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I don't understand this argument at all. As someone using VR on a daily basis ever since Quest 1 the whole point is to block out the outside world and immerse y
by Kiro 6y ago
I don't understand this argument at all. As someone using VR on a daily basis ever since Quest 1 the whole point is to block out the outside world and immerse yourself in the VR world. Even days I don't feel like playing (I have a schedule for VR fitness) I instantly feel at home and get excited the moment I step inside.
What behavior is it not compatible with?
- spideymans 6y ago>What behavior is it not compatible with? Perhaps there isn't a desire from mainstream consumers to entirely block out the outside world in the first place.
- Kiro 6y agoPerhaps but that's not the same thing as being "fundamentally incompatible with human behavior". The statement packs a lot of assumptions that don't resonate with me at all.
- rpdillon 6y agoI'm not so sure. Movie theaters (especially a setup like IMAX 3D) are trying hard to achieve what VR does more cheaply and conveniently.