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I get quite motion-sick. Boat rides are - at best - mildly unpleasant. After trying the oculus dk1 roller coaster demo, I was incapable of doing anything for 4
by danielheath 6y ago
I get quite motion-sick. Boat rides are - at best - mildly unpleasant.
After trying the oculus dk1 roller coaster demo, I was incapable of doing anything for 4-5 hours and still felt sick days later.
I play beat saber regularly; taking off the vive after an hour I feel mildly disoriented for about half a minute and then I am fine. The tech has progressed tremendously and no longer gives me any trouble (which may not hold true for everyone but it’s definitely been fine for me)!
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoThe DK1 was basically the same as google cardboard in terms of tech... I still have mine under my desk.
- squeaky-clean 6y agoA big part of it is does your ingame motion match your real world motion. In games like Beat Saber the only movements are from you physically moving. I've had a VR headset for maybe 4 years now and can still only play racing games for about an hour before motion sickness starts to settle in. I bet the roller coaster demo would be much less disorienting if one sat in a motion simulator. I'd love to own one eventually for my sim-racing setup.