Over time you'll find your own way. I don't like to do it too tight, I wear it like a hat. I position it in my head (find the sweet spot) and tighten it a touch. If it gets blurry later I stop and readjust as I'd rather do that then have it too tight like a lot of people are recommending, causing headaches etc. Ymmv
Same. GT7 is fecking brilliant, especially with the wheel. Races are mental.
I need to pick this up, a few saying now that it's good and the haptics make it feel 'real'. I used to have a Drum Mania (I tihnk V3) cab back in the day, but always preferred DDR (I had a two-player Euromix 2 cab :/ ... I wonder if the headest(s) could track feet reliably enough 'naked' to make DDR in VR. It'd kill Beat Saber out the water IMO.
Yeah. I've since heard there's also a "sweet spot" you need to get with adjustment on the headset itself. I've also been reading of some kind of Mura/film effect on the lenses causing some distortion in the image. At the end of the day though this is a 600 quid headset and many of these people on social media are likely comparing it to PC VR running off high end GPU's. For this price point it seems to be just about the right quality.
No warrantee though right? £50 something discount.... If you're gonna go for it try to haggle
Yeah, don't buy one without a warranty @Dave_MUFC
Yeah I've left it in the end. Figured it's not really worth saving 10% and losing out on any return period or warranty!
Take your time and don't force it. There are a lot of games with less movement that you should play to work your way up to the games with lots of movement like GT7, RE8, etc...
Yeah, I'm doing ok in Horizon, and I can handle the KayakVR tours if I slow it down. I'm thinking I may have to look into a game like Moss which won't be so hard on me brain. Just wish it were on sale.
Hearing quite a few comments about nausea with GT7 has been what's put me off buying one so far.
I think that's a limitation of the individual rather than the tech isn't it? I still get car sick looking at my mobile. Some don't.
Try before you buy right?
A lot of the time games that give you a helmet or a cockpit - i.e., a fixed frame around the action - are a lot easier to take if you might suffer from motion sickness. You can also tilt your head or body to match the game's movement in these games specifically and it might help.
Suppose so, didn't really think of that. If I was to have my time limited on the thing through no choice of my own, I'd probably end up returning it and trying to get it cheaper down the line.
Yeah, makes sense, although I've read a lot online about people really struggling with GT7 in particular, even when they've become accustomed to other games.
It's just a matter of getting used to it because the sensation is so different for your brain. I tried it again last night and it was much better. So I think I'm getting my vr legs. You may have no problems from the go. Best tip is having a fan on you and stopping as soon as you feel nausea. I'm way better now at it than last week for sure
I've been frequenting threads online and that's not really the picture I get. Of course there will always be those that are really susceptible to motion sickness, but (it seems like) this is less of an issue compared to PSVR1 and most seem to be okay. It's the full locomotion games that have taken the most victims.
Yeah it's mainly been on Reddit that I've seen people say they're struggling, but it's a large pool of opinions there.
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I don't think there are any stock issues for this. Heard of people ordering a day before it was released and getting it on release day.
Same, my son is learning drums and he’s been rocking to all sorts. He loves it.
