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Conservatives deduct 1 million points from Biden for being a Democrat, and then after counting up all of Trump’s individual faults find them to be in equal deficit.
Lemmy/KBin are in early adopter territory right now, but with some of the iOS and Android apps maturing and hitting the app stores (scarily fast!) there’s a pathway for less tech-centric people to find their way over.
For now I try to focus on the pro of the “small user base” con, which is that engagement is way higher and there isn’t a metric shit-ton of karma-whoring comments and posts.
I’m using Memmy (iOS) and am subscribed on communities via a couple instances. It’s a Sunday arvo and I’m enjoying a drink and scrolling away, and for a minute I forgot I wasn’t scrolling Reddit on Apollo. That’s pretty amazing considering that a few weeks ago I couldn't conceive of an alternative platform - and there functionally wasn’t, at least to the extent it is now. I reckon in another few months things will have really progressed again. So hang in there 🐱
Google says:
/home/dec/.local/share/Steam/userdata/USER_ID/241100/remote
This explains much.
There was a Sync iOS TestFlight for many years but it never really matured.
Especially people directly affected by it!
“We may have fired our staff and blocked our customers from accessing Twitter content, but they are still ours.” -Elon Musk
I don’t think that Sony have any PSVR2 stalls where they demo it, which apparently they did have with PSVR so that’s a bummer. If you can find a hobby shop that specialises in it they’ll probably let you try out a headset - anything is fine if you’re just testing your legs!
I am enjoying it, I think it’s pretty polished and the eye tracking is great. Gunplay feels a floaty though, especially compared to The Light Brigade, which has a similar idea and gameplay loop but a different execution.
Yeah so far so good! Very polished. Gunplay is floaty but eye tracking for telekenisis is good, I am just not very good at hitting anyone with thrown boxes (yet).
I play a few games daily (Synth Riders, Beat Saber, etc) for cardio, otherwise I primarily game on the weekend and more so when there‘a a game that has my attention. I went through a big Pavlov phase, it’s great fun.
I think people may underestimate that VR is very intentional, it’s a lot easier to lay back on the couch and casually game so you need to want to lose yourself in the game for a good while. That’s not always possible or desirable.
I am very fortunate that I’ve never had any form of motion sickness in VR. Also, I came from a Quest 2, so I didn’t have to adjust all when I got PSVR2. I would strongly recommend you try out VR in some form - any form - before you make the investment, as I’ve seen some people disappointed due to discomfort or due to not having experienced VR before.