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05-25-2016 01:33 PM
On this point I feel that complaining is not justified. Oculus provides a controller with the commercial product. If you are trying to use the software with something else then it's on you to get it working. DK2 is a developer kit. It was for developers to create software prior to commercial release. Since the commercial release is out, and the packaged controller is an Xbox One controller it is perfectly reasonable to expect that the user has this device.
05-25-2016 02:22 PM
korzman said:
On this point I feel that complaining is not justified. Oculus provides a controller with the commercial product. If you are trying to use the software with something else then it's on you to get it working. DK2 is a developer kit. It was for developers to create software prior to commercial release. Since the commercial release is out, and the packaged controller is an Xbox One controller it is perfectly reasonable to expect that the user has this device.
05-25-2016 03:08 PM
it's not impossible, but it seems as though getting emotional over not being able to use an older piece of equipment instead of the currently shipping product is unwarranted. You should expect difficulties in that situation. Furthermore, supporting older hardware/software combinations may be counter to the corporate vision, and instead of going primarily with word of mouth demonstrations on older hardware they want to showcase the build quality and software experience of the actual product demo'd by paid employees at specified locations, such as Best Buy to ensure continuity of messaging and PR.
I'm not saying that it's impossible or even difficult to implement something like an "any key", but getting upset that something is not supported even though it's on your wish list and you want to show something off (technology, software, VR ... etc) is a bit unreasonable.
05-25-2016 03:41 PM