I changed my oculus account password online and then tried to use my Quest but most of the tabs weren't loading or working, including settings. After a restart of the headset the profile name/avatar had defaulted to "profile" with no option to change account and nothing would load. There was no visual notification or acknowledgement inside the headset that anything was wrong, or that there were steps needed since I'd changed my password.

I assumed this was all to do with the password change but confused there was no way to do anything about it. I remembered I had the app which I hadn't used since I set it up, and logged in again since the app knew the password was changed. After logging in to the app with bluetooth enabled the headset was still missing all information, not loading, and there was still no notification anything was wrong. I poked around the app and realized I had to manually reconnect to the headset from the settings tab, and then after another reset the quest was working again.

I knew what was happening but I still had to look around without any notifications about what to do after a password reset, for usability I think it's an issue to address with clear information.

The chair will work together with ankle braces. The seat will be a similar shape to a bike seat allowing the user plenty of room for natural feeling walking. The chair will support the user so that their feet can still touch the ground but aren't applying much weight. This will allow them to walk, run and turn naturally. works better with socks The braces along with sensors in the base of the chair will not only measure speed but the distance of the users strides allowing a more realistic feel. The seat will rotate with zero resistance so that the user doesn't feel like the have to push to move. It will also have an adjustable telescopic pole to accommodate all sizes

Hello, I am a big fan of your oculus quest gear. All the games are fun and interactive but I had a thought about a game that would be really cool. What about a game about playing the “ air guitar” or other musical instrument kinda of like guitar hero without the physical need for the instruments. Like beat saber mixed with guitar hero game play. Lets say you are looking down a drum set and as the game plays blocks will come towards a certain part of the instrument and you have to hit that certain drum in tune with the song or when you play the guitar to press certain buttons on one controller and strum with the other one in tune with the song. I just thought it would be a neat idea for a game and you can rock out loud to your favorite songs!

Mirror's edge developers noticed that no crosshair in beta version caused motion sickness... Playing in TV!

A crosshair for look everytime to screen center prevents motion sickness.

I tested a few spaceship games doing acrobacyes and when i fix my eyes to static crosshair i don't feel motion sickness. The big problem comes when i look to objects of the world relativelly moving when i move or rotate.

A simple overlay crosshair option would be very useful with an explaination for suggest that.

Some people feels motion sickness with original Doom because weapon is constantly moving with no crosshair because looks weapon as reference.

I primarily use PCVR but I travel a lot for work so I picked up a Quest.

I find the massive amount of dropped frames on Quest to be insanely distracting. I realize AWS is computationally expensive and may never come to Quest but I think there needs to be a push for getting everything to run smoother/better optimization.

Perhaps there could be some official documentation focused on educating developers on how they can get their games to minimize missing frame rate? Maybe even a team of coders who could float around and get hands on with developers?

The amount of stuttering on the average game is just too much. I have decent VR legs but I find myself getting headaches/sick from time to time on Quest and I think it's because of the excess jitter as a result of not being able to make frame rate.

I think that we should be pushing companies to make their VR games for the quest. The loss of the outside sensors can make you feel free, but the system is lacking in the amount of games that is putting out is less than ideal. Games like Duck Season, FNAF VR, Budget Cuts, Rick and Morty Virtual Rickality, and even Tabletop Simulator, NEED TO BE PORTED. If the constant flow of major VR titles keep being ported to the quest, it will make people less afraid to buy a system that uses it's own software, and doesnt run windows. The quest does have a great starting lineup, but the main goal is to keep the constant flow of good games coming.

This is what I think will improve it, but there is also a bug that might need fixing.

On different internet connections that I've been on, most of them work fine, however there are some in which after being connected, the connection will drop every 10ish minutes, which can ruin online experiences like VR Chat, Netflix, and especially Virtual Desktop.

These are just my thoughts. I absolutely love the quest, and how the company is trying to make a system that anyone can buy and enjoy without a $1000+ PC, and the Rift S is amazing in its own ways as well, and I understand that a constant flow of good games might seem difficult. My main problem is that these major titles and their companies have said nothing about a quest port for their games, and it scares me.

Thanks for reading,

-PrayThunder