And a cake .. Don't forget the cake XD

2-4 cookies

@@casecold1864 yes plus 20 stamina for sodas.

Omg, he's got the Billy Bob Thornton diet.

Wendy's.

They should have changed their name to niche.

Maybe FOTM but not more

Not only is the product garbage, But the person selling it is also garbage, i struggle to find a single reason why anyone would want to buy/invest in this.

@@dr.michaelmorbius2400 Hype buying leads to many regrets.

Yeah, but the big problem is that Mark doesn't need anyone's trust. If successful, many will use it because everyone else does, and many will be forced to through their job. He doesn't need anyone's support, yet a great many will be forced to become a part of it. That's terrifying.

It's safe and effective, trust him guys he's an expert

@@AlastairGames "Source: Trust ME"

Not to mention, majority of the world population can't afford the complete cost of the pc, monitor, vr headset, body track, etc.

Also, jimmie joe jimbob wants to sit on couch, drink beer, watch comedy movie after a double shift.

@@samuelshin593 Not really relevant since it's literally explained in the video or true tbh 400 usd is the entrypoint right now, you don't need pc or any other supplements to use it, that is still quite expensive but not beyond the scope of consumers, there isn't much substance there yet, few apps,games etc and the tech has a lot of room for growth, the example that you mentioned can literally be done but it's not that comfortable or cheap right now.

This is why I generally prefer games that just have floating hands. My brain always knows where my arms and legs are right until my eyes tell it something conflicting. That breaks immersion for me in a big way and IK isn't that great even at deal with arms and elbows and a this. I would just as soon not see them personally.

@@Death-999 gamers want to sit on a couch or chair and game too btw 😂

you already can do that in VR Metaverse is just a term used to generalize everything VR related when it shouldn't be. VR is the best its ever been right now

@@legendaryoutcast4440 agreed when you could literally load up a game of gmod and make any vr expierence you want at all of any game or any asset or mix of assets you know this shit is in its prime and will only get better

my dream is to go visit old archeolgical sites or great battlefields and be able to see in AR what they looked like

No you don't. Otherwise you would be doing it now since it still possible? You just miss the nostalgia, and it wont give you that.

I'm sure you DO beat your saber every morning

Games like beat saber are fine, but long play games crouching bending spinning around. Unless you have a huge room, it isn't great. Hitting walls desks ,wires, and seeing boundaries all break the illusion . One of the best VR games in Alien Isolation. Seated mode and gamepad. You forget you are in VR.

Too bad the headsets are still extremely uncomfortable and needs a lot of free space

I tend to play most things standing with room scale. There's a time and a place for some flight sims or racing stuff but I try to be active just generally and this helps give me something to do that isn't sitting on my rear end.

I like playing vr poker. They should let me gamble with real money in the meta.

It's a reciprocity issue. No one wants to invest time in learning VR if no one owns a headset and vice versa.

Zoom is not vr or ar. Its a phone app. Like group calls . Replaced a clasroom. The meta verse is like sombody advertiseing an arcade with no arcade games to play

you're not wrong about the importance of content, but the tool also has to be accessible and working. And so far this is just not the case. You can have the best content in the world, if the tool is too expensive, or the usability isn't there it becomes a barrier. So far they are clunky, expensive head sets no one wants to wear for hours. As an example, when the iPhone came out, social media took off after, not before. KZfaq, Twitter, Facebook were already there, but smartphones, an easy to use, for almost everyone accessible tool made it a mass phenomenon.

There's a lot of great content available in VR. Not sure what you're on about.

@@BoredMarcus "it's too expensive" and "the tech isn't good enough" are not useful arguments in this space when of course we are looking to the future where both of these problems are solved. Much more useful to examine the impact and use cases, not the arbitrary temporary roadblock. Otherwise you could argue that just about every technical innovation of the last century should have been stopped in it's tracks.

Its about advancing the technology, do you honestly think its not possible for facebook to up the graphics of a table in a virtual room? brah. Its not about the look atm, its about getting everythinh to work After that you can dive into optimizing the look.

"THE metaverse" is not the thing. Facebook/Meta is not creating THE metaverse. They're developing tools and interfaces to the metaverse.

You're confusing the metaverse with Horizon Worlds, if you're going to criticise something make sure you know what the thing you are criticising is.

It does look like Wii 😂 lol

And yet its still not great. Its ok its kinda neat it can do it but the level of detail is low. Looks great at a distance but up close you can tell AI generated. Question is will it ever get good enough for practical applications.

