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Barely. I am simply saying that VR needs to be compatible by default with the computer that it is using to exist. VR isn't some independent parasite that gets to leech off of your PC without allowing you to functionally use your PC through it. I used VR for probably 6+ hours a day for several months. VR must, first and foremost, be a keyboard and mouse experience. Controllers should be secondary, or at the very most, games can develop on the expectation of a seated player using their dominant hand to manage a controller. This shouldn't be expected, though, or the default.