Please Don't Do This with Your Quest 2...
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2021
- Please Don't Do This with Your Quest 2...
In Today's video I am highlighting some of the biggest cringeworthy mistakes that new and old Oculus Quest users make. Hopefully this video
is helpful to ANYONE with an Oculus device (Rift S, Rift, Quest 1). From EchoVR spamming, causing bad tracking, playing with a link cable on an old dusty laptop or PC, there are some mindblowing mistakes on this list.
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the biggest cringe worthy mistake: When my brother told me not to get the quest 2 saying it was BAD, then I got it and he kept asking to use it.
just tell him its as bad as he thought it was and you returned it.
Same
My friend kept on telling my dad to not bye me the quest 2 for my birthday but I still got he said it dies in 20 minutes when it dies in 2-4 hours and he said it charges for 40 minutes when it’s really more than a hour
@@paris_saint_gv6331 is he even a friend?
@@pizzaroll2672 I have no idea
biggest cringe worthy mistake people do is think all vr is exactly like the cardboard phone vr
Thats mostly cuz they dont get the feeling from vr when you watch a video.
You only get it when you have used good vr.
The cardboard was i think 3$ so it didnt mather but the cheapest good vr is the quest 2 at 300$ so it is less likely gonna get bought.
That's 500/10
Ik its so annoying
"VR is just like 3d tvs, that's why it's gonna fail too"
@@Augusto9588 i swear
Hi. old lady here. just bought quest 2 for me and hubby (62) . I 100% got A LOT out of your videos. THANK YOU . your directions are a little too fast for me 😬(old 🙋🏼♀️) thanks for ALL the help it really HAS made my experience more enjoyable. I'm still trying to figure out everything.
Hope you're enjoying your VR, got mine a few Days ago :)
7:06 I don't own a Quest 2(or even a VR headset in general yet), but I can tell you why the elite head strap breaks. It's due to the rigid design of the head strap. Most people, when taking off the HMD pull it upwards. And just looking at the design of the elite head strap, the back of it is designed to hold the strap in a rigid position. The black part that wraps around the back of the head tries to keep the strap solid using the base of your skull to do this. Which causes the rigid design of the strap to receive undue stress on the bottom side when the HMD is pulled upwards(most notably at the contact point where the strap meets the far more rigid back piece). And thus causes it to eventually start to "tear" in pretty much the same spot every time. A cloth strap is better for this due to its inherent flexibility which allows it to be pulled upwards. So I would add that one should not buy the elite head strap ever so long as it's made solid and inflexible(at least in an up and down motion).
Makes sense I've had my elite strap for a while now and it's fine also some people say it's from people pulling on it like how you do with other headsets
Exactly, you have to turn the dial at the back to loosen it first.
No idea why people buy the official elite headstrap when you can get an unofficial one that's superior for a fraction of the price but that's another cringe mistake...
My thought exactly. People should "unscrew" the strap before taking it off. By unscrew I mean turn the knob behind the back of the strap to loosen it from your head before taking it off.
@@potatomustdie3959 i do this, and i think it definitely helps. i've had the elite strap for like almost a year and a half? and it still works fine.
Just use a different company’s vr elite strap 7:42
I also heard my uncle say "oh, yeah i also play vr" then i went to his house and he had one of those crappy wish phone headsets
Keep expectations low for certain people on certain topics, that way your either right to be doing that or be surprised it's the opposite ^^
same but my uncle has a actual vr headset it's the rift
@@s0ri0n82 well why u saying that, that has nothing to do with this comment, clearly u cant relate to this comment
@KnoxHatesLife yeah but nobody asked for your reply
@@CFABosnia and no one asked his uncles oculus rift
The cringest thing I heard when Playing a kid threw his VR headset AND is surprised it broke.
I wouldn’t be, that thing is as hard as a brick!
So you’re telling me..
A 6-10 year old thought..
“hehe, wouldn’t it b funni if I tossed my hedset? hehehe, yEeT!”
And gasped when it broke? Wow.
bUt dA nOKeA bRiK iS mAdE oF pLAStIC.