@@leagueleaders ?? u clearly havent seen much ai art :DDD

the whole AI thing might be a salvation for user-created content... I just think about gaming and how AI could help small developer teams and even consumers to create their own gameworlds without the need for big studios... this could also revert the monetization models back to a more healthy state.

@@imgoatbaa3332 im a commercial artist who was given early access to dalle. Long before you learned about it from Two Minute papers. +

@juscbhbhuvsdsdvbhjwsdv3843 seen plenty of proper hands. good take bro!

May i ask what you do in VR? I only know people who use it for Simulators. They all agree everything else sucks. And i want to see what’s around me.

@@phoenixsui What people need to realise is that VR is not a substiture for your desktop gaming. It's a fun gimmicky console that gives you experiences like no other, but one that you'll probably play every now and then only. That is mostly because its still on the infant phase and there aren't massive games with massive communities, also VR can get very tiresome for your eyes, neck and head after long sessions, even nauseous, so they really need to nail all of the locomotion and comfort / fit elements for it to go mainstream. Same with the software, many games are actually learning thourgh trial and error to see what works and what dosn't, and I'm happy to say that some are up to something for sure. Having said that the best games that fit VR right now are either simulation games or arcade style games that were built for VR...obviously you have some honorable mentions. I'm talking beat saber, cook out, job simulator, Demeo, Super Hot, Rumble VR...but also other genres like first person shooters, Sword fighting games, and especially horror/puzzle games are also great in VR, I myself love horror and VR brings it to a WHOLE other level. What really dosn't work and people need to realize this, are MMO's or big games that have either been ported to VR or tried to recreate a genre that is not yet compatible in VR like No Man's sky...these games are a chore to play in VR, mostly because of the long hours required per session, but in case of MMO's it's also because of the number of inputs.

I love VR. It's one of the best social experiences for watching TV / movies with people you can't physically be with.

@@phoenixsui I don't know either but people always play the crappiest games in VR for some reason. There are enough awesome games in VR other than Half LIfe Alyx - Asgard's Wrath - Until You Fall - Ironman VR - Tale of Onogoro - Sairento - Everslaught - Warhammer Battle Sisters. - Yuki - Swarm - Path of the Warrior

Yeah, it’s all because of battery power. Longer lasting batteries allow using stronger cpu\gpu’s. Solid state batteries were supposed to have been pumped out by 2021, but we still don’t have them.

because honestly VR likely isnt the future, we still havent perfected the problem of everyone using VR looks mentally challenged while they have the headset on lmfao, it's like with 3d films, everyone thought they'd be the new standard, everything would be made for that and it would just be a norm but now i dont ever watch anything in 3D if i have an option

China's government already ahead of you in investing Metaverse Chinese version.

I was thinking about this. The big leap for VR will be when we can do everiday tasks (including shopping and working) with it. Imagine how many ppl will be gladly working with a VR headset from home. An even greater leap will be when VR become interactive with RL. Like you go IRL to a shop and a worker there is working from home with a VR set and you imteract with it

By mad crowd you mean discord moderators looking to up their anime waifus game :d Need that immersion

I wish for people to understand that VR has nothing to do with metaverse. we already are tethered to a metaverse with social media platforms we use. What do you think about digital colonization? The dystopia is ALREADY HERE. And you people are getting bent out of shape over goggles and cartoons.

@@tukos7370 Have you read the book?

Definitely agreed, developing games for vr is pretty difficult and there are less financial incentives with higher effort probably some of the reasons

In my opinion, it's all about the commitment. Let me explain. To play on mobile, you need to take your mobile in your hand. That's it. You can do it anytime, anywhere, and you can stop immediately. Same thing with the switch. It's portable, you can just freeze the game anytime, it's just a slightly bigger device. A solo game on pc/console? Well, you need to be home, in front of your screen. You have to commit to "where" you are, but you can still pause anytime. Multiplayer? Now you can't pause, so you have to commit time too And now VR? You're entirely cut from reality, you have to commit the entirety of your attention to it. And that's the problem. VR can work in a professional setting or in education, where you have to dedicate fully to the experience. But it's a HUGE commitment during for entertainment purpose

@@philxdev my problem are not the fps, my problem is that my brain anticipates that my body is experiences certain forces when i move in a direction and if those dont come physically the brain gets scrambled and causes me to feel sick.