Who is the end user? Other stakeholders should have an opinion and insights, especially when they have to budget resources for a project. That being said, the end user is the one that will be using the VR app often so there feedback should be given the highest priority. If other stakeholders don't agree there may be underlying goals not related to users (i.e. engagement time, PR, short-term capital, etc).

First recognize the goals and needs that are of interest to each party, then, as a meeting facilitator, identify bottlenecks where interests overlap and where they diverge Then evaluate a number of conflicting factors in terms of business value, user value, and implementation costs This will help you weed out ideas and views that are less impactful and reduce pressure and conflict

To navigate stakeholder conflicts in a VR project, it's crucial to connect each priority to the company’s objectives and key performance indicators (KPIs). Evaluate how each initiative impacts the KPIs that matter most, such as user engagement, revenue, or market growth. Based on the company’s current strategy, one initiative will typically have a larger impact on the primary KPI. By focusing on this alignment, you can lead a more objective discussion, helping stakeholders see which priority will drive the greatest value for the business.