You forgot about the PCVR stage, when players get excited to play PCVR Games such as Boneworks only to see that thier PC isnt VR-Ready and haves 2 fps.
It does, boredom stages always comes no matter what you're doing. The thing is that with flat screen games, if you get bored in a game, you can just buy and play another one and there is a lot to choose from. However, for VR games, there isn't a lot to choose from after a few months or so, when you've already played most of the good games. But I do agree tho, playing with friends can dramatically delay that and it did for me. Until my friends got bored of them...
Yeah, but instead it’s replaced by the nostalgia stage where all your friends left and you just keep playing just to have a fraction of the fun you used to have.
for me, my "boredom" stage was more of a forced break for almost a year due to my headstrap dying. Comeback hit harder than playing for the first time, skill increased, jumped right into Sidequest also, and now I'm pretty sure I'm at my peak enjoyment
a game i really like is called Grab VR and its really social and keeps you up easily with a good community you can play player made levels make your own or just hangout with other people and its the only game that has kept me from the boredom stage and keeps me happy when im not with my friends
went through literally all of these IN ORDER too. maybe not the last one, i'm addicted and will probably be buying the quest 3 with FBT. the quest 2 might be one of the greatest things in terms of technology put out in the past few years. giving the general public easy access to VR experiences without needing a crazy powerful computer or a lot of knowledge on how VR works is just such an amazing thing.
@@sam_9228gorilla tag is filled with annoying kids but is still really fun and a great demonstration of how VR can offer something unique that traditional games can’t. Red Matter 2 is one of the best looking quest games and a great demonstration of what good optimization can do. Beat Saber is a classic, but to get all the song packs you need to pay more money. If you’re a little tech savvy and willing to do some short research, you can mod the game to get tons of custom songs for free. If you’re looking for a good shooter, it depends on the type of genre you like. If you like run and gun cod style action with lots of mods, get Contractors. If you like counter strike, get Pavlov. For some free ones, X8 is like Valorant and Population: One is like Fortnite. For social games, VRChat and Rec Room are basically the 2 dominant ones. For an RPG, A Township Tale is pretty good but the servers are a bit dead right now. There’s tons more games out there but I don’t want to keep rambling, I recommend searching on google for reddit posts for recommendations from real humans
@@sam_9228 The games I started w/ are beat saber, and echo (rest in piece). But my current favorite are probably asgards wrath, fnaf 1&2 (play at your own risk lmao/I like 1 better), and breachers.
Once you've gone through all of those stages get a PC and see how different the experiences are in every single game, all you need is to be captivated by the VR world and i'm sure you will never want to truly quit.
Comeback stage is so true. Every like 3 months I remember I have a headset then just pick it up and play my old favourites religiously for like a week but then get bored and buy a new game or repeat the cycle
Ditto, I've never gotten bored. Like how would you get bored? It's insane the amount of content there is and the games are NOT expensive. Compared to console games it's dirt cheap.
@@Professional_taster It's less harmful than staring at a phone for long periods. Still not good, but VR is less bright and puts less strain on your eyes since the lenses and display placement keep your eyes in neutral focus and gaze. A phone is like staring crosseyed into a lightbulb for hours on end.
I really can't wait to see where VR goes in the future. I've never owned my own headset, but i've used my nephew's Quest 2. I've been a fan of SAO for the longest time (you know where this comment is going, so i won't even-) whether we get that advanced or not, i'm excited for VR's future.
I am probably in the grandfather stage because I have been playing vr for around 3 years but the thing that stuck me around was that my friends are new to vr and I teach them how to play and also have funny moments.
I just bought the Quest Pro and now the index is going back to the shelf. Love the airlink. Whatever latency problem people mentioned I have had no problem with it. Quest Pro+ Vive trackers+ lucid gloves are the best combo you can get
You always try to leave VRChat, desparetly finding anything else to play. But it's always there. When you beat all your other ganes, and are waiting for a new one to release, VRChat slowly pulls you right back....
I was practically raised on vr and it has really impacted my life, I have met so many cool people, made so many friendships, real life and online because of it.
