im not sure what would pull people in to do vr cafe on the regular or atleast more than 2 tmies

at least within the first 10 years

then again i dont know the joy

I don't think it'll last past 15 years

you don't think VR will last past 15 years?

wtf

It's going to keep getting more affordable

No

I mean the VR cafe

oh sure

maybe

you'll eventually go the way of internet cafes

the issue eventually will come down to convenience, not price

maybe the candycrush culture gamers will really love vr cafe who knows

VR rigs may be cheap but who is gonna want to set one up in their house?

so you're selling space? i spose thats not something everyone has

i'm talking omni-directional treadmills, motion sensors, etc

Bunch of soyboy fags spending $20 an hour to play vrchat

At the very least, places like Magic Mountain, Chuck-e-cheese's, and other arcades will have VR stations i think

full set ups

you got racing seats?

im not completley sold on thoose treadmil vr headset things

we'll have stations for different kinds of VR simulations

stand-up treadmills, cockpits, etc

Neat

cockpits defenetly would work i think

How are you going to deal with greasy losers grossing up the headsets?

hire dedicated wiper

maybe get some kind of detatchable padding

20% of revenue goes to baby wipes

lol

<:LOL:402980517156225025>

"we gotta unfuck this business model we're spending all our profit on disinfectant"

I'm pretty sure they already have detachable padding

dont forget to buy spermicide

Lol

🤢

the thing to remember guys

is that VR is already being used in professional applications

and there is money there too

I played an arcade machine that was at a cinema once, it was this racing game that had this fucking amazing haptic feedback, the whole station rumbled, you could feel the engine through the peddal, and when you would go off a ramp the resistance in moving the steering wheel would disappear, and shock back in when you hit the ground