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1 Guy. 1 Week straight in VR.
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Yes, though I don't join in. VRChat does feel like a second life though with things like dance clubs, card games, movie theaters, so it's not as weird as it sounds, though still a bit insane with the current headset weight.
What's phantom VR limb syndrome? Don't you usually have the same 4 limbs in VR?
He ain't got no distractions
Can't hear that flush or clog
Don't see the clean white paper
Wipes by the scent of bog
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They spend a lot of time in there, so while a bit crazy, they do sometimes sleep. They like the feeling of being with someone else at night.
Your arms and legs can feel weird after extended VR use, almost like they are lighter
Not at all you can wear the headsets pretty comfortably in bed tbh. I've done it plenty of times.
Yeah it's pretty easy to forget about the headset when you're talking and having a sleepover with friends you've made. It's hard to do sleepovers IRL I'm gonna be real honest. And if you're able to do that just by putting a headset on it makes it much more accessible some people. Can't do it because of space reasons, some because they are socially awkward but able to talk to a select few in VR.
Most people have come up with ways around it like with a hammock or sleepin on the floor with a bunch of sleeping bags to sorta immerse yourself. It's sorta uncomfortable but it isn't really too much to be with friends.
It's more of a "seeing the other person infront of you" It's just different. You're a lot more expressive in VR, and especially in VRChat compared to just a videochat, or being on the phone.
These three are seriously really true. A lot of the people I talk to on VRChat, sometimes just forget the headset is on and we've all basically done some stupid stuff IRL after taking the headset off like doing specific VRChat things IRL which is in a way awkward but sometimes it's not. Regardless I can almost guarentee the people I met are lifelong friends, and I can't really say I would have met these people IRL or at all if it wasn't for VR.
So many dismissive and cynical people in this thread. Let this man live his Sword Art Online dream. I can't wait till we get to that level but he's definitely attempting a watered down version of it.
Yeah it really does feel like it sometimes but if you think about it each room is it's own thread, and everyones just talking in them. The headset weight tho doesn't really feel too bad on the newer revisions of the headsets.
He is going to be doing that too, and same with food and bathroom stuff.
It's sorta crazy but I'd expect my eyes to be red after a while in VR, but it doesn't at all. It might be because I am moving my eyes around a lot and not focusing of on one part of the screen.
This wouldn't be bad in a Vive Pro at all.
I wouldn't do it, but it won't affect his vision or someting like people are suggesting.
I wouldn't do it, but it won't affect his vision or someting like people are suggesting.
Well, it's a good experiment about what happens to the human eye when's its subjected to screens 10mm away 24/7.
The major PC VR headsets have OLED screens, meaning they have no backlight.
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This. VRMMORPGs will become their new life for a sector of people. Sleeping is one thing, but people will also eat (food will be scanned in), cook, do chores (AR mode), experience all their media inside on a virtual TV, and just live out a brand new life. I'm sure we'll have a metaverse at that point which goes well beyond an MMO.
