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Please consider offering an opt-in beta as the developers of The Solus Project have done, to allow those that can try it out to do so and offer a "free" beta testing service for you. As long as you stress that this isn't production ready it should be fine. [/quote]
I 100% agree . Solus project worked with the community to find bugs and get feedback on where to improve. They did a great job with enough options for all VR enthusiasts.
Yeah, it´s very strange, also not a single answer to the suggestions for early Vive support in this thread.
I posted this in the other Vive thread as answer to this post from dev.
Sounds to me like the update could take a long time if there will be only "hopefully some details about the update in the near future". I start asking myself why it should take so long to add simple Vive support while adding motion controllers later (like you did it for Oculus). It was first announced for may with Vive support, wasn`t it?
Did your company received money from Oculus?
I will take it from my wishlist, I don´t care about the 2 hours play time and buy games that get Vive support in a realistic period of time.
Another game that may be corrupted by Oculus.
Same here. Devs said almost 4 month ago that Vive support would have very high priority - well, the time we have been waiting says something else.
Deleted from wishlist.