@@stilpt yeah sorry, i meant the main part of my life i generally say i was raised from is around 7 or so because i dont remember much from before that time
Commented here once before, and a year later I have gone through most of these, starting with obsession. I played Vrchat and immediately fell in love with it. I rushed home from high school every day, did my homework, and played Vrchat for 8+ hours. In total I spent about 2,500 hours in it. Then I got bored of it and was forced to take a 2 months break because I was working at a summer camp. When I got back it felt amazing getting back into VR, I just couldn't wait. Things kind of followed that until I moved to my current house about 6 months ago where I let my parents use my headset for once, my dad hated it because he gets motion sick easily, but my mother and stepfather loved it, so much so that they were considering buying a headset for themselves. Then another 2 months break to work summer camp, when I got back, I spent $1,900 on a PC, $375 on fbt, $250 on quest pro controllers, and bought a new head strap to replace the default one after 3 years. Now I'm in PCVR, I have spent nearly $2,900 and I'm so excited to get full body in November
This video was way better than I realized going in. It seemed a lil gimmicky but I gotta be honest, your right. The last one hit me hard because I found myself showing VR to all my friends over the past year or so, we’d smoke some pot and I’d show them all the best games- blade and sorcery, H3VR, Saints and Sinners! me and my boy even took turns on Into the Radius runs all summer and had a blast. Having your own headset is worth it, but bringing your friends into the fold is top tier. Now about half or so of my friends have headsets so every once in a while we can hop in a contractors or gorilla tag game and have so much fun just enjoying gaming like we are kids again
I think playing stuff like contractors or gorilla tag with friends is the main reason I want to get one. I think I'm done playing games by sitting in front of a pc for a large amount of hours. If i'm gonna play something, I want to atleast get my body moving aswell so I can get some of that endorphins along with the dopamine
I got the quest 2 for Christmas of 2020 (original 64gb model), and I only bought it for beat saber. In the 3 years that I've owned VR, even after getting a VR ready PC in 2021, I haven't bought any other game. I am in love with Beat Saber, and I haven't gotten bored with it yet.
I also got my quest 2 in right after launch in 2020, a 256gb model. I never liked beat saber so my two most played games are probably Pavlov and Onwards lol. The headset has pretty much been through hell and back at this point and just refuses to die, i got a fairly high end PC with an RTX 3070 to use for VR and its fantastic, love playing some Payday 2 VR or half life alyx lol.
One last stage, and not many people go through it. Stage 11: The PC VR Stage After doing absolutely everything the Quest has to offer standalone, you decide to break down the walls into the world of PC VR. Better graphics, better games, the only limit is your imagination (and your wallet)
I've had my quest for like 6 years at this point bro, there's always been two games I've played constantly, being beat saber and vrchat, eventually I got into Gorilla tag but stopped after a while when I got into shooters like pavlov, onward, and gun raiders, then came my fantasy obsession which I still have, this was when I got game like battle talent, orbus vr, zenith nexus, and blades and sorcery as well as joining an rp in vrchat that's a lot like dnd. Currently I'm back in my shooter stages but my main shooter is hyperdash as I've been offered an official spot on a comp team that my friend is one of the captains of called UNDG.
5:46 epic rollercoasters was one of my first vr games when i had a gear vr (i remember putting old people to play they screamed so loud that the police got into our house)
I got addicted to beatsaber because it's a rhythm game that I can actually play. I don't have to worry about my horrible ability to keep up with my fingers doing multiple tasks at once, and I get to exercise in the process. No clue what to get in terms of other vr games though, already beat Superhot VR and even beat First Steps 💀
I've had my quest for 4 years now, and I can confirm that this list is accurate. There are a few other stages that you didn't mention that people have already mentioned in the comments like PCVR, and mods. But other than that, I have been through each and every one of these stages ever since I got my quest. For the last one though, I didn't give it up to a younger sibling because I don't have one. I just stopped playing it, partly because I got bored of it again, and it is pretty much on it's last legs right now. It has horrible stick drift, and is extremely laggy and glitchy. I can definitely say this though, it served me very well and I am glad I got experience it for myself.
@@winkkaaabro fr like I quit the vr for a couple months then came back with stick drift so bad I literally can't play without doing 360's. My deadzone is at max too and it's still unusable😭
no, but I don't think it can be fixed anyway. It is just so old, I don't think it will last me much longer whether I try to fix it or not. @@inuken9561
I've burned through a quest 1 and 2 in like 4 years lmao, the fact your q1 still works is really impressive. Hopefully my q3 will hold up for a long time though!
