I’m just joking around. I think there are some pretty compelling “made for VR” experience, but general stereo 3D content (like regular AAA games or 3D Blu-Ray) actually look worse. Like you’ll have a “4K” headset, but once you account for the aspect ratio difference, and scaling required (since it’s not a flat screen due to the lenses) it ends up almost worse than watching a 1080P Blu-Ray on a 1080P screen. In which case a 3D projector would make more sense. Or the newer displays like Samsung, which will display movies/games in close to 4K quality (due to splitting the eyes), and not have issues with wasting 67% of the screen with letterbox, or distorting/scaling the image on top of that.
thats all i want. i get enough exercise at work, when i’m playing any game i dont want to work doing so. i dont want to be dancing around like a bozo. i tried it and its lame. playing any FPS when you have to stand up and physically turn to look around every corner gets old real quick. waving the wands around is as far as i’m willing to go. playing a game for 5-10+ hours standing the whole time and physically turning while getting tangled in cords at every corner/attack from behind? no thanks. that works for demos/seated sims only, that explains everything, you’ve never played a 4+ hour borderlands 2/fallout 4 vr session. i have over 500 hours in both. try that standing up
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It’s okay dude, VR is very clearly not for you.
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I honestly don’t play much VR these days (the setup is just too cumbersome) but when I did I would play standing up with like a 10 meter extension cable. Playing seated and/or snap/teleport was worse and less immersive than just playing the game regularly on a 2D monitor.