>>372633694
No. AR takes off before VR. VR will be kept alive by weeb tranny coomers. There will be some extremely niche uses for VR in real estate and travel. Remeber when 3D printing was the future? VR is already losing momentum in the same vein. No devs want to commit to it and for normies it's a huge entry price to play exactly 1 big studio AAA game and a bunch of fiddly, buggy shamless 39.99 betas. At the moment anything outside of shooters feels wonky and unintuitive or is a blatantly unfinished mess.

I belive VR has a future in retirment homes, but to invest now means not seeing a payoff until you are basically dead anyways. Imagine millenials at diaper shitting age. You'll stuff them in a home, and the nurses can strap on a VR headset to help them forget how shit their real bodies are. That is if their eyeballs still work by then. If my body is already falling apart I'll be more willing to let Zuckerberg bore into my cerebellum and let me into their Metaverse Microtransaction hellscape.