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It's that you're spreading FUD so you can make a point. It seems like a valid point, but I think you're just making it up. Besides, the fear that this sort of thing is happening isn't really convincing. It's hard to say. I think that if someone in your position was screaming about something happening as a hypothetical, but wasn't directly involved and didn't seem to have direct experience with the issue, there might be room for skepticism. But if you want to make a claim like that, you have to be able to back it up. We can see that you haven't, yet you've come here to be the "I have the proof to disprove your claims" guy.

First off, VRChat and similar things are not the first. Second, you haven't shown that there's any widespread issues with isometric and moving platform VR (looking at you Oculus rift). Third, "official" support of a platform isn't important (looking at you the lack of DED support). Fourth, the problem is "complaints about something happening" isn't really an issue. If you have something concrete, there's a good chance that this thread or other places on these forums could address it. And yet, you keep doing it.

The lack of information is exactly why we don't believe you. If you have an issue, support it and show us. You aren't doing that and that's what's making you look like an asshole. If someone says "chips will catch on fire", what are you going to say? "Not really, it's a problem that doesn't occur". Now that'd be a post worth discussing and supporting.