What game was it?
Once I kept dyeing in a shooter game in VR and I said “I would throw my hand-held-controller-thingamajig on the floor but this is expensive equipment” i guess some people just don’t think the same
If there is ever a quest 3 they might end up using aluminum ion batteries, the big draw for them is that they charge like a capacitor (they charge in a matter of seconds) with no heat limit so they shouldn’t degrade over time due to heat stress
That seems too good to be true, is there a downside to using those?
@@Jed_I_Knight I guess the downside to it is that it holds slightly less charge but something else that I forgot to mention is that they can put out triple the electricity of lithium ion batteries, the batteries themselves are still in development tho
@@johndo8477 they are also extremely dangerous to put on someone’s head
@@crliewtsn Please elaborate
@@luminous1242 the battery can easily overheat and sometimes explode, especially if you keep putting it on charge everyday so if it’s on someone’s head it can kill thrm
for the elite strap breaking this is typically caused by leaving it in the "up" position it pushes the bands inward which they are not meant to handle
Coming from someone with epilepsy, I’ve been looking at a VR headset for years. I didn’t know about the kids in lobbies, and I really appreciate this being told to me before I get one. ✨
Especially in VRChat I recommend you to abuse the safety settings they will help a lot not only with epilepsy but with performance too
@@Megaranator Thank you so much man, I appreciate it!!
There’s an easy way to tell kids to F off, we can record them with two clicks of your right hand and send the footage to Facebook. They get the message.
@@darrenmoore4659 idk dude, everything with this Facebook and oculus quest thing is really me nervous, because I don’t want Facebook mistaking me for the age of 12 so then I get my quest bricked. I’m just going to be as careful as possible and not do anything or send anything to Facebook to make sure that my quest doesent get bricked
@@knox3309 I’m getting sick of them kids, telling them to get off the poker table and just play the game.
Wasting my battery time waiting for them to take there turn.
Last night, when I quit, there were four of them in the middle of the table trading cigars and beers and yellow ducks. It’s beyond a joke and not worth playing anymore. Over them.
“Don’t let it overheat”
Me: *plays in a freezing cold room* ok
aye bro ngl same
I just crank the ac
Just buy a pc
@@mikeplays2920 I do have a pc idk what u mean man
Yeah I like to keep my room below zero
Just bought a Quest, bought a link cable and even picked up Virtual Desktop as these two options in addition to air link as they all have their own pros and cons. Air Link has been seamless in allowing me to virtually use my desktop ( a feature I didn't think I would use, and now I can't imagine living without it) while Virtual Desktop has seemingly been the most seamless way of playing PCVR games, despite the weird glitches or lag due to bandwidth. As for the Link Cable (I went third party for this thankfully) I find it to have given me the smoothest experiences while in PCVR and definitely the best fidelity. That being said not being able to charge the device while it is being used feels like a travesty, and makes me wonder how hard would it have been to design cable that could allow for this.
I just really want to thank you for making this video because I just got a quest 2 a few weeks ago and this really helped me with why my tracking wouldnt work
The worst mistake is people give up on vr when they motion sick one time like bro if you fall while walking u gonna sit in a wheelchair for al you life 🤔
400+ bucks for something that makes you sick isn't usually a great investment for people.
@@SuupurSanicc it’s something that goes away after very little time
@@SuupurSanicc ur meant to get used to it so you stop getting motion sickness as much
@@SuupurSanicc dude you have a immunity so keep playing and it will go away unless if u play a really intense game
People turning off guardian and then going on to play something like gorilla tag. Will end in broken furniture and/or broken bones
but, monke.
True
I turned mine off because I learned just not to move stiff as a brick
I have my guardian on but,something smart I did was make the guardian bigger than my actual play space that gets in the way. But when I play gorilla tag I still hit stuff
i actually dont mind the quardian just bc i dont want to stub my toe lmao
4:00
Sadly, I have to disagree with this one. While it might work for you to do it that way, I have had trouble trying to rely on the middle top strap (keeping in mind this is the way I first tried to do it). It moving even a little can make the view that you see, very blurry. No matter what I tried while relying on that middle strap, was that the oculus always sat just slightly too low on my face. Shortening the top strap doesn't raise the oculus up either, it just raises the strap itself because obviously the oculus is heavier than the strap. So it's always going to lean down toward the headset unless you tighten that backstrap enough to keep the thing where it needs to be. And to do that, it's likely going to be somewhat on the tight side.