0:30 most games on consoles cost way more than quest and if you can buy a $300/$500 dollar headset you can buy atleast 4 or 3 games on the quest without breaking the bank
@logofficial1926 No, he says in the video that buying games are extremely expensive even though games on steam and console cost like mostly $60/$50 dollars and somtimes even higher
Just ordered a Quest 2 for 278 including tax, I have 20 free games and 5 bought games on my oculus app and 9 free sidequest games ready for when it comes and my 40 dollar accessory bundle just got shipped in too. i feel like I skipped to the sidequest stage already and that i'll be a pro in only a month at this rate
I’ve had my quest 3 for 5 months and I’ve been bored for a while. Make the games less expensive so people can afford to play fun games and not get bored.
Been using VR ever since the Oculus Rift came out. Went through all stages multiple times haha Nowadays I mostly just develop for VR games and don't play as much, but that goes for all games
I actually asked myself that same question but in the end I ended returning my quest 2. It's like you said it's in the baby stages so there's not that many good games out and all the games are expensive. For some reason most the games feel like they should cost like 5 bucks or be free but end up being $20 or $30.
i LOVE family get togethers because i put my grandparents, my aunts, my uncles, and my parents in vr to play but what they dont know is that they are in a horror game
Also, if you have the perfect size glasses, like me, they’ll fit in your headset so you can just wear them but warning they do get bit froggy sometimes
this is pretty accurate, even for people like me who started playing vr with the rift way back in 2016/2017 (wonder if I would be at a different stage cause of how long I have been playing) good video
All the colorful circular plastic pieces are part of a game called tiddlywinks, where you have to flick those little pieces into cups with the 4 or more bigger plastic pieces.
I’m kind of in the boredom stage for the first time ever right now, but I’m pretty sure once I get my mods on games I should be able to get out of it, but I’ll see what happens
Because it will ruin your battery life, I should, I had my quest 2 since 2021 and it last no longer than 30 minutes now, mostly because I charged it to 100% or just stopped using it.
What I do is that I play rec room or vr since you can easily make friends and theres millions of custom maps you can play with friends, and other games like gtag ect with limited content I play every once in a while I never get bored or tired from playing them
Dude, I remember starting VR and seeing this video (December 26th 2024) and thinking. ***Huh, this won't be me later, they're weird asf*** almost 6 months in and I've experienced every single phase.
0:04 🤓☝ actually I buy my headset for my money and I work hard to buy meta quest 2 cause I gigachad, and I'm not a little whiner who whined to his momy to buy me a meta quest 2
@@Spooder0 🤓👆erm actually the chances of this being a joke according to my calculations are higher than the chances of it not because of the nerd emoji and the use of brainrot
Vr is also not only bound to games only, you can watch 3D content on it and play some unreal engine games with an injector, vr gets more and more interesting quite quickly when you start exploring your options with it.
haha, i went through the prankster phase. i made my dad play walk the plank, i expected him to hate it but no.. he loved it so much it turned into his favorite game
VRChat is really underdogged in this, it's quite literally a game full of plenty activities, people and the only thing that might bore you is if you have the stupid floppy standard strap for you Meta Quest 2 for example.
Got a og quest about 6 or so years ago, used it for a while until I got the quest 2 after it released, and sold my old quest to my brother. when my friends had their headsets still I would always be using it, especially during covid. now I will sometimes (like once every month or so) hop on to either play poker, beat saber (mods are a requirement) or some other random game for a bit and then not play it again for another month or so.
Right now, I'm in my "comeback" phase. I haven't had my Quest 2 since last New Year's. I'm eager to get that feeling again, with new endeavors... such as PCVR. I'm also in another phase I like to call the "Lights off in front of the PC on my bed with the brightness turned up" phase.
The 3rd stage was probably beat saber, I played it mostly on the PSVR but years later I got the oculus and my sister knew I was wanting beatsaber so she got me that. Now I have lots of games to play.
I’m back in the boredom stage, I was so excited to get fnaf help wanted 2 which would probably get me back into vr but it’s only on quest 3, guess I’m just stuck with big scary for now
Odd that you call it the grandparent stage, as I got board with it because no one I knew Had one except my niece and her husband. Our playtime rarely coincided. So after playing for a year, and it going back in the box for months, I gave it to my granddaughters. They've kept it relevant for a the past couple of years.
In 8th grade I put my STEM teacher into FNaF VR Help Wanted (original) and it was hilarious when he got jumpscared. He never played the headset again. No matter how hard I tired. 🤣
The stage you forget about is the working stage, this is when you actually try to be productive with your quest. Like watching TH-cam while doing dishes, chores, cooking, ext
tbf the comeback stage was when i finally did PCVR only to find out i could run it the whole time lol. i had most vr games installed (e.g. half life alyx) and i completly forgot about steamVR when i tried for the first time and thought steam games could run off the oculus software.
