The most frustrating thing about playing #BeatSaber on the #Quest3S (aside from Zuck) is that it works pretty well... until it randomly decides it has NO IDEA what those things I'm waving around are for, and gives *zero* feedback about what might be wrong.
So I do a bunch of superstitious checks: is there light, but not TOO MUCH light? What if I turn to the left? Clean the sensors? Move three feet? Reboot? Unpair the controllers, change batteries, re-pair?
Just abysmally bad tech.
I know this thing is dead but look at this cool map i made in like 20 minutes
Beat Saber arriva su Horizon+: il gioco è incluso, ma quasi tutti i DLC restano a pagamento
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.galaxyaddicted.it/2026/03/beat-saber-horizon-plus-dlc-pagamento/
Been uhming and aahing about jumping into modded #BeatSaber for a while now.
Mostly I'm not good enough yet to be able to play most of the modded maps (I'm not yet able to do Expert+ in base game and I can only Full Combo the easiest Experts). Other issues around losing the ability to play multiplayer with my friends were assuaged by the existence of a mod that lets you swap between versions.
To test the waters I was mucking about with BeatSage, which takes a music track and automatically generates a map for it that can be dropped into the Custom Tracks folder without modding. The maps it makes are... an experience. They look like the BeatSaber equivalent of early AI art. You can see what it's trying to create if you tilt your head and squint a bit, but up close it's jank. Notes INSIDE walls? Oh well, at least I can dance* to music that's not in the base game or Monstercat DLCs.
*(in as much as my foot allows, which is improving albeit glacially.)
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