Also, I think it's safe to say that if it's happening for a lot of people, then it's probably more than people not just knowing how to use the strap properly and is more likely that it just doesn't work well for some people.
I will mess with it more on my end, but I have messed with it so much already as it is. Who wants to mess with a dang head strap for hours instead of playing?
Yeah the clearest view for me is when the back strap is tight. Most weight on top strap is blurry
use both the straps :)
The thing about this guy is that he keeps us entertained and it makes us watch till the end. He is great!
I remember some kid tried to get the whole school into vr one time. The only problem is he didn't bring a lens protector and left his quest in the sun
I feel so bad, poor guy.
The Quest, that is.
I've once seen my mom's friend's son play VR outside in the afternoon I tried to tell him not to he didn't believe me now he has black holes burnt into his lens
Bruh
Does sunlight only damage the lenses when it is direct? If so, it shouldn't be a problem to leave it In a naturally lit room, with it sitting far away from the windows right?
@@luciuswomack4337 sunlight is hot the light in your room isn't so yes it's fine
I have a friend who didn't believe me when I told him sunlight burns the quests lenses... So he tried it... Now his screens wrecked
HIS
i think he can trade it in for a new one if its not working
@@bruhmonkey1246 yeah I believe he's currently going through Oculus support to get the headset replaced
🤦
Every time we have guest my mom tells me to bring it outside then gets mad for not sharing
I am SO GLAD I watched this video before using my quest for the first time. TY sir 😎🥃
The side straps on the headset are also used for when you are playing a game that requires you to quickly jerk your head back and forth and even down. If you had loose side straps and looked down fast the headset you fall right off.
from playing so much vr, i have gained the ability to not get motion sick.
Same, when I first got my headset I got rec room and almost fell over when I first started moving, now I can jump off fake cliffs like nothing!
Me too!! Maybe it's cause my first game was Richies Plank Experience. Ever since then, nothing.
@@Conn456 Same
Dude I watched to much beat saber before I new I could get from to the point where even when the whole screen is just spinning I will stand there like 😐
same, only thing that (almost) gets me motion sick is roblox with their 10 fps and 144p quality
I actually didn’t realise that people actually buy a link cable when their computer is from the 1700s
fr I have an rtx2060 super and ryzen 7 3700x and games still don’t run perfect
ur not wrong
No joke I have an old laptop with Intel i3 single core processor with integrated gpu so the processor has to do double the work, barely 128Gb of storage and a whopping 2Gb of RAM. It can't even load Chrome in less than a few minutes.
@@Gwar-Deth 6 or 8
@@maxqueen1821 yea i get ya too buddy, im on ryzen 9 and rtx3060 and it’s not as smooth as i thought it would be :(
Thx for the tips bro!
"Hey bro can you pass me my Oculus Quest 2?"
"Yeah sure"
*Proceeds to touch the lenses with dirty dorito hands*
Honestly that's just so painful to watch
I melted away in my chair hearing this
@@squishylover6722 that’s painful to hear
@@AA-cp5dc that's painful to read
@@swepku that’s painful remember
The biggest cringe worthy mistake is definitely people thinking “I can play pc VR with a 10yr old laptop from my basement”
I have a thousand dollar laptop (2019 laptop) AND IT CANT EVEN RUN THE OCULUS HOME ON PCVR. but my friends laptop from 2015 can run EVERY FUCKING VR GAME
@@lavenderwasp that’s sad lol 😭😭😭
@@lucasgreen7857 guess I'm stuck with quest VR only until I can afford another computer that can run vr 🥲
@@lavenderwasp I mean at least the quest is decent
@@lucasgreen7857 yeah, it's not bad. Just a few games I kinda think I'm missing out on. But I still like the games I have
I bought a brand new lap top about half a year ago and the quest 2 recently. Was so annoying when I found out that it is literally just under the bar for graphics card power
Cool video, with commendable advice, and a nice cringe meter. I am (after years of thinking about this) just getting into this.
