03-20-2019 01:25 PM
03-25-2019 04:18 PM
SkScotchegg said:
Do all the people on these forums that know their IPD wear glasses? I was just wondering because I don't know my IPD but I don't wear glasses so maybe that's why.
I currently own Oculus GO though and I don't feel any discomfort compared to my Rift which is also perfect but obviously has the IPD slider. So I'm guessing my IPD must be in the majority range of 65. Although I do have a big head! lol
03-25-2019 04:43 PM
03-25-2019 04:57 PM
03-25-2019 05:20 PM
03-25-2019 05:47 PM
Chivas said:
As a long time Oculus supporter I'm Very disappointed...especially in regards to the non existent physical IPD adjustment. I think Facebook has really dropped the ball in VR development, with this weak Rift S product. I thought Oculus/Facebook had amassed one of the most talented VR teams in the industry, but beginning to think Facebook has hobbled Oculus efforts to provide the best cutting edge products. IMHO Oculus has moved from an industry leader to just another ho-hum VR product.
03-25-2019 06:05 PM
snowdog said:
The CV2 is going to be another tick. It's going to end up having 4K displays, eye tracking and dynamic foveated rendering and 140 degrees FOV with the same form factor as the Rift.
The Rift CV2 S will be another tock .......
snowdog said:
Just wait until the tock comes with the CV2.
03-25-2019 09:22 PM
Richooal said:I just can't keep up with you techy guys. Things change so quick, one minute CV2 is a "tick" and the next it's a "tock".
03-25-2019 10:17 PM
CrashFu said:
Just because wealthy tech enthusiasts were the first people able to afford VR doesn't make you the only audience worth catering to. Not unless you'd be willing to pay 10x as much for every piece of software you buy, to compensate for all of the people who wouldn't be able to afford a Rift at all, if Oculus had prioritized the high-end.
03-26-2019 03:42 AM
03-26-2019 03:50 AM
If I say I don't like it why is some one trying to tell me I don't know what I'm talking about. I'm not angered at people who don't agree with me, just don't need them trying to make me agree with them. It's not like they can make this a next gen headset. I personally love my Rift and I'm a fan of it, but I'm not a yes man. I didn't come for an argument because there is nothing to argue about. We know everything about the Rift S now. Reassurance is what I need. I'm not saying everyone is fanboy or a troll. Some replies have been very defence for Oculus on here to the point of extreme. I know alot of people that are not happy, but wouldn't even try to come on here to say it due to what they have seen already from the replies. Instead Discord is getting it all, Twitter and YouTube.
DaftnDirect said:
@ShineHunter I'm listening, hence my comment. I also didn't say you weren't listening. I said you were dismissing people with a different opinion in rather a rude way. It's just rude to dismiss people who have a different opinion than yours by calling them fanboys. Same deal with calling people trolls. I don't do it. Instead I discuss the arguments.
So, going back to the arguments... no I don't have facts to say Oculus are bringing out a next gen headset. We're voicing our respective opinions based on what we think is likely. As I said, this is a forum and expressing different opinions doesn't mean we're not listening, it just means we have different opinions. When you say the replies aren't great, do youi mean they don't agree with you?
Anyway, announcing a headset that you're not happy with doesn't mean that Oculus won't bring out an enthusiast headset when they consider the time to be right.
I happen to think the time will be right in around 12 months for the reasons I've already said i.e PPD increase of around 40%, an FOV increase of maybe 30% and a GPU available that can drive it. Possibly sooner if foveated rendering has been finalised.
Sorry if you're angered at people who don't come round to agreeing with you but that's life.