> Not everyone is privileged enough to live in an environment perfectly suitable for work or living their life. Two issues with that: 1. A good VR setup requi

> Not everyone is privileged enough to live in an environment perfectly suitable for work or living their life. Two issues with that: 1. A good VR setup requires more space than a good home office. I've got a perfectly workable home office that is also my VR space, but is at the bare minimum of what SteamVR will allow room scale usage in, and does lead to bumping into things. 2. Longer term VR use is actively tiring. I mean obviously beat saber and active use is, but even two hours flight simming which is sitting in a chair does this in a way it isn't using my monitor. Maybe lighter or dimmer future headsets will help with this, but that's a big assumption.