I understand that, and I appreciate people sharing their experiences and I'm trying to be as constructive as I can be. Because it helps me decide too, there's no need for people to place themselves in the victim-role if someone does not agree with him/her or if someone is suggesting possible errors.
To point out, if I see someone sharing an experience that seems to be completely off compared to other users there could be something wrong with the setup without the user knowing about it. Which then leads to sharing a story about something that could've been lacking one way or another due to an error in the process which then continues down the path to other people making decisions on which device to buy. I'm not working for either company or something, I like both devices. But much like any other product or game for that matter, if 99% is having no issues and 1% is having issues there is a high possibility of a faulty product, setup or configuration.
For example, I'm leaning towards the Vive for a multitude of reasons, one of which is the bigger FOV, something everyone I've seen comparing both devices has actually pointed out the Vive would be the device with the higher FOV. Seriously, Slopey is the first of many users sharing their experience that says otherwise about the issue, which leads me to believe there could be something wrong in the way the device was tested prior to sharing the experience. I'm not criticizing here, I'm just pointing out that if the vast majority is experiencing something else there is reason to believe there might be something up.
