Well convenience, For 399 your already spending alot most people just jump to the vive or oculus. Like you said osvr has been overlooked a bit, when it first released kind of hoped it would take off bigger/faster. So from what ive seen you got to kind of rig up stuff with it on your own but it support is increasing like said about steam has recently accepted it for steamvr.
I mean it could potentially be a great VR but there is no controller or room scale it natively comes or that is a reccommended setup that i'm aware of currently. I mean you could buy a vive for 599 and get the touchs later still more money but you'll have the option unless you want to rig up something.
So it kind of lacks anything past the display department. If it had some more hardware could easily be a top contender i think but I think they are currently not doing and waiting on the community to increase or show popularity in their hardware, I.E. rig up easy stuff on their own and softwares.
01-03-2017 09:52 AM