Nock

As most of the things in VR are dead games, not full games, not fun, or just not enough content to be worth the price; It would be nice to have a demo version of the game that can be downloaded and played to get a feel for if we like the game and want to buy it. You can have a 24 hour time limit on the demo, or limit it to certain game modes, or any number of other ways demo games have been done in the history of video gaming. I just find it really difficult to spend ~$20 for each new game on VR, when the vast majority turn out to be duds. Give us a chance to see that Nock isn't a dud! Give us a chance to get hooked by how fun it is! Give us a chance to give Nock a chance.

I would love to know what my ping is while in a match

Add more minigames (like the already-existing golf, and skiball) to the park, I'm thinking of a shooting range, or bowling (you shoot a ball into pins)

I think given the numbers I am seeing, this might need to eventually have a big release as free to play. But definitely don't do this until the basic QoL issues are ironed out. The UI needs to feel effortless and sensible, and especially things like starting a fun match with cool people you meet needs to be way easier, e.g. Frustrated people just leave and you only get one shot at the transition. Anyway, one approach would be to wait until custom leagues are implemented. Free players could maybe play only competitive or private bot matches in 1-2 arenas with no cosmetics, and paid players (including all of us) could play custom / casual matches, create and participate in custom leagues, use more arenas, unlock cosmetics, etc. This would give us some desperately needed people in the competitive pool, like the old days. Anyway, just a thought. Keep at it!

Angel!#4853 I think it would be a good idea to add a friends list ingame. having a friends list could add better abilities for being able to join lobbies, only muting certain people, and changing volumes for friends so you can hear them better

A way to see lifetime stats shroomeroni#0934

Index controllers are far to sensitive and even with sensitivity set to LOW it still interrupts aiming and can be a bit dizzying.