That last part sounds very convincing, especially when looking at your sig. I don’t need to try to convince you, it’s out there for everyone to read what “a certain group of people” thinks about the game. I guess one can always find something else to justify one’s opinion. 

I accept your opinion, but I think you’re severely missing out. 

So you do desire a flame debate then?, because now your attaching the sig to a known flame war of itself.

I never needed convincing of any sort, frankly because I am able to see what is currently out there on the field, and it does not entice nor excite me. Like I said in my original post, I'm waiting for gen 3 at the least, when, hopefully VR games will have reached a point where they contain just as much depth, complexity and stunning visuals that we've come to expect from AAA titles.

When I said "certain group of people", I was referring to the journos, not a specific console group btw. 

I need no justification either, it's just my own personal choice and decision on the matter. 

I tried a friend’s Vive and it was amazing.

I bought a PSVR to play through a bunch of titles in the comfort of my own home. Some great new experiences there which were worth trying out. The Vive is much more immersive if you can justify the price.

Overall though, I sold the PSVR and games because it’s not something I’ll use long-term. The setup is messy with cables everywhere, you need to cordon off a large area to play (not an issue if you live alone, but family and kids make this an unnecessary barrier to entry), and individual sessions can be limited once nausea kicks in (dependant on the games you play).

It’s worth trying, but isn’t yet convenient enough for many (most?) lifestyles.

Again...I don’t get why you refuse to believe all the journos and I’m telling you again: Astro-Bot is a fully fledged AAA title with up to 12 hours playtime and has probably more complexity and depth due to all the VR specific game mechanics, than many other platformers before it. The visuals are also absolutely top notch.

Let's get back to it when I have more room and I'm more interested in investing in a new graphics card. Most like I'll upgrade my graphics card once Total War: Three Kingdoms comes out, but that won't help with the space issue...

I don't get people saying that it's not "there" yet and waiting for way higher tech and lower more affordable costs. You can wait 10-20 years until it's "there".....in the meantime, I enjoy this, now.

https://youtu.be/xRb8qx4AqvU

because that's their own experiences?. Theirs alone are subjective and not objective (not one can be in the case of "wow this is awesome 10/10" because it's subjective.

Going from what I've seen, it doesn't look as complex as anything outside of a party based VR game, one filled with mini game like events of it's own.

Visuals for me are sub-par, which leads us to the difference in opinion at the end of the day. 

I like how we've somehow formed two divides, the "enlightened" and the other the lowly uneducated "parrots".

"my eyes were opened", that's the kind of stuff console players rolled their eyes about for whenever someone mentioned that about modding or discovering higher end hw on PC. Interesting to see it being used here and not being able to be put into question (seemingly).

Defenders gonna defend, just as much as someone who disagrees with your view is somehow labeled as a "hater", the opposite will also be labeled. I do not "hate" VR, I simply have higher standards than some folk on here, and where I'd like VR to go isn't anywhere close to "where it's at".

Also, people can be skeptical without having to come off as "cool", but I guess you aren't aware of that, going by how you write about those skeptical folk.

IF you are, then you'd also be aware how petty it can come off to label a group who doesn't see it your way as "parrots". 

It’s just a fact that many of the sceptics and naysayer have little to no experience with VR themselves. At least with good, real 6DOF VR and full games for it. It might be you’re one of them, it might be you’re not, but I’m sure you understand that owners of VR systems are at least sceptical of the credibility of people who don’t own a system themselves.