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Even current Oculus Quest can detect and show objects in your environment. It doesn't seem that hard for VR in the future to utilize that and adapt the environm
by saberdancer 6y ago
Even current Oculus Quest can detect and show objects in your environment. It doesn't seem that hard for VR in the future to utilize that and adapt the environment around you to mimic your obstacles. Another possibility is games that create infinite impossible maze (Tea For God). You can walk around in that game for hours without hitting anything.
You don't need customized environments, you need some free space around yourself. I live in a small apartment and I do just fine.
One of basic aspects of VR is setting up a virtual "play area" that the headset warns when you are close to leaving so I don't see how most of the complaints are valid.
- fomine3 6y agoVirtual barrier won't work if I move quickly. Play The Thrill of the Fight, punch a wall!
- saberdancer 6y agoYes, if you run you will hit a wall. If you completely lose track of outside world that is a possibility. For most people, if they have issues with this constantly they should make their guardian smaller and put the system to be more sensitive and show the guardian earlier. If this doesn't help then you are out of luck but for most people, it works fine.