Sounds like a good idea. Either way, I think the event winner should decide how they want the giveaway to work, since they're trading in their own personal prize to do it.
If I luck out and win the event, I'm planning to make a thread on the official Oculus forums and accept entrants there. Maybe not as many people would see it, but since many of the people there already have Oculus Go (or will be getting Oculus Quest in a few days) I figure there's a better chance that whoever wins the Sensor Kit will actually end up using it. I'd hate for it to just end up collecting dust in someone's closet or being flipped on eBay or something, lol.
Because of that, it's probably a good idea for any kind of giveaway to include a disclaimer, urging people to only enter IF they have (or plan to get) both the required headset and an exercise bike.
(And now to hop back on mine, and see if I can increase my chances of winning a bit. Only two days left!)
If I luck out and win the event, I'm planning to make a thread on the official Oculus forums and accept entrants there. Maybe not as many people would see it, but since many of the people there already have Oculus Go (or will be getting Oculus Quest in a few days) I figure there's a better chance that whoever wins the Sensor Kit will actually end up using it. I'd hate for it to just end up collecting dust in someone's closet or being flipped on eBay or something, lol.
Because of that, it's probably a good idea for any kind of giveaway to include a disclaimer, urging people to only enter IF they have (or plan to get) both the required headset and an exercise bike.
(And now to hop back on mine, and see if I can increase my chances of winning a bit. Only two days left!)