While I already have a (music) RUclips channel I intend to start a new one about my VR journey. Today I made the ultimate choice: which headset and what computer.
IMHO the Quest 2 with suitable accessories is the best choice in March 2023. Ticks on all you don't do's, and I have a few must-dos. This is going to cost me (total) around AUD 4,500.
Money well spent I feel. So see you soon in VR.
PS: I am a software engineer so I am looking forward to using Unreal Engine to create some new immersive experiences.
My friend left his NEW quest 2 outside on the concrete. He was playing it outside, and he just left it outside in his backyard. It was 80 degrees.
The funeral is tomorrow
Bruh
WHY
Was playing echo arena, lost the game and some kid on our team raged then his arms were stretching and flying away in game and next thing you know he disconnects, probably broke his headset
Poor thing! (The headset of course)
*HOLY SHIT*
*SHIT*
*SHIT*
*SHIT*
*SHIT*
I've seen this in beatsaber; it's just them leaving the game while in movement.
Well there's a reason facebook put the age limit to 13...
@@anonimkid5311 yes but you know.. parents doing dumb shit for their 8 y/o just to sit there and do nothing while their kid is blatantly and loudly talking shit to random strangers online
I just got one last weekend and thank you so much for all the help and tipos!
I bought the elite strap, and when you said not to I freaked out, checked the date this was released, and thankfully this was a year ago. I have had the elite strap for half a year and no signs of even a scratch on the tightening fabric stuff. So mine is just built different
The most most cringe thing is my mom saying that phone vr is better then oculus etc and my family was against me for like two weeks
how could they?! the phone vr doesn’t fit right, it hurts your eyes, it’s nearly impossible to take the phone in and out, it’s laggy, and you have to take the phone out whenever there is an ad 😭. i used to play phone vr, i got an oculus and they are so much better
When I told my mom I wanted to get vr (with my own money) she said no because its "like you're on acid"
@@robertrutter8412 acid trip without the acid? let’s fucking gooooooo
And then they begged to use it :/
Not trying to be rude this is a joke but i bet ur family acts like your pfp
Ofc the most cringe worthy mistake is someone complaining that there headset is broken because it doesn't fit right
Loving the boneworks music in some parts of the video!
My literal first day on the quest a random guy showed me how to fly in horizon venues and I had a spirited debate on whiskey with two other lads, reminds me of classic lobby chat
Honestly the most cringe worthy thing is trying to play VR sport games in practically a closet
My cousin tried playing gorilla tag in his slim of space in his room and put a hole in his closet
@@Triplo_OW wow
The most cringe mistake is when they put on the headset once then send it back because it made them dizzy
Honestly that's not that cringe.
There's no warning on the package unless you go through the quick-start (which out of habit a lot of people don't do), telling you to take it easy and give it a few times to get used to it. Playing something that makes you want to vomit isn't fun in the slightest, and if folks don't know they can acclimate, why would they just assume that out of the blue?
I don't get motion sick, but If I was someone who did, I would never have bothered, because flatscreen gaming is good enough for me and has been for like 20 years.
I've seen this way too often. Maybe I just do too much research, but motion sickness isn't permanent. It's something you get used to over time. You shouldn't jump into Boneworks as your first game, for example; that'll just make you motion sick in the first 10 seconds. Play something like beatsaber or a stationary game first.
@@SwiftSN I did that research, but a lot of people don't. And that's the problem. Facebook markets the thing to everyone but then assumes the person pulling that Quest out of the box is at least a passing VR enthusiast and knows to take it easy at first.
