> - Wanting to slouch on the couch without it affecting your gameplay You can easily play some games sitting, but still you can't do no exercise. That's a plus

> - Wanting to slouch on the couch without it affecting your gameplay You can easily play some games sitting, but still you can't do no exercise. That's a plus: a friend I played frequently with has lost more weight playing than with any other method. (for most people exercising isn't useful for losing weight but it has many benefits for the brain) > - Wanting to pick up your cup of tea or soda in slow moments in the game I've done that. With a bottle or a cup with a straw. The vive camera makes it easy. > - Wanting to hear & see if other members of the family have got home It depends on which headset are you using and how much noise people makes coming home. I usually do hear them. > - Not wanting to look like an idiot with a thing on your head making strange in-game movements > - Feeling antisocial because as you only have one head-set others in the room can't see what you're doing (making it feel antisocial to go into that world) People _can_ see what are you doing with a correctly positioned screen. In any case those problems are temporary and sounds easy to solve. I'm not very social myself but I want to make a SteamVR "intercommunicator" to talk with people IRL without losing immersion (or maybe even making it more immersive).