u/FreeBooteR69

Half-life Alex. One genre i suppose will be Eurotruck Simulator 2, and American Truck Simulator. I have around 150 VR games, so i'll be revisiting a lot of experiences like arcades, pinball, bowling, golf and other physical games like BoxVR and Beatsaber. I also love sword fighting games, rpg's, etc. Also looking to play around with the colored pass-thru camera from Arcturus, but that will be bare bones for some time as people start making applications for that medium. Also normal flatscreen/pancake games. I'll be mostly streaming from my more powerful PC to the headset. Don't downplay older games either, there's some decent quality games out there. Just because a game isn't listed as "great on frame" doesn't mean you can't play them.

Mine looks like this too.

I don't think this is true, they use different tracking technology.

Yup i have 3 base stations, but i also found even with covering all reflective sources, you can suddenly lose tracking for no apparent reason and often made some games annoying to play. I hope the inside out tracking isn't worse, too bad they didn't add some backward compatibility for those who still have base stations.

Nah, while the Index controllers were awesome, the potentiometer used for the thumbsticks were total garbage and break super easy. I'm so ready for a tmr (magnetic thumbsticks) fix.

I'm dreading what the Steam Frames are going to cost.

I'm talking Valve Index controllers.

I'm dying to get back into VR, have around 150 VR games i'd like to get back into with controllers that aren't drift prone.

I was able to order two in Canada. Looks like they are sold out now too.

It would be sick if it were VR glasses that could be stand alone, but also be able to tether to a PC for more horse power when needed. This way we wouldn't be limited to shitty graphics often associated with today's VR titles.

I'd rather have linux than android. I don't consider them the same thing. If they were we should be able to run android and linux programs interchangeably without middle-wear, but we can't because they aren't the same.

Hilarious.

Unfortunately the competition isn't as forward thinking as Valve. They are too busy trying to corner their little markets to build a larger more robust one with room for everyone. Petty, greedy, and low-brow.

I have a LCD and Oled Steam deck, love them and use them often. I'm not a fan of Nintendo, or other non open systems, being a linux-pc guy, so don't own nor have any interest in acquiring them. I hope Valve can improve on their market-share, and more open linux friendly devices find their niche in the market-place.

Sounds to me like your dock is garbage.

There won't be exclusives. That isn't good business for Steam or Linux.

I use the back buttons with Eurotruck simulator/ATS, and for whatever extra functions i want with other games. Also use them with Firefox on the desktop for paging forward or backward.