@@DFX2KX they could literally could take care of all returns of this type if they just mentioned once that you'll probably just get used to it
@@DFX2KX wdym? It literally tells you in the introduction video and as a rating on every single game in the store
Oi, I always relied on the back strap lol
Thanks for the info
my old laptop couldn't run VR games well... so glad i got it a while ago cuz where i am prices climbed and i got a good pc now
I bought my quest today ty for the vid :D
@@Zdoc9 me too, in Christmas 😄
Same
Welcome to vr bud
I recommend immediately purchasing the HTC VIVE DAS for it. I have the out of the box head strap and purchased the elite strap. The DAS is a million times more comfortable.
@@didgeridooo ty :D
I've solved my elite strap breaking, its easy: put epoxy on the cracks (try to get it into the cracks), wait for it to dry and then put 1-2 rounds of taped over the spot. I had to do it on both sides and it's holding pretty well.
That’s not a solution, that’s a fix, something that shouldn’t have to be done to a €50 piece of technology after a few months of normal use.
@@IronHexacyanoferrate Hey hey hey, tape goes on everything! From expensive to cheap
@@Frisher1 yes, tape is the best, from fixing head straps to quieting down squeakers
Honestly you should just get a kiwi headstrap it is very comfy
I crown you king of the redneck
Especially in poker stars vr I'm chill with kids being on our vr spaces long as they don't get obnoxious.
A common mistake I made when I first got the Quest was not use a mat or rug to help me stay in place while playing games
I've seen my friend carrying his Quest 2 in a small backpack with no lens protectors.
rip headset
I cringed WAY too hard at this ew nooooooooooo
I do this lmao
@@moomooman_ NO
@@MTG9745 I bought this thing for my quest and it came with a lens protector so it’s ok
Remember when the verge went outside with the quest, yeah that's the most cringy thing I've seen 😂
the verge and everyone that does stuff related to their channel is stupid, if you're interested in computers you know the meme
@@Zaphn They're not fighting static, they're fighting cancer!
(p.s, have a good day if you understood the reference)
@@CidilQ was that one bitwit?
You can go outside with the quest just don't expose the lenses to sunlight. That Is definitely more cringe that just having your headset outside.
Lool
ty for the top headstrap tip, i always had headaches when using my headset
i don’t have a quest for the key but the biggest mistake people make is relying on air link with a marker zucchiniburg’s age laptop that was made for a child and also terrible wifi.
dude thank you so much on the vr face thing, i cant beilieve i didnt think about it
The cringiest mistake I see others using is in Rec Room, when they scream or swear to you at the top of their lungs. Also, great content! I've been binging all of your videos recently cause I've been interested in the quest 2.
And mess up everything you’re trying to do, like play 8ball pool
I cringe whenever somebody wipes their lenses with their shirt 😬
Nooooo 😭
I did this with my quest 1, and taught myself not too after a bit of dust took up a bit of my screen making it impossible to play beat saber.
my cousin somehow left it greasy and i didnt have a microfiber thing, i had to clean it with a cotton wet thing, i still havent scratched my lenses, they are okay, but now i have my microfiber clothing in my pocket
I got to stop doing that haven't scratched it yet but might in the future
8:30 I’ll have to watch out for this then as I have epilepsy although it’s not as serious as it was when I was younger. Thanks for mentioning this :)
The younger users problem gets worse I was playing on the quest 2 when a few people who sounded like they were way to young for the game were talking about how to barley know multiplication like how
My elite strap just broke yesterday, so I can confirm purchasing it is pretty cringe.
You do get a free replacement from oculus if it brakes. And if you know that they dont have any better straps in my country i wouldn't care to buy the elite strap.
@@appleua4807 I’ve already sent a support ticket.
It's also priced at like a million dollars so no thank you. The cringest part of it all is that Oculus tries to sell you this thing when it should be the default strap, instead of the one you get straight out of the package. That's some high-level Appel-like marketing bullshit.
rip I hope you get a free replacement from oculus
Get a Vive DAS and 3D printed adapter kit. The "Elite" strap is almost as trash as the stock one.
I have nothing but respect for someone that knows his stuff, thanks man! I learned a lot!
except, what windows 7 actually looks like lol. He called windows 10 "windows 7" like three times in this vid, but he says good shit that's actually useful.
