for real, i tried out some vr stuff at a pax once. whatever allotted time we had to play it me and my wife only used about 1/3rd of it because we both got raging headaches and felt nauseous.
for real, i tried out some vr stuff at a pax once. whatever allotted time we had to play it me and my wife only used about 1/3rd of it because we both got raging headaches and felt nauseous.
What we really need is a holodeck.
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OctoberRavenPlays fighting games for the storySkyeline Hotel Apartment 4ARegistered Userregular
So... for Gabe, VR is either a founding father of heavy metal, or an urban legend concocted in the 19th century?
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"The amount of VR he can suffer through - even chemically augmented - is apparently governed by some kind of glowing bar, and this bar refills at a trickle."
So Grimboria's VR tolerance is basically a shitty Facebook "energy" system that he needs to buy virtual currency for to load more than 1% per hour?
But signatures don't really work, do they?
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Zilla36021st Century. |She/Her|Trans* Woman In Aviators Firing A Bazooka. ⚛️Registered Userregular
I can only last about an hour in PSVR, not because of motion sickness (I luckily don't have that problem at all).
It's the lenses fogging up from my breath/weird shaped nose. It's like a gross eye-sauna.
@zilla360 I find that when that starts to happen, I can slide the visor out a little away from my face, which lets the heat escape out the top of the headset for a while. It's obviously "less immersive" this way, but it does allow me to keep playing.
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Yeah, they never mention the motion sickness in all those old sci fi stories.
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The bucket's cool, but it's no tarp.
What we really need is a holodeck.
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So Grimboria's VR tolerance is basically a shitty Facebook "energy" system that he needs to buy virtual currency for to load more than 1% per hour?
It's the lenses fogging up from my breath/weird shaped nose. It's like a gross eye-sauna.