SiahWester
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I have a Quest 3 and I love it. It’s the first system that gave me the same feeling I had when I played Mario 64 for the first time as a kid.
It's akin to jumping from 2D to 3D. Now we're in our games!
I get motion sickness at the drop of a hat. I will not even try one.
Do you notice sickness when you move or is it all the time? There is such a thing called "VR legs". That sickness goes away after some use. Otherwise they have VR treadmills that solve that motion sickness from moving. A higher refresh rate for the VR panels also has been shown to help reduce motion sickness.
Im checking into the tech every few years but always walk away underwhelmed.
I think we're still faaar away from VR being a mature and potent enough tech to become mainstream in the private sector.
What do you think would excite you?
I'm one of the 20% or so that can't do VR--whenever I do, I get carsick and throw up. Tried it with all of them but OC3, and it's been the same story. I may get one down the road if there's a way I can wear corrective lenses or something (that isn't Dramamine) to help me not get motion sickness.
I'm also one of those assholes that can't see the 3D magic picture things, so this pretty much tracks.
And yes, I know it's a schooner.
And yes, I also know a schooner is a sailboat, stupidhead. Still can't see it.
Interesting. Does this motion sickness occur from moving?
I have an VR headset (Quest 3) but i should use it more often. I'm currently waiting for Deus Ex in VR mod.
Oooh that looks amazing. So many projects bringing flat games into VR. Fun times we're in.