This is the stages of a Gorilla Tag player. 1. Get a quest 2 2. Download gtag 3. Get addicted 4. Start screaming offensive words when you tag someone 5. Break your arms from swinging them so hard 6. Forget you have legs 7. become monke
i always wanted to have VR since i played some on a tech event that stayed in my city for half a month, i would visit to play at least 4 to 5 times a week, just to do a line and try diferent things with VR, so i bought a used psvr and built a jerry VR rig, it took me lots of hours , for days, until i got everything, and set up everything, now i can play a lot of PCVR games, and i love it, when i finish university and start working i will probably add a last gen vr to my "buy this thing" list
yo sup man seems like im first
YOOO
I guess you are
@@kaysarinc wait what happened to echo vr
@@terrimcquaid7303 they shut down recently
Y’all clicked the translated version didn’t you
You forgot about the PCVR stage, when players get excited to play PCVR Games such as Boneworks only to see that thier PC isnt VR-Ready and haves 2 fps.
next time 😉
True
Well lucky for me I had enough moneys to get a pcvr ready vr pc computer
@@teaoplayinggames my pc says oculus ready but when i play pc vr i feel like its not
then spend all of there money to save up for a pc and play vr chat for the next 1 to 10 k h
“Quest Games are stupidly expensive”
Nintendo Switch: “Did I hear someone call my name?”
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why it be like that i can't afford any switch game
Trust me. When you have friends with VR the boredom stage NEVER appears.
rip me
to be honest, if friends give up playing flat games also come to boredom stage for me. VR is just simillar to regular gaming
B> friends
It does, boredom stages always comes no matter what you're doing. The thing is that with flat screen games, if you get bored in a game, you can just buy and play another one and there is a lot to choose from. However, for VR games, there isn't a lot to choose from after a few months or so, when you've already played most of the good games. But I do agree tho, playing with friends can dramatically delay that and it did for me. Until my friends got bored of them...
Yeah, but instead it’s replaced by the nostalgia stage where all your friends left and you just keep playing just to have a fraction of the fun you used to have.
for me, my "boredom" stage was more of a forced break for almost a year due to my headstrap dying. Comeback hit harder than playing for the first time, skill increased, jumped right into Sidequest also, and now I'm pretty sure I'm at my peak enjoyment
your headstrap can die?
@@AxolotlCreatorVR die as in broke apart to unusable levels but yes (the hard strap, not the soft one that came w/ the quest 2)
a game i really like is called Grab VR and its really social and keeps you up easily with a good community you can play player made levels make your own or just hangout with other people and its the only game that has kept me from the boredom stage and keeps me happy when im not with my friends
went through literally all of these IN ORDER too. maybe not the last one, i'm addicted and will probably be buying the quest 3 with FBT. the quest 2 might be one of the greatest things in terms of technology put out in the past few years. giving the general public easy access to VR experiences without needing a crazy powerful computer or a lot of knowledge on how VR works is just such an amazing thing.
QUEST 3 BABYYY
I just got a quest three! What are some of the first games that you recommend for a new player? What are the games that you started out with?
@@sam_9228gorilla tag is filled with annoying kids but is still really fun and a great demonstration of how VR can offer something unique that traditional games can’t. Red Matter 2 is one of the best looking quest games and a great demonstration of what good optimization can do. Beat Saber is a classic, but to get all the song packs you need to pay more money. If you’re a little tech savvy and willing to do some short research, you can mod the game to get tons of custom songs for free. If you’re looking for a good shooter, it depends on the type of genre you like. If you like run and gun cod style action with lots of mods, get Contractors. If you like counter strike, get Pavlov. For some free ones, X8 is like Valorant and Population: One is like Fortnite. For social games, VRChat and Rec Room are basically the 2 dominant ones. For an RPG, A Township Tale is pretty good but the servers are a bit dead right now. There’s tons more games out there but I don’t want to keep rambling, I recommend searching on google for reddit posts for recommendations from real humans
@@sam_9228 The games I started w/ are beat saber, and echo (rest in piece). But my current favorite are probably asgards wrath, fnaf 1&2 (play at your own risk lmao/I like 1 better), and breachers.
@@felix7979Just got my Quest 3 and got Beat Saber. Echo looked like fun, what happened to it?
