12590 reais. which apparently is around 2474 US dollars. with that kind of money I could build a PC that'd last me a decade and a half with a nicer GPU then the one I have now (a MSI Geforce GTX 970), an SSD with at least 1TB storage (Mine's 446 GB), uhh what else is a thing people have on fancy PCs... more silent coolers and a case that has good flow. I don't care about RGB lighting personally.
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a quest 2 sounds like a lot more trouble than it's worth. I really don't like facebook or trust them at all to not brick it after a few years, they're already screwing over people who bought the quest 1 and taking away features from that. It is a more reasonable 3369 reais but investing that kind of money in a product by that company specifically doesn't sound like a good idea to me. I'd like something where I wouldn't have to fight with the software and drivers too much and with a quest 2 it sounds like I'd need to do some stuff to have it work with most games (though I have no experience with anything VR related)
facebook is indeed a pain in the ass but the driver thing is pretty frictionless. if you use a link cable its literally just plug it in and it registers itself
ah that's reassuring at least. I'm always wary of drivers and driver issues because nvidia drivers have given me issues, wacom drivers. I don't even know what a driver is exactly but they can always go wrong.
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