• Electricd@lemmybefree.netEnglish
    5·
    11 hours ago

    As someone who used to get sick in cars and boats, I got it, so you might as well

    If the technology interests you, then sick or not, you’ll probably like it. Won’t play every day, but it’ll be a nice experience.

    Start with games with not a lot of motion (beat saber for example), then move to more intensive games. You’ll get sick after 15mins, then 20mins, then 25… until you last for a couple hours, and at this point you’ve built your resistance.

    Just stop playing when you feel sick and try again an hour later when you feel better or a few days later

    But yea, VR isn’t straightforward or an obvious purchase. It requires time and will, and money, obviously

    It’s clearly a luxury and you need to have too much money or be really motivated to purchase it

    • oopsgodisdeadmybad@lemmy.zipEnglish
      1·
      3 hours ago

      Personally that’s what I’d like to do anyway. I’m saying that to discuss the growth of the technology among the masses.

      Assuming it doesn’t make me violently ill, i like tech and gaming enough to keep it around otherwise. But the potential for the issue and the committal involved off the bat are difficulties for any new, different-enough tech.