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I'm torn by your post, on one hand, I can see why you're salty since you just paid 200 more less than a month ago. You say you're an early adopter, so shouldn't you expect to pay the early adopter tax knowing that prices will drop (not if). I'm also torn that you won't recommend it when the price of $400 right now is a perfect time to get more people into VR to grow the community which is a good thing. To me I just perceive this as your way to feel like you're getting back at "Oculus/The Man" by choosing to do this. My advice is to embrace the VR community and spread the word to others to get into a new Rift therefore that cheaper price will be there for others come 2018 if not sooner.
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07-11-2017 06:09 PM
Zenbane said:
@vicvicvic135 - The Oculus Rift was released in May 2016, and you bought yours June 2017?
I think we need to have a talk about what the word "early" means. 'Cause you were definitely latelatelate365
07-11-2017 06:32 PM
07-11-2017 06:34 PM
vicvicvic135 said:
Zenbane said:
@vicvicvic135 - The Oculus Rift was released in May 2016, and you bought yours June 2017?
I think we need to have a talk about what the word "early" means. 'Cause you were definitely latelatelate365
It's true, perhaps I shouldn't call myself "early" but I consider purchasing it now as relatively early. I think VR gaming technology is barely consumer ready with the lack of games and inconveniences of the hardware (such as wires and a clunky headset).
07-11-2017 07:00 PM