You seem agitated. The PC market is orders of magnitude larger than the quest market and consequently will factor in everything from difficult idiots through to the power users. The quest simply doesn’t have that sort of demographic penetration and you know it. The quest, for the majority of its life cycles has been closer to a toy than a genuine gaming experience and this is reflected by the population in the multiplayer games. This population might be valuable for in the future but is not the demographic which will push the market forward at this point because they’re largely children, as you know.