I disagree with nobody ever playing First Steps
It’s a GREAT introduction to VR and beyond that the shooting mini-game is just fun
i discovered that intro existed after 7 months of using the quest 2
Ikr!
I just got my vr for my birthday 2 days ago and I def did not play first steps😂
Once you've gone through all of those stages get a PC and see how different the experiences are in every single game, all you need is to be captivated by the VR world and i'm sure you will never want to truly quit.
I had a PC before I got the quest 2. What does that say about me? 😊
UR PART OF OUR GLORIOUS PC MASTER RACE @@luxaurora
“A cool map that looks like a cave!” That map is named “Caves”
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Comeback stage is so true. Every like 3 months I remember I have a headset then just pick it up and play my old favourites religiously for like a week but then get bored and buy a new game or repeat the cycle
I got a vr 3 years ago and when I got it I played it everyday I never got bored I played all day long probably an unhealthy amount of of time
Ditto, I've never gotten bored. Like how would you get bored? It's insane the amount of content there is and the games are NOT expensive. Compared to console games it's dirt cheap.
I only think it’s unhealthy for ur eyes. Or else it’s healthy if ur moving alot
@@Professional_taster It's less harmful than staring at a phone for long periods. Still not good, but VR is less bright and puts less strain on your eyes since the lenses and display placement keep your eyes in neutral focus and gaze. A phone is like staring crosseyed into a lightbulb for hours on end.
@@BrandoDrum true
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I really can't wait to see where VR goes in the future. I've never owned my own headset, but i've used my nephew's Quest 2. I've been a fan of SAO for the longest time (you know where this comment is going, so i won't even-) whether we get that advanced or not, i'm excited for VR's future.
same dawg
Except the microwave chip part but yes this
i’ve been through the boredom stage and the comeback stage so many time throughout the years i’ve played it and currently i’m in the comeback stage
I am probably in the grandfather stage because I have been playing vr for around 3 years but the thing that stuck me around was that my friends are new to vr and I teach them how to play and also have funny moments.
6:40 i know i shouldn't charge my headset up to 100. but i forget to and then it sits there for 2 weeks and it still is fine
I just bought the Quest Pro and now the index is going back to the shelf. Love the airlink. Whatever latency problem people mentioned I have had no problem with it. Quest Pro+ Vive trackers+ lucid gloves are the best combo you can get
tell me about your experience with the quest pro, im wondering to see if its worth it
Bro your forehead is going to absolutly hurt after
@@Leonplayz29 lmao
@@Leonplayz29 not really, doesn't make much difference between the index and quest pro. They both hurt my forehead after 3 hours of game play
In stead of clamping on the head, the quest pro would be better to sit on your head instead
Don’t forget the VRChat stage that never ends 💀
That games so ass 💀
You always try to leave VRChat, desparetly finding anything else to play.
But it's always there. When you beat all your other ganes, and are waiting for a new one to release, VRChat slowly pulls you right back....
The vrchat stage is unnescaple
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me personally i am a top 5 hater or vrchat i have never played that game longer than 20 minutes unless i decide to watch a movie with friends
I was practically raised on vr and it has really impacted my life, I have met so many cool people, made so many friendships, real life and online because of it.
raised implies from a young age (3 years old)
How young are you?
@@angelusb2066 im 14 but like the main part of my younger life that i actually remember is about 7 or so. Sorry for the confusion.
@@stilpt yeah sorry, i meant the main part of my life i generally say i was raised from is around 7 or so because i dont remember much from before that time
Commented here once before, and a year later I have gone through most of these, starting with obsession. I played Vrchat and immediately fell in love with it. I rushed home from high school every day, did my homework, and played Vrchat for 8+ hours. In total I spent about 2,500 hours in it. Then I got bored of it and was forced to take a 2 months break because I was working at a summer camp. When I got back it felt amazing getting back into VR, I just couldn't wait. Things kind of followed that until I moved to my current house about 6 months ago where I let my parents use my headset for once, my dad hated it because he gets motion sick easily, but my mother and stepfather loved it, so much so that they were considering buying a headset for themselves. Then another 2 months break to work summer camp, when I got back, I spent $1,900 on a PC, $375 on fbt, $250 on quest pro controllers, and bought a new head strap to replace the default one after 3 years. Now I'm in PCVR, I have spent nearly $2,900 and I'm so excited to get full body in November
5:55 OH MY GOD. WE USED TO DI THIS EITH OUR GRANDPARENTS ALL THE TIME
This video was way better than I realized going in. It seemed a lil gimmicky but I gotta be honest, your right.
