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Do short sessions, like 20-30 minutes max.
When you have an option to 'teleport vs. smoothly walk somewhere, take the teleport option.
Many games have additional "comfort" options; consider activating those
In general, if you're standing still in the VR world and creatures or things are coming at you, you're gonna be fine. The challenge happens when you're moving through VR-land and your brain gets confused that your motion in that world isn't matching what you're doing with your legs.
So some people have found that actually walking in place can help (though I never tried that).
Lastly, a lot of us oddly have found that positioning a table fan or any fan really on us while we're VR'ing can stave off motion sickness.
But the most important advice out of all of that is really just taking it slow. Trying a bit more each day and easing into things over a week or two. At least for me, it took me nearly two weeks to feel generally comfortable with most VR games and I was definitely initially queasy when starting out!
Good luck!
P.S. -- Some games where you're barely moving at all can be a great way to spend your time in VR, like Gadgeteer or the new Humanity game.
Virtual Desktop
Beat Saber
GOLF+
Vader Immortal: A Star Wars VR Series
The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners
Premium Bowling
Gun Club VR
SUPERHOT VR
Vader Immortal: Episode II
The Thrill of the Fight
Vader Immortal: Episode I
Real VR Fishing
Vader Immortal: Episode III
Arizona Sunshine
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- Do short sessions, like 20-30 minutes max.
- When you have an option to 'teleport vs. smoothly walk somewhere, take the teleport option.
- Many games have additional "comfort" options; consider activating those
- In general, if you're standing still in the VR world and creatures or things are coming at you, you're gonna be fine. The challenge happens when you're moving through VR-land and your brain gets confused that your motion in that world isn't matching what you're doing with your legs.
- So some people have found that actually walking in place can help (though I never tried that).
- Lastly, a lot of us oddly have found that positioning a table fan or any fan really on us while we're VR'ing can stave off motion sickness.
But the most important advice out of all of that is really just taking it slow. Trying a bit more each day and easing into things over a week or two. At least for me, it took me nearly two weeks to feel generally comfortable with most VR games and I was definitely initially queasy when starting out!Good luck!
P.S. -- Some games where you're barely moving at all can be a great way to spend your time in VR, like Gadgeteer or the new Humanity game.
Also to add to the reply. Very important to set the IPD correctly. Even it being one number off can create a "double vision" making it dizzy for the user. Bring up any menu up and get close to any letters then adjust the IDP by turning the physical wheel on the headset to where the letter is the most clear to you. Can also be adjusted within the same number (my brain is good at picking from reality and fake.) Lastly it's optional to change the color gradients to warmer colors in the settings menu. It helps a little bit
PS: mine is set somewhere in the high 62's.
Any recommendations for games that'll suit someone who doesn't have 'VR-legs'?
Any recommendations for games that'll suit someone who doesn't have 'VR-legs'?
Try walking in place when you walk in games, keeping your feet in sync with the game has helped me with feeling sick. Also sitting while driving/flying
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I just set the other controller on the floor near the corner of the boundary. As long as it isn't too close to the boundary, the boundary disappears and I can play and never have to think about it
I think I'm the only person who doesn't lose their minds over walkabout golf.
Maybe I'm missing something. I bought it, played it a few times, and it's fun. But if you read people's reviews, you'd think it's Skyrim mixed with Last of Us.
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