Is Sponsored Content Hurting VR? Meta's Ambassador Program Under the Microscope

[@Moochaa]

Very high quality work here. Was very surprised when I saw the view count. Enjoyed the small bits of humour too. Keep it up.

[@UnsponsoredVRGaming]

Thank you so much, I appreciate it!

[@azurewrath6625]

Glad to see a video like this because it is so obvious on social media sites how Meta manipulates things their way by either upvoting heavily or with adding tons of comments, particularly adding negativity to other headsets.

[@UnsponsoredVRGaming]

Thank you! And you're right, if you try to force something, or "dog bowl" it, as Zuckerberg called it, then it can have something of a Streisand effect: even if the tech or game is really good or cool, it gives the impression that excitement for it is fake and may cause others to just dismiss it or be more skeptical of it.

[@EzcaGaming]

Bro, that's a great video. You really hit the point on this one but the issue isn't VR games alone. I clicked it and it took me a while to realize it's you. The quality of the video is great.

[@UnsponsoredVRGaming]

Thank you, and you’re right. I briefly touch on the almighty Dorito Pope, Jeff Keighley himself. There was also the WB controversy when they paid streamers to play Shadow of Mordor, but didn’t let them mention it was part of Lord of the Rings.