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Uhm I’m not sure about this issue, but it made some progress and that’s nice.

I found this issue that might help or not, with the apparent fix of switching to Default for the first time and then switching back to Pipewire

Hey Lynn!

I’m in a similar situation but I’ve been able to play VR games through ALVR and the Quest 2 without an issue.

For starters, your friend doesn’t need a specific USB C cable, he could use a USB C connected to the Quest 3 and a USB A 3.0 connected to the PC.

I take it that he installed ALVR through the AUR, being Garuda an Arch-Linux (I use Arch BTW) distro. I had several issues with that version and I fixed every issue using the alvr_streamer_linux.tar.gz download in the release page, see here for instructions.

Things that should be taken in consideration:

• both the ALVR client (installed on the Quest) and the ALVR server (running on the PC) should be the same version number
• the latest SteamVR patch breaks ALVR, hence it’s mandatory to select “previous_version” through the Beta configuration of SteamVR (see here

My usual fire team can confirm that 380 is one of my favorite stratagems and I have it on me 90% of the time. We didn’t notice much of a difference.

Patrol? 380 MM barrage.

Light nest? 380 MM barrage.

Stalker’s lair? 380 MM barrage.

Achieving minimum damage with maximum force is the freedom way.