Beste Inhalte

Sold my Rift S. Thanks to Corona and shortage i managed to sell it for more than i paid for it. . Good thing i did. Because Facebook completely forgot that headset exists. No, not gonna buy Quest. Baiiiiii Facebook. You lost a customer.

For a day or two now, presumably since the latest update, my touch controllers have started flickering in-game, but not all the time. The Oculus menu is fine but as soon as Home loads, one or other of the touch controllers will start flickering and vibrating at a fairly constant rate. It usually seems to be the right controller but it sometimes switches to the left one. I haven't been able to work out what provokes it to switch over. When it flickers, the background is visible through the controller. I've tried new batteries and tried removing them for a few minutes. When I had this problem a couple of months ago I fixed it by opting into the beta channel but I guess the poor code has caught up with me. Opting in and out of the beta channel makes no difference, nor does a full uninstall/reinstall. Again, the oculus menu is fine and the hands are visible. It's only when Home (or almost any game - Google Earth VR is fine for some reason) loads that the problems become apparent.

I see I'm not totally alone but has anyone identified a solution?

Well, why do we need this update? We have Rift S and Why should we be updated?
Let's already split the oculus program so that we do not download updates that are constantly useless to us !!! (((((((((((((((((((((((((((( (((((((((((((

On top of the already established issues with the Rift S that have been pointed out everywhere possible for almost a year now with no addressing, such as: Robotic mic, black screen, broken AWS, stuttering, controllers losing tracking randomly, virtual screens exhibiting culling issues unless you turn on render panel in the dash, USB issues and DP issues. (These issues either happen a lot, or very rarely depending on who you ask)

On top of all that, now the controllers not only lose tracking for a few seconds, but they start rotating like a trophy randomly, as well as the  the performance takes a huge dump for about 30 seconds, even when you're just sitting in home (this didn't happen enough to annoy me, but it shouldn't be a thing)

Throughout the months I have asked people who do have contact with the developers and can send some feedback, why hasn't the rift s (or rift) been mentioned at all in any of these patch notes, scrap the notion of adding new features, or settings, I'm talking about just straight up dedicating a section of the patch notes to either or both of these headsets and every time they respond, it's the same bullshit about "We cannot talk about what features we're working on" or "I cannot say much on that matter unfortunately". This has been something I've been trying to address since patch v13 when I thought they would address the horrible HMD driver for the Rift S (2.2.0), when the previous one worked fine and each and every update that releases, I ask the same question again and get the same answer. 

So if you're a Rift S users that STILL to this day is having issues that you know for sure are due to software, you unfortunately bought into the step child of the Oculus family like some of us did. Either suck it up and save up for a new headset, or continue to hope that these people get off their asses and start addressing the long awaited issues from the Rift S.

P.S: I see you with the LOL, Tom, I'll fight you irl