>>273454335
But it's only really bad once you try Index on. If you can't justify an upgrade, don't. I was happier and more immersed on Vive in some conditions (near dark, like that one Arizona Sunshine level, or most of E:D) than I ever was in Index, and I thought I was still doing relatively okay in Pavlov despite being late to the Index party.
Wireless spoiled some of that, because there's visible compression artifacts on black levels (or something, mura effect it's called? feels like a static grain filter).
Never really feel like I'm inside the game anymore on Index, when ocasionally I felt like that in Vive (Scanner Sombre and that Chez Nous Oculus demo by N'to are good for that) and overall I felt like Vive had soul.
Wireless Vive with Index audio would be soul overload.