u/Charles_0007

I paid $130 for a new HP Reverb G2 - unbelievable value, and it’s not bad at all compared to modern headsets. For a moment, I bought a Pico 4 Ultra for a tiny bit more than a Quest 3S (incredible value too), but I decided to return it. The stock face interface was horrendous, even though generally its comfort was nice once that was replaced. But even though its pixel density was pretty high, its subpixel layout is pretty noticeable (maybe pancake lenses are a bit too clear, lol).

With the Reverb G2, the sweet spot is smaller, but that’s not always a bad thing; the Pico 4 gave me a bit too much freedom (sometimes I felt something was off, but the image was pretty clear). The G2 forces you to keep the headset in the position you're supposed to. It’s pretty comfortable out of the box (however, for me, synthetic leather is far superior to fabric, but it is what it is). The FOV is worse, but for a quarter of the price, it’s not terrible.

The tracking was great honestly, even when it's lost, it can still tell its orientation, so it isn't that distracting. If you cover one controller with another, you have to perfectly block its tracking ring, which rarely happens unintentionally.

Hover and pressure sensitivity are not functioning as intended. I briefly restored them by resetting my device (General > Transfer or Reset iPad > Reset), but the improvement did not last long.

I hadn’t used my pencil for a while; a few days ago I removed it from its magnetic charging spot and placed it back, finding it at 0% charge. I didn’t think much of it, but today I wanted to use it in Procreate and couldn’t get it to function at all even though it showed a full charge (nothing pressure related works). I’m on iOS 27 beta, so perhaps that’s related, but I’m concerned it might not be. A short demonstration video shows how it behaves in Sketchbook, where it at least registered something.

I was bored and dug through some Korean K2 blogs, so I drew this up. It should be more or less accurate. There are also thinner ceramics protecting the ammo compartment, but they're pretty thin, mostly just against small arms and HMGs.

Anyone who has ever encountered Gaijin's bug report system or tried to improve the game by submitting suggestions knows how inefficient it is. Even after being accepted, problems are often ignored or completely dismissed later on, while the mods have become increasingly ignorant and sometimes straight-up toxic.

I propose a protest. The idea is to flood them with nonsensical reports following the mods' own logic: "We know the upgrade was planned, but did they even do it?"

Using that exact logic, we should question the stats of currently implemented vehicles. For example: "We have no idea if the T-90M with Arena actually had a functional system. They planned it, but there aren't enough sources. Maybe it’s just for looks, or maybe they just thought „Arena” sounded like a cool name."

The more nonsensical, the better. The point is to make it clear that we are doing this on purpose to make a statement, not because we are just dummies.