Instead, you'll need to change you audio latency for this one, even if you've never needed to alter your latency before. This did not help with lower scores, though. Although there are still occasional issues with detecting blocks on the far left and far right, hitting those distant blocks is far more consistent. If you're like me, you may not need to adjust your player height. Mine is still above the height of my real floor, otherwise getting underneath some obstacles proved impossible.
We did recommend playing with the floor at knee height, but you'll now need to lower it. As the tweet states, lowering your floor position does help, although perhaps not to the extent suggested in the tweet. The floor position instantly appeared higher than it had been, and I was struggling to hit blocks at the top of the screen. Until this issue is fixed, we've got some workarounds for you. The issue isn't due to the changes to the scoring system as you might have assumed instead, it's a result of an accidental alteration of how the floor position works. At the same time, the game received an update, and since that update, many PlayStation VR players (myself included) have suffered with a variety of tracking issues, resulting in lower scores and dropped combos. The Imagine Dragons Music Pack was released last week for Beat Saber.
