>>414738545
>That's why lots of headsets have inside out tracking.
If there's headsets out there without that setup, then fair enough. Just saying, if you have a headset that does require you to do this shit, and you can't just keep everything set up past the first time so it just works subsequently(which includes freeing up that space in the room), it's gonna be extra legwork every time.

>There's companies making prescription lenses for most headsets nowadays, so that's not really an issue.
Yeah I said that, but it's an extra purchase you have to hassle with, and you may have to swap the lenses regularly too if you share the device with someone(assuming those lenses work the way I think they do and make everything blurry for people not on your prescription).

It's lots of little tiny things like that.