quest 3 is one of the better lens setups. there are more expensive boutique brands but you're not exponentially improving over what the q3 gives you. that's just the state of the tech sadly. the idea is neat, the theory is great, but the execution so far is a far cry from what we all dream about.

>>106361241
virtual desktop lets you play wireless over wifi and supports stereoscopic content without additional setup. It doesn't convert flat games to 3D though but I'm sure there's ways to do that. I tried Dolphin which has a 3D mode and that looked surprisingly good. I couldn't figure out how to use the controller as a pointer in wii games though. The colors on the quest 3 are shit, I agree but there's more OLED headsets coming out these days.
Just give it five more years, anon...

>>106361334
I've been looking at glasses like xreal and ray neo air. They seem to achieve 90% of my use case. The only thing missing would be beat saber and maybe satisfactory vr. And the difference in price is like a factor of 5. I don't understand why vr headsets have to have all this shit when glasses can transmit stereoscopic images to your eyes without any of it.

>>106361241
I feel the same anon. The best thing all these niggerlicious VR companies could have done to create a userbase was to make it a general purpose plug-in-play display first, then inevitably devs would start making use of it.

>>106361241
>Eastern sun
>Pandora radio

WAAAHHHH WE NEED TO GO BACK!!

It's strictly that VR companies have focused on bulky headsets and meta in particular is coping with trying to get the entire unit self sustained for children and poor third worlders, if VR had remained a niche product built around lightweight glasses with being plugged into a PC as a requirement we would be very close to usability.

>>106361241
You can play non-VR 3D games in VR, there is Vorpx which is a payware driver, and a post-processing shader for Reshade that uses the depth buffer to fake stereo
https://github.com/BlueSkyDefender/Depth3D
which is surprisingly decent. I wouldn't buy a headset for it though, the novelty wears off fast.

>>106353717 (OP)
Apple can't even make AI work

>>106353717 (OP)
as if there's better tech for gooning

>>106353717 (OP)
I've bought meta quest 3 in the last September. Haven't touched it since November.

>>106354005
>her

The porn is alright but only if it's made by Japs, westerners can't make VR porn

Troons still raiding with that pic? lmao

vr is great for being a complete fucking degenerate

>>106353717 (OP)
It's not. Tech companies aren't the ones that say what is dead or not.

>>106362138
VR is based.

https://www.wired.com/story/60-hour-dance-sessions-simulated-sex-and-ketamine-inside-the-world-of-hardcore-vr-ravers/

>>106354345
>>106355214
>>106361764
99% of girls I see in daily life do not look that good, what is wrong with this world if a tranny can mog them

>>106362287
Damn that's actually pretty cool, too bad is probably filled with furries and they gross me out. But a "normal" VR rave with interesting character designs and visuals sounds nice.

>>106361241
I remember some DIY people trying to do lenticular film on a screen with software interleaving both images into vertical stripes. For computers, the head position remains relativelly still, so I assume it shouldn't be too hard? Plus dirty cheap: just the film + software. It never wetn anywhere, I guess, because they were trying to make it work for TV (multiple viewing angles).

>>106362308
It has more to do with your fetish than them looking good

>>106353717 (OP)
That's because what they call VR (virtual reality) is not actually virtual reality. Anyone who has read a lot of science fiction for decades knows this. Heck, the defined virtual reality back in the 1950s.

This ain't it.

>>106359715
Yea give profesional bureaucrats and ass kissers who thrive in corporation money to hire bunch of poeple like themselfs lawyers and more middlemen to inflate the gdp number and prevent any work from actually being done

Areb you fucking serios. I could donate 10 mil to random autists at /g/ and obtain better results.

>>106363653
damn nigga you're delusional

>>106359339
had that in my library for a while and got around to playing it

The attack helicopter with head tracked gun is something else, also just learning to fly a helicopter feels good when its moving how you feel it will move despite you have no idea what you're doing. Then any second you could enter an unrecoverable spin or roll

>>106359823
I belive due to big tech ties with goverment and due to Gdp growth by ai data centers surpasing customer spending.
Massive spending on Ai is done to cook the numbers and make economic system still look functional. Ai will never justify its price even if each person spends half their wage on subscription.

