According to this:
With forecasted unit shipments of 2.2 million in 2019, Sony is expected to retain its title as the world’s largest vendor of VR devices.
www.statista.com
The VR HMD sales went from ~4 million units per year to 6 million in 2019. That should make a decent market for any dev. VR is expensive compared to a banana, but compared to a decent gaming rig, not so expensive. I run ED on a 3GB 1060. Nothing fancy.
The arguments with spacelegs and FPS not being possible in VR are wrong. There are plenty of VR games that involve all sorts of controls. Motion sickness? I get sore shoulders from the tension of playing FPS. That doesn't seem to be a problem to most FPS gamers.
If Fdev decides to ditch VR, and they are most certainly sending that signal, somebody else will pick up the baton. It's not that any game these days doesn't "borrow" from all the other games, and there now is a decent amount of VR users. More will come. HL Alyx being the current driver.
To those of you who have opinions about the VR community and VR in general without having even tried it, and no a 5 min demo is not trying it, you do not know either what you're missing, neither how wrong you are. For me, going back to playing outside VR would resemble a non VR gamer goind back to a C64. You could game on those. You could even "play" Elite. How about, in solidarity or whatever, you all go back to those? Then I'll move on to something else, and that something will surely be VR if I should want to spend my time there. Something tells me that I'm not the only one having thoughts like that
