Solipsistic, passive aggressive display of narcissism. You can wear a smile and be the most disrespectful shit at the same time. You’re not on American Idol, retard. Oh, and guess what. Jesus told us to respect the laws of the land (as long as they don’t break the laws of God). This was all about her. My fellow men, stay farrrr away from this type of woman. You’ll thank me.

Past behavior is a reliable predictor of future behavior. In the case of VR, it’s proof of present and future failure.

Can someone else who follows Jay Dyer let him know I was talking about Tyson here? The second I posted this Tyson joke/diss, he blocked me. I think he thought I was talking about him. I’ve been a fan of Jay’s for a while and he’s one of the biggest reasons I’m looking into Orthodoxy. I don’t think there’s a single (important) issue we disagree on. I would greatly appreciate any help maybe shooting him a DM on my behalf. 🙏🏻 He’s liked my posts before, so I really think this was just a misunderstanding.

Fuggin’ right?!?! ✊🏻

Wasn’t there some guy named Epst—, err Eppenheimer? Ah, fuck it. Look at this!

BAAAhahahahaha! 🤣😂

This is a genre of comedy I never knew I needed. 🤣

There’s a huge difference between spending money and spending money wisely. If you’re the captain of a ship and you direct it towards an iceberg, an assessment can be made that you’re not a very good captain. All of us in VR know that it’s not an issue with the product (VR), it’s an issue with promotion and investment, something carried largely on Meta’s shoulders. Buying out the medium doesn’t equate to doing good for the medium. In fact, in the wrong hands, it could (and to an extent, does) mean the opposite.

Dark Forces 2, in Lucasarts’ prime. First online multiplayer game for me (aside from stuff like chess/checkers) and the first game I made maps for. I also used hacks sometimes and made people ragequit. Good times. 🥹

Ooooooo! Was wanting to finally finish RE7 in VR this time (already one of the best/scariest experiences I’ve had). Been holding off on Village for that very reason. This’ll make the process quick and painless. 😮👌🏻🍻

Utterly blown away. Have you seen the Sendai Colony episode? All I can say is… I’m full. 🎂🍰🍪🍩🧁🍦😊 #JujutsuKaisen #jjk #anime

WOOHOO! Still can’t believe the final episode of the season is today. 😭 Can’t wait to get off work.

VR needs more titles of this genre. I loved Carmageddon and Twisted Metal as a kid, and I’ve always wanted to do that in real life. Since it’s super illegal, this is the only way. That being said, the ratings of this title are meh on Steam. Maybe breathing new life into it via VR will compensate for a lot of the beefs.

This may seem overly critical to some, but why do studios—especially one like this that’s netted over $400 mil in revenue and created their own VR mode in-studio—outsource their VR titles? The graphics look cartoonish, even compared to Payday 2, which came out in 2013. If you’re prioritizing standalone, you could still bring that level of fidelity/design to it. I think standalone can handle 13-year-old visuals. This just looks like your typical modern-day canned standalone consumer slop, instead of just bringing Payday 2 to VR with a standalone option. Looks like something Meta would cancel three days in. I know, I know, you’re gonna say “it’s too early to judge!” but I really can’t stand this design trend. It never bodes well for a game, and this looks as if it’s going to be just another continuation of it. I just don’t understand why it’s so hard to bring the 2013 game to standalone, rather than creating a whole new game that looks as if it was catered to normie standalone users with PCVR as an obvious afterthought. Bit of a rant, sure, but this rant is really more about the process of outsourcing. Just put the already successful/pedigreed game in the headset instead of taking a gamble on an already shaky market. It’s like trying to recreate the wheel, but making it square. 😑 These are just my first impressions obviously, but based on history, I don’t have high hopes for this one’s success. As always, I’m happy if my criticisms are proven unfounded.

When people are easily triggered by a bit of light trolling, I tend to double down. 😂

Good news for this PCVR purist! I’ve been looking forward to this one for a while now. Always excited for more horror/sci-fi in the medium!

I will never let you live this down, @Meta. You may try to bury this under piles of revisionist posts, but we will never forgive; we will never forget. ✊🏻

Chuck Norris didn’t die, he asked the Grim Reaper for a vacation.

This is what happens when you immediately give up instead of marketing to serious, veteran gamers who are a surefire market. They never took you seriously because you weren’t serious to begin with. And when you were (Lone Echo, Stormland, Echo VR) it was a flash in the pan. Marketing to kids is like building a house on straw. So, no shit it’s not been profitable. Instead of being a medium that’s joked about and called a gimmick, you could have been tapping into this market that spends thousands on peak gaming hardware, who are consistent users. The market was always there, and most unfortunately, still is. Meta has itself to blame. Let’s just hope Valve can fill this gap and show them what could have been. All this has been on Meta’s end is a series of bad internal decisions while blaming external scapegoats. Forgive me for not buying the demagoguery.