DerpyEagle
5 февраля 2020
Spend your money elsewhere.
I'm a simple man; I saw Hatsune Miku in the preview trailer for this app and downloaded it immediately. I saw all the one-star reviews. I realised that I'd have to buy virtual tickets to attend these concerts, but this was okay with me. I'd love to support the artists that I listen to and the VTubers that I watch. One of the benefits of holding concerts in VR is that without the cost of a traditional venue, pricing can be far, far lower than a physical concert, allowing for much cheaper ticket costs. Come on, how much could a virtual ticket cost-- $5? $10? I assumed that most of the one-star reviews were just people that felt misled by the app's "free" price on the store, a position that is valid but didn't stop me from wanting to try it out myself. In the app, I went to see how much the next Miku concert would cost me. There's no scheduled programming for 2020, so to find the price to expect, I went to the last concert that had Miku in it. When I saw that it had cost just under $70 CAD, I'm pretty sure I coughed up a little blood. I scrolled through the list of other events in abject horror, realizing that this wasn't even the most expensive event. There were ones that were cheaper, but I didn't see even a single event under $15. I love Hatsune Miku (and I saw some other names I wanted to see, too), but I'm a student, and if attending these concerts and events means blowing my food budget for the month, no chance. For those like me who are interested but can't afford this app: watch 360° vocaloid videos in VRChat with friends. Go to the MMD dance world if you want a more 3D experience; it's comparable to what this app (seems to) offer, on-demand, totally free, and has a greater degree of user customization. Developers of this app: you are getting bad reviews because you charge way too much for tickets to each event. Even half of the price you have now would still be too much.
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