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Is it wrong as an enthusiast to want better hardware and high quality games? I bought my headset because I wanted to try out VR and I've used it for thousands of hours over the years. I'll continue to enjoy it for however many hundreds or thousands of hours until it stops working, but unless hardware or games can offer me a fuller experience than what I'm currently getting I have no good reason to buy a new headset. I could support the market by buying new hardware, but the market has disappointed me since I started watching it. I feel like the only new headsets of note since /vrg/ got going was the Quest and Index, both of which aren't big enough improvements over older headsets to justify flaws such as Facebook account requirement and poor controller durability respectively. Everything else is vaporware at this point.