Allow targets to be given a point value, then assigned to a "game", then a score can be tallied as the player hits targets, maybe with an option to set a timer, then manually reset the score for the next round/player. No game logic needed, just a simple way to have the score counted for you.

Im absolutely loving the new home. Its amzing. One thing i like about gaming is unlocking new stuff, rare items, and customisation. please make a ton of stuff for this, maybe even expand rooms. this could grow into a big thing if you made many ways to expand our options. Whether its simply paying for items, or hiding stuff in games. maybe even give third partys the option to make and sell home items. like Second Life

I like how you can pin your achievements to the walls. How about doing the same thing for leaderboards for your favourite games. When you come in you will be able to see if your friends are beating you and jump back into the game.

Here's a crazy one.

enable tilt, pressure, etc for applications like zbrush, photoshop, you name it.

enable oculus touch to be used as a wintab device

Given the potential that Dash has to significantly increase the amount of time that the Rift is worn, replacing desktop monitor use, please provide an option within Core 2.0 to automatically put the monitor into stand-by when the Rift is worn and wake-up when it's taken off.
Also (for convenience rather than energy saving) provide an option to automatically switch Windows playback device to Rift Audio when the headset is worn.

Some crazy ideas!

Would be great to run your Gear VR games/apps in a "Virtual" Gear VR / Oculus GO from your Home (Same Oculus Account...)

Or why not, bring Oculus Arcade into your Home!
It would be fun to have some playable arcade game machines.

Maybe as a buyable item?

Be able to create a private space that friends cannot see or enter

include the current roof top patio environment as an option for home.
useful for offline or demo modes. or just when you want to sit there listening to the water.

Integrate virtual midi into the desktop app & then we could use vr instruments with our music apps within home.

I can't look around without knocking all my game boxes off the shelf, and I'm nowhere near them!

Pretty please...
It would be nice to fly around that bay and use the telescope to get a better look at those ships.

Add Windows style "shortcuts" for your main/frequently used games and apps. Could be standard 3D globe.. or even selectable objects floating about where you leave them..
-pistol launches wild west game
-ball launches sports game
-Folder launches App
Etc

3D Virtual keyboard has no keys but appears 2-dimensionally (and is usable) in the corner of the virtual desktop window. Manipulating virtual desktop items becomes problematic after a short time (possibly related). Unusable (cropped sections of the desktop) secondary windows appear when dragging windows out of the desktop, also possibly related. Finally my real keyboard's key-mapping becomes scrambled after using the virtual keyboard, remedied by logging out and logging back in.

A small vehicle item which users could get around their home environments seated

Typing in VR requires you to be watching the keyboard, but most times that means you can't see the panel you're typing to easily.

Include a capture of the zone your typing to in a small window within the virtual keyboard allowing mistakes or typo's to be edited easily without the glancing back and forth.

Windows Settings allows the virtual monitor to be set as the main display. Doing so will cause Core 2.0 software to report a 'critical error'. Oculus software seems to continue to work ok but will always report this critical error. The only remedy for me was to perform a system restore and re-install oculus software.