Thank you for the tips, and they are many toxic kids outside but not all of them are toxic.
Bro I remember some random little kid on vrchat repetitively spamming a flashing bright avatar just to ruin people's fun.
Then he would start glitching himself out and fly and move around so people couldn't block him.
The one I see my friends do the most is the relying on the back strap. I took your advice and got the replacement interface. So I only tighten mine slightly to "seal" it but I let the top strap do its job.
I have to say, I love coming back to your videos! They are really well made and very interesting! keep up the great work man! hope you'll be a big VR youtuber one day!
in echo vr when I first played someone did this cool handshake with me. That person was so nice
0:59 to make sure ur pc works you can try the steam vr ready test if you want
Also the little strap groundings on each side of the vr are adjustable and actually really help with comfort
Cringe : Doing it while watching this video on the Quest 2 itself.
same
You got me there. I'm only had my quest 2 for 2 days and loving it! I'm 66 and feel young when I get car sick. lol
@@ejhunt55 Dang so the quest really is for people 13 and older! What games have you got so far?
@@therealisaacmoriahtboi Yeppers, and I didn't need a 13 year old to set it up either. lol... Got Saints and sinners, half life Alyx and Dash-dash world.
@@ejhunt55 Niceeeee
It sucks having a weird shaped head, the side straps are so tight it literally gives me a headache, gonna have to wait for my next pay to get an elite strap 😭
For me, I got the elite strap free as a limited bundle on Amazon but I plan to still keep the one it comes with just in case
6:47 i realised i left my quest charging for 4 and i sprinted to take it out
Rip
What do you mean
I leave mine overnight oops
Just wanted to say, I love your videos! And you've helped alot of people out in Virtual Reality! Keep it up you're awesome 🤙
I don’t know but potentially the elite strap could be dry rotting if let in the sun or near a window it could do that
I didn't actually know that the top head strap was supposed to be used for the most support. I'll have to keep that one in mind!
"And finally on this list is YOUR PARENTS" lmao
I cringe when people just set their headset out in bright light without a lens cover. Just put a shirt over it when you aren’t using it or something.
i always make sure mine is facing away from the light and i have a lens cover.
I always put mine back into the box. It literally takes seconds, and removes the clutter which a freestanding headset and a pair of controllers would create.
I mean, I've got lense covers as well - but the retail box is a really good storage container for it, to a level where the official carrying case almost seems dumb, unless you're really crammed for space :)
I just place it in a drawer I have in my desk, fits well no light goes in
I have a Link Cable that came with my Quest 2, but my laptop doesn’t have a USB port that matches it, so I tried Air Link, only to find my laptop’s graphics card just barely doesn’t meet Oculus software requirements. So, this means I can’t play SteamVR or any other sort of PC VR game. All of that effort, only to find I have an unfixable obstacle.
Thanks cause I just got my Oculus quest 2 today and I didn't know how to adjust it
06:40 that's another plus to the link cable the battery empties slower due to it charging a small bit while hooked to you're pc *not nearly as much as the charger does but after a 4-5 hr play session in VRChat i only go down like 10% and that's being generous
So thats how people do superlong sessions
My headset doesn’t lose battery at all when connected to my gaming laptop. Maybe it depends on your port and cable? I can play VR Chat for hours and it stays charged.
My god, my eyes would leave my sockets if I played VR for 4-5 hours
You've grown a lot. Keep grinding mate!!!
A friend said he "hated" VR. He had no idea that VR was what it is and tought it was the broken from the box $6 Wish phone VR headset with worse strap than the Quest 2
dude i literally watch these videos just to learn how to take care of my oculus because i swear 1 mess up on my oculus and im broken for life until i find a way to fix it
The rear strap tightness thing kills me. I learned that the top strap should be the tightest and it saved me
Another smart thing to do would be to wear a hood while playing
The most cringe thing i have done is using my headset in a not illuminated enough room. I realy thought I broke it, then I turned on the lights and the problem was fixed.
