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Until they solve the vertigo issue it's a non-starter for me and several of my friends who would otherwise be the target market.
by throwawa14223 2y ago
Until they solve the vertigo issue it's a non-starter for me and several of my friends who would otherwise be the target market.
- crooked-v 2y agoMost nausea issues come down to bad/unimaginative design, rather than being inherent to the headset. For an example, try out Gorilla Tag, which uses arm-swing movement instead of making you use a joystick.
- throwawa14223 2y agoI haven't tried Gorilla Tag, but given I can't stand still with the headset on in the Quest lobby I have my reservations.
- two_handfuls 2y agoThere has been a lot of progress in that front over time. Unironically the standaline headsets also help because the most vertigo-inducing thing is to run PCVR with an underpowered PC. It makes you nauseous before you consciously notice the skipped frames etc.