AimingForAlex

the valve index is literally the only seamless steamvr headset. Every other headset requires some sort of app to run in the background that always seems to mess up steamvr.

the block button has been there since the start 😭 some people just REALLY need attention

are you trying to play them on a vision pro?😭🙏

in that case buy it off of sidequest instead of the official meta store

even as a pcvr headset all you have to do is use sidequest to side load virtual desktop and your still not giving meta money

until you start making purchases on the meta store, every quest costs them money. If you have a PC just side load virtual desktop to avoid giving them money and just use steamvr instead

I believe you could use bigscreen to handle both the plex server stuff and watching it with others.
I haven't used it in years but you should be able to just screen mirror your desktop playing the media onto bigscreen

With PS4? no

you lowkey screwed yourself valve is VERY generous with returns and if one of your basestations break your gonna have to rely on vive's customer service 😭

or just get a quest 3s for the same price?

I love how the sale for the basestations is just steams regular price for them

you have to ease into it. Playing until your motion sick, then taking a break until your better then hopping back into it is the fastest way to get acquainted

used quest 2 for 150🙏

What are your specs, and as for the controllers, Sony did the genius thing to have them connect via BLUETOOTH instead of 2.4ghz like a normal headset, so that could be the controller issue.

If you want to build it yourself you can research EyeTrack VR

One reason is that Intel is kinda misleading, saying that they have 20 cores for example,when they actually have 8 real cores and 12 efficiency Cores (I don't even know what they do), while AMD says they have 12 cores and they actually do have 12.

okay but if you do add ram or storage PLEASE add it yourself. Nzxt is charging 300 for a 100$ upgrade, for both storage and ram

VR chat is dependent on literally everything, so that was the best I could find that is well rounded in parts

ngl the PC is kinda overpriced.
A 3050 build for that much.
If your planning on playing VRC specifically, I would recommend this
www.newegg.com/p/N82E168833...

32 gigs of ram (faster than the one on nzxt's site), 4060ti, and an actually good cpu for the same price as the 4060 and 32 gig option.

lowkey all that stuff is getting mad cheap, compared to a few years ago. You can buy a mouth tracker from project Babble for like 45 dollars, and buy slime trackers for around 200 for 5. They both work for pretty much every headset.

games are cheaper on oculus and you don't need to pay a subscription to play online, but please get your kid a parent managed account if you do🙏.

A switch is cheaper though but the games can get expensive + you need to pay a subscription to play online, but he could take the switch anywhere.

just get him the 1500 smh my head🤦🏽‍♂️

it is definitely one of the vr games ever

how😭

You can buy a used quest 2 for like 100-150 and it's still a good headset you don't even need a PC for it

shim

half life Alyx is a completely different game on desktop

A lot of free games have an issue of little kids being everywhere, that's why horizons, rec room, VR chat, and gorilla tag have so many children. All these games have private lobbies however if you don't want to play with children

Dimensional double shift is like job simulator but face paced and multiplayer
Dragon Fist VR is a kung fu fighting game with multiplayer support,
walkabout mini golf and eleven table tennis both have amazing physics.
Those are all the games I remember that are on quest and multiplayer.

first mistake was playing horizon worlds. Game wasn't good when it was in closed beta, wasn't good when it was in open beta, and it wasn't good when it fully released.