>>332517202
Kinda. It really feels like nobody's willing to be the first to go "all in" for full body tracking, probably because so few titles support it, but it becomes a sort of catch-22 in that way. Even the few working on it that are actually backed by any sort of established company all have a fallback/fail-safe. Tundra is essentially just making new vive trackers, so they can fall back on all the original uses of those, that one VR suit company is just stapling FBT to their haptic suit, and even KatLoco focused on shitty locomotion schemes rather than actual tracking.

But I guess that's basically why I backed Tundra in the end, sure it's not their sole focus, but it's already established as a tracking method with a little extra thought put into making them nice for FBT, so it's a "safe" option.