08-27-2014 10:39 PM
08-28-2014 04:19 AM
"mdk" wrote:"KelvinNZ" wrote:
2) Don't see your point, I'm mentioning it now. Doesn't change the fact that we still have a communication problem.
If you make an half ass first post that doesn't really explain your point very well people might criticize you, because they are getting the wrong idea. That is the point. Your first post makes you look like an entitled brat. Correcting yourself in later posts is fine, but you should at least admit that your first post was poorly constructed. Or you might even consider editing that first post.
08-28-2014 04:26 AM
"bostromnz" wrote:
entitled" seems to be the buzz word at the moment. Let me say that I'm entitled to say that your posts make you sound like a pedantic twat.
08-28-2014 04:29 AM
"Gygax" wrote:"def1" wrote:
there maybe no conspiracy by oculus but the communication vacuum in which they have left their CUSTOMERS creates the environment that breeds them
of course theres no conspiracy.. its just been a grand fuckup for some of us
these guys are mostly technical magicians and not necessarily logistics and business experts
Im pretty sure the wait will be worth it..
08-28-2014 04:42 AM
Some guys have luck with this some not. Maybe you try it.
1. Record your voice during crying why your DK2 is not shipped yet.
2. Contact support and send them the crying-audio.
3. Wait.
Many many many many people get their DK2 a lot faster with this trick. Believe me!
08-28-2014 04:42 AM
"KelvinNZ" wrote:"mta" wrote:
I got mine a week ago even though I ordered a month after you. When you first put it on it is the most amazing experience I have ever had in my life.
You will soon forget about all the delays and lack of communication when you are lost in the world of VR.
Maybe, but it hasn't happened yet so hardly means much to me right at this moment but thanks for trying to lift the spirits or perhaps a sarcastic remark, hard to tell when one's enotions are on the boil.
08-28-2014 04:59 AM
"lumbabumba" wrote:
I have read this in another thread about someone who was ordering in march and was not getting his device.
He found a way how to get it faster with contacting the support. Here is his tip:Some guys have luck with this some not. Maybe you try it.
1. Record your voice during crying why your DK2 is not shipped yet.
2. Contact support and send them the crying-audio.
3. Wait.
Many many many many people get their DK2 a lot faster with this trick. Believe me!
08-28-2014 09:00 AM
"mdk" wrote:"lumbabumba" wrote:
I have read this in another thread about someone who was ordering in march and was not getting his device.
He found a way how to get it faster with contacting the support. Here is his tip:Some guys have luck with this some not. Maybe you try it.
1. Record your voice during crying why your DK2 is not shipped yet.
2. Contact support and send them the crying-audio.
3. Wait.
Many many many many people get their DK2 a lot faster with this trick. Believe me!
It might just be a coincidence and they were about to send it anyway regardless of the crying. 😄
Contacting support in general might be a good strategy however. Last time I had a question I just sent a private message to Cybereality and Gypsy816. Both answered the question in under 24 hours. Making threads about issues is fine, but it doesn't guarantee they will get spotted. I don't know if the mods will answer shipping questions via PM:s, but it doesn't' hurt to try.
08-28-2014 11:07 AM
08-28-2014 11:20 AM
"mdk" wrote:"KelvinNZ" wrote:
2) Don't see your point, I'm mentioning it now. Doesn't change the fact that we still have a communication problem.
If you make an half ass first post that doesn't really explain your point very well people might criticize you, because they are getting the wrong idea. That is the point. Your first post makes you look like an entitled brat. Correcting yourself in later posts is fine, but you should at least admit that your first post was poorly constructed. Or you might even consider editing that first post.
08-28-2014 11:37 AM
"saviornt" wrote:
I'm thinking that all of these people whining should develop a product, gain world-wide recognition of said physical product, and try to go through the entire logistical chain themselves before complaining on some forums.
My guess is that the people whining are, not to be taken too harshly please, insignificant in the broad scheme of things (ie: Not true developers, maybe someone wanting to try development out, myself for example). More than likely, anyone worth a grain of salt would have said, "Maybe I should call Oculus, even if it would be international, and find out more information.. as this is impeding our development resources." like any normal development studio (major or indie) would.
To the OP, perhaps you should read a few books on retail / people strategy. I recommend the book, "How to win friends and influence people". Great book imo, and a must read for anyone wishing to interact with other people to further their own ambitions.