>tfw trying to decide whether to pull the trigger on an O+
$230 is right on the edge of what I can justify for a peripheral. I've followed VR since Oculus' kickstarter, but I've never been able to swallow the price for how much content there is. I'm not interested in VRchat. If I do get I'll mostly be playing Skyrim, Elite Dangerous, No Man's Sky, and VR games like Beat Saber, HLA, etc. How bad is the tracking? Is it unusable bad, or just annoying? Is it possible to upgrade just the controller experience, or am I cucked into having to buy an entire new set if I want to upgrade? Also, something that's increased the value proposition a lot is the potential to use it as productivity tool for my wife. Due to her extremely poor vision, for text to be readable it typically has to be so big I don't think the resolution will be crippling like it is for most people. My main concern is how easy it is to use, mapping controls to the controllers/mkb to manipulate the virtual desktop. To put it into perspective, my wife hates sitting at desks, and currently has to spend several hours a week hunched over her laptop to grade homework assignments.