Unquestionably artificial locomotion greatly exacerbates VR sickness, but I and many others still get it even after an hour or so in "seated" experiences. This

Unquestionably artificial locomotion greatly exacerbates VR sickness, but I and many others still get it even after an hour or so in "seated" experiences. This naturally varies from person to person, and supposedly one can develop "VR legs" if the comments I see on forums are to be believed. I'm certainly not prepared to train my body in my free time to get better at this if it involves repeatedly making myself feel sick. I personally regard the 800ish dollars I invested in a Rift + Touch setup the worst technology investment I've ever made, and the concept of VR style gaming was the stuff of childhood dreams for me. I really hope this gets much, much better before I would consider dipping my toe again.