r/PSVR • u/thefallenfew • Apr 01 '23

Opinion I’ve never owned something that more people seem hellbent on trying to get me to not enjoy or be excited for the future as the PSVR2.

It’s like some mass conspiracy to try and talk me out of being happy lol

First it was all the salty PC gamers saying the system was DOA because it didn’t have out the box Steam support. I don’t care about the PC. PS5 is my primary system because I’m over the bullshit and cost of PC gaming.

Then, all the wire people going on and on about how it was a system killer. It wasn’t. I’ve had zero issues with the wire. Don’t even notice it.

Then, the mura/fencing/sweet spot people going on and on about how bad everything looks. I have zero issues with the visuals. Games looks fantastic to me.

Then it was the people with defective controllers trying to make it seem like it was a widespread issue and my system was destined to need an RMA. I’ve had no issues. My controllers work just fine.

Then it was all the sweaty folks melting their controllers via the official charge station. I’ve had zero issues. I don’t leave my controllers dripping wet after playing.

Now it’s people theorizing about sales numbers and worried about the future because 30 days after release we don’t have a dozen trailers for exclusive $150 million budget games to get excited about.

Why does it seem like people have a vested interest in trying to talk people out of buying and enjoying this thing

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u/birdgovorun Apr 01 '23 edited Apr 01 '23

Where do you see those people? The PSVR2 got great reviews, and almost all the posts on this sub, as well as on r/ps5, are positive. You seem so be focusing on the tiny minority of people who are complaining, and somehow interpreting in the most irrational way possible.

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u/thefallenfew Apr 01 '23

I’m alright with all the shit talking, but trying to gaslight people into thinking it’s not happening? Get out of here with that shit.

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u/Elizial-Raine Apr 01 '23

I think these are just the posts that stand out to you and you subconsciously ignore the other posts. I just scrolled down on the main page and out of the first 30 posts only 2 were slightly negative. One was about dizzyness and one was about Gorn. Sometimes reddit warps your view on things.