VR consumers are 4.13 times more likely to post on AVR than the average internet user. Is anyone surprised by this? Seems like we all have a lot to share.
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That’s because we have to ask so many damn questions about how tf to get our frame rate up, reduce jankiness, and install 500 mods in Skyrim.
For real, it feels like every time I turn around, there’s another mod or setting to tweak.
Yeah, and the guides can be all over the place. I just need some straight answers, lol.
Exactly, sometimes it feels like we have to sift through so much information just to find what actually works.
I mean, wouldn’t ‘most’ people engaged in a subject that is still rather niche, post more on places that have that niche information?
Exactly, it makes sense that we’d flock to communities where we can get help and share experiences.
Totally, plus it’s fun to connect with others who are into the same stuff. I feel like it builds a sense of community.
For sure, it’s nice to know we are not alone in figuring things out.
I wonder what other stats like this are out there. Would be cool to know how many of us are actually using VR.
Right, it would be interesting to see how our community compares to others, like gaming versus non-gaming VR users.
Definitely, understanding our demographics could lead to better products tailored for us.
This makes me think about how VR users often feel the need to troubleshoot more. It’s part of the experience, I guess.
Yeah, troubleshooting is like a rite of passage in VR. But once it works, it’s so worth it.
Exactly, the satisfaction of finally getting it right is unmatched.
I feel like the more we post, the better the tech will get. Community feedback is key.
Absolutely, companies pay attention to what we say, so sharing our experiences can really help shape future products.
Right, it’s our voices that can lead to improvements in the tech we love.