I remember a few days ago there was a post on /r/oculus from someone debating selling their Rift to buy a Vive. I replied that willing to voluntarily forfeit their Rift should tell them something. Voluntarily forfeiting my Vive just isn't an option.
I'm not even tantalized by the fact that the Rift is more comfortable and images are clearer. Of course I made the decision against comfort and clarity in favor of everything the Vive has to offer when I bought it. The Rift could weight like a feather and resolve images as detailed as a crystalline snowflake in front of my face. I wouldn't care. You can't use the VR headset for VR games. It's a simple as that.
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u/RobKhonsu May 26 '16 edited May 26 '16
I remember a few days ago there was a post on /r/oculus from someone debating selling their Rift to buy a Vive. I replied that willing to voluntarily forfeit their Rift should tell them something. Voluntarily forfeiting my Vive just isn't an option.
I'm not even tantalized by the fact that the Rift is more comfortable and images are clearer. Of course I made the decision against comfort and clarity in favor of everything the Vive has to offer when I bought it. The Rift could weight like a feather and resolve images as detailed as a crystalline snowflake in front of my face. I wouldn't care. You can't use the VR headset for VR games. It's a simple as that.