The last one hit me hard because I found myself showing VR to all my friends over the past year or so, we’d smoke some pot and I’d show them all the best games- blade and sorcery, H3VR, Saints and Sinners!
me and my boy even took turns on Into the Radius runs all summer and had a blast. Having your own headset is worth it, but bringing your friends into the fold is top tier.
Now about half or so of my friends have headsets so every once in a while we can hop in a contractors or gorilla tag game and have so much fun just enjoying gaming like we are kids again
I think playing stuff like contractors or gorilla tag with friends is the main reason I want to get one. I think I'm done playing games by sitting in front of a pc for a large amount of hours. If i'm gonna play something, I want to atleast get my body moving aswell so I can get some of that endorphins along with the dopamine
I got the quest 2 for Christmas of 2020 (original 64gb model), and I only bought it for beat saber. In the 3 years that I've owned VR, even after getting a VR ready PC in 2021, I haven't bought any other game. I am in love with Beat Saber, and I haven't gotten bored with it yet.
I also got my quest 2 in right after launch in 2020, a 256gb model. I never liked beat saber so my two most played games are probably Pavlov and Onwards lol. The headset has pretty much been through hell and back at this point and just refuses to die, i got a fairly high end PC with an RTX 3070 to use for VR and its fantastic, love playing some Payday 2 VR or half life alyx lol.
One last stage, and not many people go through it.
Stage 11: The PC VR Stage
After doing absolutely everything the Quest has to offer standalone, you decide to break down the walls into the world of PC VR. Better graphics, better games, the only limit is your imagination (and your wallet)
and the alternative PCVR stage: where users try to use their "VR ready PC" only to find they get a 1% high of 2 fps.
@@_NothsaI’m not even in the grandparent stage how am I even supposed to compete
@@Diamond_theoriginal ???
@@_Nothsa I’m getting close to the grandparent stage but one thing keeps stopping me
Meanwhile the bay
The game that was at the beginning is called green hell 0:57
I've had my quest for like 6 years at this point bro, there's always been two games I've played constantly, being beat saber and vrchat, eventually I got into Gorilla tag but stopped after a while when I got into shooters like pavlov, onward, and gun raiders, then came my fantasy obsession which I still have, this was when I got game like battle talent, orbus vr, zenith nexus, and blades and sorcery as well as joining an rp in vrchat that's a lot like dnd. Currently I'm back in my shooter stages but my main shooter is hyperdash as I've been offered an official spot on a comp team that my friend is one of the captains of called UNDG.
5:46 epic rollercoasters was one of my first vr games when i had a gear vr (i remember putting old people to play they screamed so loud that the police got into our house)
huh
@@kaysarinclmao
The whole "none of your friends really have vr" is funny to me since I got a quest _because_ my friends had it
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I'm currently a pcvr player but I started with a quest 1 and already had a list of games to buy
dude blade and sorcery is amazing and its about to have a major update with plenty of new content im excited dude 1:53
I got addicted to beatsaber because it's a rhythm game that I can actually play. I don't have to worry about my horrible ability to keep up with my fingers doing multiple tasks at once, and I get to exercise in the process. No clue what to get in terms of other vr games though, already beat Superhot VR and even beat First Steps 💀
I've had my quest for 4 years now, and I can confirm that this list is accurate. There are a few other stages that you didn't mention that people have already mentioned in the comments like PCVR, and mods. But other than that, I have been through each and every one of these stages ever since I got my quest. For the last one though, I didn't give it up to a younger sibling because I don't have one. I just stopped playing it, partly because I got bored of it again, and it is pretty much on it's last legs right now. It has horrible stick drift, and is extremely laggy and glitchy. I can definitely say this though, it served me very well and I am glad I got experience it for myself.
Same, mine has really bad stick drift and tracking now
im gonna be that guy and say "you can fix that". but idk, have you tried searching fixes on YT?
@@winkkaaabro fr like I quit the vr for a couple months then came back with stick drift so bad I literally can't play without doing 360's. My deadzone is at max too and it's still unusable😭
no, but I don't think it can be fixed anyway. It is just so old, I don't think it will last me much longer whether I try to fix it or not. @@inuken9561
I've burned through a quest 1 and 2 in like 4 years lmao, the fact your q1 still works is really impressive. Hopefully my q3 will hold up for a long time though!
