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Multiplayer is fun but online isn’t a big deal to me. I played PSVR offline for almost the whole 7 years with only one title I played online twice.

Or when many gamers play single player and offline.

See, you worry about engagement numbers like Microsoft as if that tells the whole story. You don’t get 30% of value even if you use PCVR 24/7. It’s nothing that with Quest 2 you get 300% value out of your money even if you don’t use it. Where do I find snippets of developers statements that enjoy working with PCVR? That this is a viable business strategy? Oh, they make so much money that they rather stay low profile?

But ignoring those, #1 PSVR2 game racks about 30-70 players at once?Īh yes, Firewall will be a smash hit, because you said so. Oh, we have no data for RE8 and GT7, that means it’s POSSIBLE there are 10 million concurrent users playing those, we just don’t know. Valve Index still sold at full price, with most “repair” components being out of stock for months? Where is Steam VR gaming showcase? Oh, a bunch of demos for $15 games that nobody cares about? This is Valve engagment into ever growing PCVR industry? Where is GTA? Where is Battlefield? Where is Sims? Where is Team Fortress 2 VR support? What are the next huge games coming out in the next 6 months? Oh, Vertigo 2 is such an awesome game, yet it peaked at 63 concurrent users in the past 24 hours? The lowest since release? What am I supposed to say about my 1000+$ PCVR experience? Where is the unlimited power of modern gaming PCs going to? Beat Saber? Gorilla Tag? Blade and Sorcery? Hot Dogs? It is YOU who is dissatisfied with Quest library. Gorilla Tag, as a paid title on PCVR, outperforms users engagment than pretty much everything else. You still fail to comprehend that Quest, even after price raise, simply delivers on the experience and the experience is on par with what can be expected from mobile standalone “console”?