>>106359453
I play standing roomscale VR and dont own beatsaber and everything you posted is wrong in my timeline

>>106363667
>if sar ceos with bilions of dollars cant invent it no one can

>>106359453
walking dead is pretty good but its from 2020

>>106353858
What else do you think makes women grow breasts and other sexually dysmorphic puberty features? It's all just hormones, it's believed that starting female hormones after already completing a male puberty gives worse results than the original potential though, but hunter started at like 14 iirc.
Also no one that isn't a retard uses pills as the administration method for hormones, honestly 99% of medicine should be injected but normies are just so fucking retarded about needles that they'll rather destroy their liver and shit

>>106364225
shoulda started psych meds instead of troony juice. that nigga has posted his journals on his socials before and they're the biggest "this person is schizophrenic" red flag shit ever. of course everyone just fawned over it like oh troubled tortured soul.

>>106364266
Psychiatry isn't real and she looks more like a woman than your mom so who cares

>>106353717 (OP)
I would say VR tech is still too early for its time
there still are still too much unresolved technical roadblocks for it to be practical

The issue with VR is the belief it needs to be room scale. Seated VR BoneLab works, and if companies weren't such cowards we'd have some gems already. Resident Evil 2 is better in VR. Risk of Rain 2 is so completely different in VR. Kaze made a VR release of Ocarina of Time for a proof of concept. Add to it that Japan is so fucking loyal to Sony's shitty products that they make half ass VR "experiences" for PSVR. VR could pick up if they embrace play styles that don't necessitate a dedicated office space.

>>106359933
Yea retard this is the end of progress.
Robots that existed in the 80s are unworkable inventions. Better hire some poor imigrants or move the whole production to china because a robot well ita unworkable experts say.

>>106361698
Get a free game like population one

>>106353717 (OP)
Beat Sabre is really fun.
VR porn used to be alright but all the free sites slowed down or messed up the functionality.
Some workout games are really cool
There is an app that puts AR art onto something so you can trace over it which is great
Some interesting art programs...

VR is cool, I hope it sticks around, it was way over hyped. File it under 3D printer or anything else. I'd say it's worth buying a VR set if its around 200. Not sure why anyone would spend $1000 on one. Maybe if you are a pro beat sabre player or something ....

Im under the impression a lot of haters of VR are people who have a friend they secretly really hate who just happens to like VR so out of some petty spite they don't allow themselves to discover the cool aspects of it (because they are faggots lmfao).

>>106364356
Nah the hardware is alright. It's been alright since the first tracked controller headsets (so the Rift with the cameras and the OG Vive). You could play any game on those. Sure the image quality could certainly use improving but it's not something so bad that it would really interfere with game design on a fundamental level.

>>106353717 (OP)
The software side is dead, yeah. There are no particularly significant game developers working on it, nobody is making the kind of games which could actually drive adoption. The best games in VR are actually just community ports and mods of regular games. This should tell you all you need to know about the state of the VR games "industry."

Apple can't make it work because they released a shitty, extremely expensive product with no actual use case. People are willing to wear a headset for a couple of hours when playing a game, but nobody's fucking willing to wear Apple's fuckhuge face cover headset with a fucking battery dongle while doing actual work or while going through their daily lives. Incredibly retarded product. The metaverse is dead because it was gay & lame shit nobody wanted, it was just Faceberger's wet dream delusion about being the first on the "next big thing" and printing money.

>>106353717 (OP)
price!

is it so hard to make a double lense that turns a phone screen into vr headset?

>>106366048
Yes because that's fucking awful

>>106360991
>A form-factor like the big screen beyond 2 is what companies should strive for, something easy to wear that doesn't get in the way.
You think they are not trying to make them as small as possible?
They probably could make something smaller already but then you would be bitching about it being too expensive.

>>106364936
>The metaverse is dead because it was gay & lame shit nobody wanted, it was just Faceberger's wet dream delusion about being the first on the "next big thing" and printing money.
All Facebook games should have come with the caveat that the player avatars use the Metaverse avatars, even if out through an algorithm the way Breath of the Wild does with Miis. Also have trophies and souvenirs for your meta home. No one wants to live in some homosex virtual third world hive city with real estate. Have some rudimentary free games and software so if i want to host my friends in my comfy VR house i can. If my company wants to do team building we can do shit together with persistent avatars. Take ideas from VR chat without trying to recreate VR chat.

>>106353717 (OP)
What I like about girls wearing VR headsets is that you can touch their boobs and they won't even know

>>106366048
Yes and they were everywhere a few years ago and introduced people to shitty fake vr, where the fuck were you?