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Holy fuck it’s here, it came early.
I think it’s so it doesn’t get overshadowed by Apple unveiling it’s vr headsetI love it. Apparently the passthrough is going to be so good you could read text with the headset on, and it’s depth sensor is going to allow for so much better ar capabilities. All in full color, too.
And don’t get me started on that headset size. It’s so fucking tiny, and I love it!
Not to mention the fact that it’s going to have better resolution than the quest 2, pancake lenses, way more power, but one thing befuddles me. Those controllers.
No one knows how they track, besides the person who got to use it hands on who released limited info on it. They don’t use cameras imbedded in the controllers, or tracking rings, or lighthouse tracking or an external camera (obviously). It’s something new entirely. I’m not worried about its quality, obviously meta wouldn’t use a different tracking method if it was worse than before. No, I’m just curious on how they work, and I’m giddy to find out. My guess though is that they are still using inside out tracking, but they put the IR LEDS in the controller rather than in a ring. In which case I will be slightly disappointed, as new tracking technology would be very exciting, however this is still an improvement. Also I think the controllers are going to have better haptics than the old ones, but it’s not confirmed, they just listed it as a feature in the announcement trailer, and my guess is that if they’re announcing it and putting the spotlight on it in such a way, it’s improved.
Yeah so basically better resolution, better passthrough and AR due to superior, color, clear cameras and a depth sensor, more power, things are going to be clearer in the headset (don’t know if that goes along with better resolution, or if they did something to make things clearer), a native 120hz refresh rate, a slimmer, sleeker headset, pancake lenses, most likely a better ipd adjuster (in the leaks it showed it, and in the announcement trailer the lenses moved, smoothly, hinting at full ipd control like the quest 1), most likely better controllers (with no tracking rings, meaning they’re less likely to get in each other’s way and are more compact, just sad that you can’t stand them up anymore, lol), and hopefully the better cameras and depth sensor mean improved hand tracking
For $500, this is a steal. Definitely preordering day 1.




I’m also very excited for Apple’s vr headset, even if I’m not buying it
I’m just curious to see how they execute their idea, hopefully it goes well and gets them a place in the vr industry. That way we could start getting some direct competition to meta, and hopefully they don’t take the direction of strictly business headsets. But I doubt that, it’s apple.
The biggest thing I’m worried about when it comes to the new headset is actual hardware. VR chat had to implement a fallback system, because the quest 2 was so underpowered. Now that we have steam deck-esc technology, It would be amazing to have a stand alone headset that’s on par with its pc competitors.
I think we’re going to be waiting quite some time for that due to how different vr is from flatscreen games, you have to take into account for more than just power, so making a standalone pcvr like headset would be pretty hard, especially since you need the frame rate to be steady and you need to have a not obnoxious cooling system, as pc’s during pcvr can get HOT, imagine how hot it would be in a small device with the cooling having to not be too loud
I see I may not have been the only one to watch the live Meta Quest 3 announcement and other upcoming games. Also congrats on your awards you received. Hope you enjoy your summer.
I didn’t watch it live and didn’t see the games showcase yet, but I do plan on it
Thank you, I wish you wonderful summer as well
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YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Definitely preordering day 1.
Fun fact, I technically lied (I changed my plans)
Still a great headset though