>>365966417
hello welcome to the magical world of VR, remember to take your schizophrenia meds and avoid destroying your walls/furniture. 

>Aside from Oculess, anything I should do to unZucc my Quest2?
Oculess is pretty decent. If you're extra paranoid you can block all traffic from your Quest 2 using your network firewall.

>If the game is on both the Oculus store and Steam, is there any reason to get it on the former aside from portability?
no

>It seems Virtual Desktop is a 3rd party alternative to Oculus' Air Link. Is that true, and is there any reason to go for it instead?
For historical context, Virtual Desktop was the wireless solution before Airlink was released, which is why a paid app that does the same thing as Airlink exists in the first place. Some people have reported having slightly better performance with Virtual Desktop, or liking some of the additional streaming settings customization options it offers. Also it means you don't have to run zucc software on your pc.

>Any general advice to someone coming from square one with VR?
Nausea is a thing that happens for new people. It's gotten better since the old days of first gen headsets, but it still exists for some people. The degree that you'll get, if any, varies and depends on the game, but eventually you'll acclimate it. One problem I've found when introducing people to VR is that they end up associating light levels of naseua with VR and stop playing; if you use VR for more than a few weeks it'll go away entirely, it's just a matter of getting your VR legs under you. Don't push yourself if you do start feeling sick duing a play session though, there's no "powering through it" [spoiler]unless you're drinking[/spoiler], just take a break.

>Common mistakes made to avoid, or hidden gems to grab?
s w o r d s o f g u r r a h (buy it on steam or get a key off g2a or something for $1.50)