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VR, like many things, can take some getting used to. But because the experience is so amazing a lot of people are willing to build up their VR tolerance. Try

VR, like many things, can take some getting used to. But because the experience is so amazing a lot of people are willing to build up their VR tolerance. Try a different experience. One where you are “static” and everything else is moving around you. Things like beat saber, table tennis etc. never make me sick. Roller coasters, driving, flying games and even ones where you are just walking around are really tough

jeffrallen 6y ago
> build up their VR tolerance Yeah, makes sense. But also is surprising: DVDs, video games, smart phones and other technologies with historically fast adoption did not require their users to brave physical discomfort to build up a tolerance.
- multjoy 6y ago
  But that’s because they’re not convincing your brain that you’re somewhere else doing things that your body isn’t actually doing.