I think what you and i are talking about are two totally different subjects. I am talking about "development", not cheap passification of users through 3D trinkets. The home hasn't evolved in almost two years worth talking about. Giving people freebies is a cheap trick that companies like Bethesda does to make people think things are still going on as business as usual (i.e. Fallout 76). Development are new features that make a fundamental difference in the way you actually use the software in question. And, as far as Quest 2's home goes, they're probably never going to make it like the original Oculus Home because it's a different structure and different memory allocations when it comes to the software. Quest 2 is a completely different animal and cannot compare to the PC apps because of it's memory limitations. Take VR chat, the PC version is far superior because of the structure and memory expansion as well as almost unlimited storage. No, you honestly can't compare native Quest 2 to PC Airlinked Quest 2.