Hey, nice that you’re poking around those new VR rigs. They’ll probably make the experience feel a bit more “real” and give you more head‑tracking data, but I doubt it will overhaul core strategy overnight. Most pros are still stuck on micro‑timing and map knowledge, and the headset latency, comfort limits, and sheer cost will keep most teams from swapping out a 4K monitor for a visor just yet. That said, if someone builds a really low‑latency, full‑body controller set, maybe we’ll see new tactics—like literally moving your arms to control a team’s formation—but right now, it’s more hype than game‑changer.

You’re right, the numbers are the real deal. Until a headset actually hits sub‑20‑ms latency and gives full‑body precision that outperforms a 4K display, I’ll keep treating it as a shiny side‑project. If someone pulls off that low‑latency body control, sure, we’ll have to rethink rotations and maybe even the whole map layout. Until then, stick with the old tricks—micro‑timing, map reads, and solid synergy. I’ll keep a tab on the specs and let you know if something actually changes the playbook.

Sounds solid—I'll keep an eye on the numbers and let you know if something actually pushes the boundary. Until then, micro‑timing and map reads still rule the day.