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My experience with VR motion sickness was that it mostly went away after a couple dozen hours. Occasionally it'll come back for me when I try a new experience,
by ranger207 1y ago
My experience with VR motion sickness was that it mostly went away after a couple dozen hours. Occasionally it'll come back for me when I try a new experience, but it's usually gone after another hour or so. Not an insignificant amount of time of course, but if you're designing an experience for existing VR users, I think you can safely assume most of your users have their VR legs at this point
- paulryanrogers 1y agoI think this varies widely. I've spent hours in VR. But it always causes a headache, and if I'm not careful then nausea too. They say women are more likely to develop nausea because of they're able to preceive motion a bit more precisely than men.