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I really wanted to love VR but it makes me so nauseous I literally can't even think about it. Any sign of this issue being solved somehow?
by andrewstuart 7y ago
I really wanted to love VR but it makes me so nauseous I literally can't even think about it.
Any sign of this issue being solved somehow?
- MikusR 7y agoYou should mention what hardware you have used.
- andrewstuart 7y agoPSVR
- corysama 7y agoAnd, the game? Try Beat Saber. If that gets you sick, then I’m sorry. Not much can be done. Everyone has a different tolerance for motion disparity before they get sick. Most people can acclimate with gradual exposure as long as use low-motion experiences and you stop each session immediately when you begin to feel sick. Progress is being made to improve the experience for everyone on both the hardware and software design sides.
- Geee 7y agoThere's this new device that floods the vestibular system with white noise vibration, which seems to reduce VR sickness. https://uploadvr.com/ototech-vibrating-headband-vr-sickness/ https://uploadvr.com/ototech-vibrating-headband-vr-sickness/
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- Zanni 7y agoIt depends a lot on the software. Games that have been ported to VR are particularly bad (Skyrim makes my head spin). Games that are VR first (Beat Saber, Superhot) don't force as much head motion and are much gentler to play.
- berberous 7y agoIt's not about head motion, but about unnatural motion. Looking forward but running with a joystick, or strafing to the left while looking straight ahead? I get super sick instantly. Exploring a room and looking around where my movements in real life map 1:1 with VR? Zero issues.
- Impossible 7y agoSuper Hot is a very well executed port, not VR first.
- MBCook 7y agoFrom what I’ve read it seems like they basically rebuilt the game from the ground up for VR.