Have you played it?
All I play now is Walkabout Mini Golf haha
I've played it now, both on Steam with WiFi streaming and Oculus, ended up doing so because I think my laptop is giving up the ghost, random stuttering on anything GPU intensive (so Phasmo, Smite, etc. still run fine, but doesn't work for anything VR as any stuttering will make you ill, so had to stop playing Phasmo in VR which is sad).
Zenith I first got a blade master tank to level 4 the first day, the second day I got him to level 7 about while questing with a group, quite a bit of fun, recommend you don't play tank as a blade master and rather go dps, haven't tried support yet.
Then today started an elemental dps, quite a bit of fun, hand gestures need a bit of work as all the stuff in front of you gets in the way, but the combat is nice. I kind of was trying to cast spell gestures like in the Wizards (
https://store.steampowered.com/app/586950/The_Wizards__Enhanced_Edition/ I do not recommend buying it anymore, for 2017 it was great, but even by 2020 it was already meh, and now it's just bad outside of gesture system; this game still makes me motion sick as teleports always cause black bars on the side, so does "intense" combat since stylistic, absolutely atrocious), but this game requires you to be a bit slower to make the gesture, then fast cast rather than doing a smooth gesture, they have to work on that. Got to level 7 today in about 1.5h, compared to the other ~6 hours to 8, since knew how to go about the quests and stuff, figuring it out was fun though.
They also need to work on the mini map showing where stuff is, the hand mini-map on left hand is great, but should have quest names on it imho. Was helping a guy explaining how to use the world map, but the world map is also not that great. Map is huge though, for a R150/30 EUR game, it's pretty solid.
But yeah, good game, not sure how latency is from South Africa, but think it would be fine, if have a quest, would definitely get it. The flying system in the game is absolutely great, it's one of the things I enjoy most about GW2, having it in a VR game is awesome.
The people on it are generally friendly as well, mostly an older audience I've met so far with a handful of kids that are basically paired with other adults, which is interesting.
Oddest thing so far was some girl was touching up one of the male quest givers saying how handsome he was, after I asked if she knew others could hear her, she was like "it's fine, he's pretty, everyone should know". Odd when the guys are the ones being appropriate in a VR game,
@Tribble would probably love the game.
Graphics are good enough to be immersive, screen shots and stuff don't really matter when playing VR, don't try to compare it.