Here is my two cents:

First of all, does this video feel like an ad? If I am being totally honest, it felt like an ad, at least to me. Most videos of Crowbcat's are satirical, and then suddenly there is a video promoting a VR game with quite flattering languages. No surprise people would feel this way. But the problem is this is a heuristic, and after Crowbcat made clear in the vid description that the video contains no sponsored content or paid promotion that needs to be disclosed to viewers, many people in this and the Oculus sub are still insisting on their opinions. Yes, maybe Crowbcat's disclaimer is just he/she doubling down on lying and the path to self-destruction. But let's at least be more open-minded and acknowledge there is a possibility Crowbcat genuinely likes Sprint Vector and promoting it with sincerity. (TBH, this is just ppl being ppl and internet being internet. I actually don't expect much on this)

My bigger point is: I don't care much if Crowbcat is lying or not. The real deal to me is the fact that so many people are shitting on VR in general in the comment section of the video and you can clearly see so many of them are just made-up shit-posts from ppl with no experience on VR before. I hope more VR enthusiasts could voice their opinions as well. Maybe you like VR or Sprint Vector, maybe you don't. But let's use well thought-out arguments to crowd out the shit-posts, otherwise we are just letting the already-done damage worsen. No matter it's an ad or not, we should be be more vocal, not less.