Playing Beat Saber on Expert +, the controller will disappear during large swings. This is caused because the spring holding the battery in place is at the top of the controller battery compartment. Large, fast swings will cause the battery to compress the spring and lose contact at the bottom. The power briefly goes out and the controller drops from the game. If the spring was on the bottom end this would not happen. Other suggestions would be to add in a capacitor to hold charge if the battery was disconnected or as others suggested switch to a large rechargeable battery.

I was thinking, and you know how in vr you have to use controllers to move around and grab things? Well, what if, somewhat like the Kinect camera you get with Xbox's that let you point at something and it loads it up for you (like Just Dance, for example), what if you used an improved version of that which meant you are looking at a thing on the screen through your headset, and you reach out to something and clench your fists, picking up the object, or you extend a finger to press a button. The camera could even be, in improved models, inside your headset (when you have enough experience on how to compact the technology enough for it to fit inside a headset) so it would be looking directly at your arms and hands, so there would be no distraction by other people, and you wouldn't have to set up the camera, or have the thing you want to touch in the view of your screen. I know its a bit optimistic, but its a cool idea.

It would be nice to be able to make some family or guest subaccounts under my main account and have them able to access my library of games. I sometimes will have friends over or let family members play on my Rift, but it would be nice to let them create their own username instead of using mine to avoid Oculus friends thinking I'm online and ignoring them. I usually have to set my settings to appear offline and let people know it's not me playing to avoid having invites sent.

With my old Nintendo Wii, we'd have one console, but we'd log in as different users and play the games from the ones available. We didn't need to buy separate games for each user account. It also helped to keep track separately our progress in each game.

You could never go wrong with more buttons. on the other hand, not having enough buttons is never a good thing. I think the new version of the touch controllers should have 2 buttons on the opposite side of the joysticks, mirroring the two buttons that are already there, and you should also give us 2 small triggers for the pinky and ring finger. Very thin ones that stick out a bit so you can easily rest your fingers between or beside them or put your finger on them and press them to experience full 5 finger support. In addition, you need calibrated trigger sensitivity, so that you can close your hand as much as you want depending on how much you pull down each finger trigger. Also the triggers need dual pins, so you can push down one side of the trigger or both. Pulling down the side of the trigger closest to the root of your finger would simply bend the root of your finger in game, but pushing down the other side of the trigger would bend the tip of your finger. Finally, pushing down both would completely curl your finger. To make it more simple, you could make the trigger rotational from side to side as well as it's natural pressable state. That way you could rotate it toward the base of your finger or away from it or simply press the trigger in

The oculus is great in my opinion and I’ve had no issues at all with how it performs, except the tracking speed, I play games that require fast hand tracking and the rift is severely behind in terms of tracking speed behind all other headsets. Patch notes 1.40 claims to have improved it but it didn’t. Amazling somehow when setting up the guardian you can’t loose tracking when testing the speed but none the less the second you actually jump into rift you can’t move your hands no where near as fast, I would love to see this changed in the near future where the speed tracks as fast as when setting up the guardian. I’m saving up for a new headset and at this point I’m going to abandon oculus and not upgrade with them.