Yes, and even if the room is large there are tables and break-y things that invariably interact with shins, swinging controllers and your ability to just fully

Yes, and even if the room is large there are tables and break-y things that invariably interact with shins, swinging controllers and your ability to just fully immerse. I stopped playing VR mostly because I was tired of re-arranging furniture and re-calibrating the Index when I did so. I guess if you live in a house and have a basement or 'rec room' with no furniture, it's less of a hassle to play ping pong or Beat Sabre in VR. Otherwise it's VR Poker with its random social toxicity where I can sit on the couch and interact with people if I find a table without kids or mean people in it.