0:30 most games on consoles cost way more than quest and if you can buy a $300/$500 dollar headset you can buy atleast 4 or 3 games on the quest without breaking the bank
you mean 0:18?
@logofficial1926 No, he says in the video that buying games are extremely expensive even though games on steam and console cost like mostly $60/$50 dollars and somtimes even higher
Just ordered a Quest 2 for 278 including tax, I have 20 free games and 5 bought games on my oculus app and 9 free sidequest games ready for when it comes and my 40 dollar accessory bundle just got shipped in too. i feel like I skipped to the sidequest stage already and that i'll be a pro in only a month at this rate
I’ve had my quest 3 for 5 months and I’ve been bored for a while. Make the games less expensive so people can afford to play fun games and not get bored.
Been using VR ever since the Oculus Rift came out. Went through all stages multiple times haha
Nowadays I mostly just develop for VR games and don't play as much, but that goes for all games
This is actually very accurate, and entertaining.
thanks!
I actually asked myself that same question but in the end I ended returning my quest 2. It's like you said it's in the baby stages so there's not that many good games out and all the games are expensive. For some reason most the games feel like they should cost like 5 bucks or be free but end up being $20 or $30.
The stage where you find out you can use SteamVR on your headset, that was a gamechanger for me
i LOVE family get togethers because i put my grandparents, my aunts, my uncles, and my parents in vr to play but what they dont know is that they are in a horror game
'you turn it off for the first time'
???
Also, if you have the perfect size glasses, like me, they’ll fit in your headset so you can just wear them but warning they do get bit froggy sometimes
3:47 I just wear my glasses lol
Me too
this is pretty accurate, even for people like me who started playing vr with the rift way back in 2016/2017 (wonder if I would be at a different stage cause of how long I have been playing) good video
Thank you
All the colorful circular plastic pieces are part of a game called tiddlywinks, where you have to flick those little pieces into cups with the 4 or more bigger plastic pieces.
I’m kind of in the boredom stage for the first time ever right now, but I’m pretty sure once I get my mods on games I should be able to get out of it, but I’ll see what happens
*Rec Room left the chat*
I know
It’s so mid in my opinion
Good
The boredom stage is the reason I had multiple games for my vr on the day I got it, just so I have a lot of content off of the bat
5:36 i let my grandpa use my vr because i thought it would be funny seeing him trip out but instead he wouldnt let me have it back💀
6:09 was the best part
Why shouldn't you charge it to 100?
Because it will ruin your battery life, I should, I had my quest 2 since 2021 and it last no longer than 30 minutes now, mostly because I charged it to 100% or just stopped using it.
What I do is that I play rec room or vr since you can easily make friends and theres millions of custom maps you can play with friends, and other games like gtag ect with limited content I play every once in a while I never get bored or tired from playing them
Dude, I remember starting VR and seeing this video (December 26th 2024) and thinking. ***Huh, this won't be me later, they're weird asf*** almost 6 months in and I've experienced every single phase.
0:04 🤓☝ actually I buy my headset for my money and I work hard to buy meta quest 2 cause I gigachad, and I'm not a little whiner who whined to his momy to buy me a meta quest 2
You typing this tells me you begged your mom
I hope this is a joke
@@Rat_bug maybe, maybe not
@@Spooder0 🤓👆erm actually the chances of this being a joke according to my calculations are higher than the chances of it not because of the nerd emoji and the use of brainrot
@@LockPick-g2b💀its a joke.
And here I am on the Rift S in 2024. Still enjoying VR Chat, going crazy with avatar creation and modification.
I found this too relatable, im on boredom stage but getting out
boredom stage is probably gonna be temporary cuz all my friends getting a vr for christmas and we gonna fight TO THE DEATH in blade and sorcery
Vr is also not only bound to games only, you can watch 3D content on it and play some unreal engine games with an injector, vr gets more and more interesting quite quickly when you start exploring your options with it.
haha, i went through the prankster phase. i made my dad play walk the plank, i expected him to hate it but no.. he loved it so much it turned into his favorite game
I love how at 4:03 you used scary baboons music!
VRChat is really underdogged in this, it's quite literally a game full of plenty activities, people and the only thing that might bore you is if you have the stupid floppy standard strap for you Meta Quest 2 for example.