Lmao this happened to me the other day. Started playing before it got dark, played for a few hours and started getting bad tracking. Ripped my headset off and the room was almost pitch black lol
I'm looking to get a Quest 2 and that's a good thing to know. Thanks for sharing. XD
Ive been watching these videos because im going to order an ocular quest 2 in a week for today :)
I need more of these tips because im getting a oculus soon
Cringiest mistake in my opinion would be doing anything to damage the lenses, I stress so much about somehow leaving them at an angle where the sun will get into them.
"Don't let the quest overheat"
Quest 2: has the literal worst thermal management I've seen, to the point I've considered disassembling it and drilling some holes in the front plate to improve ventilation.
A mistake I see some people saying that vr makes them sick and dizzy even though they’ve played vr like once and I keep telling them that they need to get used to it. (They never listen)
Something about the last tip is that treat online vr like real life. You are playing with real people in a realistic environment so just be nice
my biggest cringe moment so far (I've only had Q2 VR for a couple of weeks) is to start Bait standing up then decide to sit in the lovely camping chair....
that thumbnail is a cinematic masterpiece
My friend has an oculus and someone was spamming like that and my friend told him that it could cause epilepsy and the person stopped doing it forever.
I started playing VR when I was around 8, yes I'm young, but I always try to be quiet and respectful to the other players. I mean I can be funny and make jokes, but I never scream into my mic as I'm generally pretty quiet. It's just annoying to see other younger players put a toxic view on kids playing VR as a whole. It's nice though that I have meant some really nice, respectful kids, around my age, in games like Echo Arena which has a wrap of sqeekers. Thanks for coming to my ted-talk.
One of my best experiences with other kids was when we talked about what the best fast-food restaurant was, and what were things like the best fries or best burgers.
The biggest cringeworthy mistake I see bigginers make is that you don’t need to use any controllers because there’s hand tracking. It’s there but it still has a long way to go
it has been upgraded
Cringiest thing i've seen is the people in vrchat that sit in front of mirrors for 10 hours.
So true lol
Ah so that's why my right controller tracking went haywire thanks for the tip!
So I have a halfway decent budget gaming setup that I built myself. I’ve got a newer core i5 unlocked, and a GTX 1060, 16 gb of decently fast RAM. I can run steam VR, and most low-resource VR games fairly flawlessly. But even my rig runs into issues with games like Star Wars squadrons in VR. I plan on upgrading the GPU eventually, and I may also upgrade the processor shortly after that. But right now to do so would cost more than I spent on the entire PC. And I just don’t have the cash on hand to do that. So I will live with the imperfections for now until I can. Hopefully my learning to code will pay off for me.
you are honestly my favorite vr youtuber at this ppint
I remember this guy on gorrlia tag, he taught us how to fly by smashing our controllers together
sounds legit. did it work?
A small price to pay for salvation
About Kiwi cables I keep seeing recommended on youtube, mine lasted 3 days, it's obviously faulty and it happens. Problem is I've never heard from Kiwi back.
when it comes to air link, i mainly use it but i do still have a link cable to be safe
The most cringe worthy thing is when someone dosnt use the wrist straps and throws a controller through a wall or breaks a tv! OOF!
I havent gotten a quest 2 yet but do the wrist straps come with the quest or are they a seprate thing to buy?
@@patheticwaffl3s591 they come with it!
@@GraysonQuickBuilds Thanks so much!
@@patheticwaffl3s591 yeppers! :D
Just like a wii remote! (Or so I've heared)
The biggest cringe worthy thing I have ever seen is my friend taking his hand straps of and not knowing how to put them back on. And the amount of times he has thrown his controller at a wall is hilarious
Bruh
I keep mine on, even if they are a bit uncomfortable.
one time I was playing roblox vr (without the hand straps) and I was climbing in game and I accidentally swung my arm too fast where I lost grip of my controller and it got flung directly into my monitor. yikes.
Honestly , I use the default strap and it works perfectly fine on me. Even after long playsessions it doesn't hurt my head, even when it is very tight.
you got a strong face
the only problem i have with airlink is that right now my quest 2 cant find my pc, and my room isnt big enough for a comfortable play style that includes a cable.