>>49011422It is but VR/AR in general is just something which keeps getting oversold for what current tech is capable of. It's similar to how AI which would respond to things in line of sight was supposed to be super realistic when in reality you can put buckets on NPC's heads in Skyrim and they have no clue what's happening. I think the Facebook thing is dead but don't be surprised if in another decade there's a slightly more realistic and feasible version.
It's like the difference between the virtual boy running something and the Index running Half Life Alyx.