Got a og quest about 6 or so years ago, used it for a while until I got the quest 2 after it released, and sold my old quest to my brother. when my friends had their headsets still I would always be using it, especially during covid. now I will sometimes (like once every month or so) hop on to either play poker, beat saber (mods are a requirement) or some other random game for a bit and then not play it again for another month or so.
vr with friends can drastically change the outcome into the good side
What was that game you were playing? The shooter it kinda looked like CSGO pls let me know cause I’d like to try it once I get a quest.
Pavlov shack
Right now, I'm in my "comeback" phase. I haven't had my Quest 2 since last New Year's. I'm eager to get that feeling again, with new endeavors... such as PCVR.
I'm also in another phase I like to call the "Lights off in front of the PC on my bed with the brightness turned up" phase.
"Finally you get a quest 2 after monts of begging your parents."
What i heard: "finally you get a quest 2 after months of saving money."
The 3rd stage was probably beat saber, I played it mostly on the PSVR but years later I got the oculus and my sister knew I was wanting beatsaber so she got me that. Now I have lots of games to play.
I was always on the maybe stage, but VR is so worth it and more people should get that stuff
after 2 years of not using my VR it still sits in its legandry box
I’m back in the boredom stage, I was so excited to get fnaf help wanted 2 which would probably get me back into vr but it’s only on quest 3, guess I’m just stuck with big scary for now
The only reason I take breaks from playing is so my sweat doesn't soak into the face comfort cushion thing
Odd that you call it the grandparent stage, as I got board with it because no one I knew Had one except my niece and her husband. Our playtime rarely coincided. So after playing for a year, and it going back in the box for months, I gave it to my granddaughters. They've kept it relevant for a the past couple of years.
the stage when you discover the world of [REDACTED] & now you're contemplating what to do with a drunken sailor early in the morning.
In 8th grade I put my STEM teacher into FNaF VR Help Wanted (original) and it was hilarious when he got jumpscared. He never played the headset again. No matter how hard I tired. 🤣
I had only 2 stages
1. Get VR and play
2. Run into a problem with it for example not being able to update the version of headset for years
I never did the sidequest phase, but I did, and still am going through the "addicted to rec room, and only rec room" phase
make more of these, it is soo true
“you finally get your quest 2 after months” and i asked that for two years 😭
I actually played the quest 2 demo first. Was surprisingly dope as a first experience.
The stage you forget about is the working stage, this is when you actually try to be productive with your quest. Like watching TH-cam while doing dishes, chores, cooking, ext
Stopped playing my quest for like a year and hopped right back on lol
tbf the comeback stage was when i finally did PCVR only to find out i could run it the whole time lol. i had most vr games installed (e.g. half life alyx) and i completly forgot about steamVR when i tried for the first time and thought steam games could run off the oculus software.
Not gonna lie is the same thing that happened to me and Rec Room. It’s an unbreakable bond.
All of my friends (and me) got a quest 2 at the same time which made it fun for a lot longer
Green - But dude why did i relate to all the phases except the prankster one
bro forgot the secret final stage:
Vrchat mirror dweller
U forgot the vertigo stage. Got my quest 2 like 4 days ago and still crazy nauseous lol.
dang bro you'll get used to it cause you're the goat
Bro I actually like went through all those stages on my vr for the like 5 years I had it for
This is the stages of a Gorilla Tag player.
1. Get a quest 2
2. Download gtag
3. Get addicted
4. Start screaming offensive words when you tag someone
5. Break your arms from swinging them so hard
6. Forget you have legs
7. become monke
I hopped on side quest a week after getting my vr, got Pavlov, and played it for 2 years straight
4:11 the most relaxing music scary baboon
I’d say this list is pretty accurate. I just got out of the boredom stage and have been playing a lot of VR lately
imagine being born like 200 years later and experiencing the same level vr as the sword art online one
i am on the obsession stage number 2 rn, after comeback. ive been starting to play beat saber 24/7, and i just got mods to make it even better.
echo vr was truly a spectacle...
Nah bro just summed up my entire time of having a quest 2, it's crazy including the boredom and obsession. Thats hella crazy bro
i always wanted to have VR since i played some on a tech event that stayed in my city for half a month, i would visit to play at least 4 to 5 times a week, just to do a line and try diferent things with VR, so i bought a used psvr and built a jerry VR rig, it took me lots of hours , for days, until i got everything, and set up everything, now i can play a lot of PCVR games, and i love it, when i finish university and start working i will probably add a last gen vr to my "buy this thing" list
As i got a quest back in 2022
I cant relate to any of these stages
My first game that I played was gun raiders
I love first steps (only for the dancing robot and music)