> Not gonna happen. Sorry to break it to you. I already feel that way in my Oculus Quest 2! In my opinion there is something different about being "embodied"

> Not gonna happen. Sorry to break it to you. I already feel that way in my Oculus Quest 2! In my opinion there is something different about being "embodied" in a 3D virtual environment that is all around you, seeing the gestures of people you interact with and moving around. Certain human interaction modes, such as moving closer to hear someone, looking at the person you are talking to, gesturing to highlight conversation points etc are already qualitatively different in VR than video games imo. And it looks like this will further increase in the future with face tracking etc.