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>How bad are 2nd hand headsets usually?
Unless you can swap literally all surfaces that touch your skin, assume you're just using someone's cumrag to wipe your face
>Vive whatever
Only if you want wireless.
>Index
It's quite literally an Early Access headset, it takes them a year to make a launch title. Imagine buying a RRoD ridden console that can only play shit from the e-shop and is at mercy of indie devs to benefit from options it provides.
>Quest
Only if you want standalone wireless. Link is as much of a gimmick as hand tracking.
>Rift-S
Probably best headset you can get now. Treat is as temporary before you buy something better (doesn't exist yet)
>WMR
I dunno, some of them are probably alright if you buy it as a budget temporary and don't intend to 'compete', but just have fun in VR.
I'd say lighthouse systems are a dud, 5 years and still no solid controllers or 3rd party support in sight. The only benefit is in FBT, but let's not lie to ourselves anymore, if you bought FBT in 2018 you could pretend it's for dancing and support in future games. Today? "Dancing" has been nerfed to shit, if you want FBT it's only to ERP, sit around like a faggot for bragging rights (so you're a tranny in both of these scenarios) or to kick women in BnS, which while it's very entertaining, it's not as good as the real thing.