Gets tough when you move at a faster pace and suddenly stop though, it's good for motion sickness but some people may lose balance before their brain adjusts. I recommend taking small steps.

The reason you get motionsick is because people lack control over their character in a game. if you do what you WANT to do. and become good at it, youll get less motionsick by the play session. Its the unexpected movements because of janky controls or wrong control input that messes with your head the worst.

I tried that it sooooorta helps

The problem here is that this game is kinda poorly optimized, and the camera has a tendency to vibrate, so no matter what you do, your vision is going to be jittery causing motion sickness.

that and haveing a fan on also tricks your brain into thinking that your moving because of the air moving

I may! it was really fun hah

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Add a small rug in the center for that extra razzle dazzle textures on your feet to stay centered!

Oh so were gonna just ignore the Koriki Forest from Zelda?...

@@snazzynasty1493 bitch you did not just call the "indoors/House" theme from Ocarina of Time the kokiri forest theme

Same vr keeps it real

@@durbeshpatel3047 to real sometime when a scav jumps from behind a door you just breached

Motion sickness patches? Like nicotine patches but for motion sickness?

Dramamine is all you need, your local convenience shop will sell it for car sickness. Take it 20 min before playing, no motion sickness ever.

@@TomBonesKO The idea of taking medication to play VR is both hilarious and so fucked up haha

@@RoxusRemo if it works it works right XD

just keep playing through it. The human body is excellent at adapting

100% You need to get your "sea legs" In vr games like this

Nah Ghosts of Tabor has had a screen shaking issue for a while now. Some of the other people I've seen play have the same problem.

Yup, Index has sub-mm tracking resolution jitter, your brain can't even perceive the jitter. AquaFPS just has no idea what he is doing.

@@drphalanges1520 They just haven't implemented a sub-screen smoother. It takes a good chunk of CPU processing room to have, so lots of VR games just don't have it becasue the XR2 in Quest2 is weak.

@@evolicious Looks like they fixed it now though so that's nice

Much company, has

Better advice would be to stop playing VR once you begin to feel uncomfortable, let alone, sick. AquaFPS doesn't realize that you don't get motion sick with modern VR hardware (because of the low frametiming and extremely low latency), you get locomotion sickness, which is what he is experiencing in the video. Him trying to fight through the locomotion sickness is the opposite of what you should do, he is an idiot. You have to leave VR and then come back once you feel better. Otherwise, you risk developing your subconscious to associate VR with nausea, and have really hard time picking up the HMD again because you will feel sick just thinking about VR. Seems like AquaFPS is just too stupid for tech like this, and decides to not look into how to solve problems and just complain about them. I doubt he will be doing any VR in the future. The guy is stupid AF.

Also, take the HMD off as soon as you begin to feel uncomfortable, let alone, sick. AquaFPS is doing it all wrong and he will most likely develop his lizard brain to associate VR with nausea and have a really hard time wanting to play VR. You never want to fight through motion sickness if you want to get acclimated. You ahve to take breaks, and get back on once you feel better. People like AquaFPS give VR a bad rap becasue they don't know wtf they are doing.

Quest 3. Index is great for competitive FPS stuff and having the high-fidelity VR experiences, but that corner of VR is long gone. Quest 3 will be somewhat superior, as Quest 2 is adequately superior in a lot of ways to Index. Also, the cost is just sad for a 4 year old device that still has some SDE. When you can get a $300 device that has no SDE. On top of wireless (with some latency), and most games are built for Quest. I'd only ever suggest to get an Index if you want to do sim racing or competitive FPS. Otherwise the Reverb G2 and Varjo Aero is best for flight simming. Quest2 or wait for Quest 3 for all of that and literally everything else just fine.

This needs to come to VR2 asap!

VR recording defaults as left eye

Smooth truning is worst thing for someone trying to get artificial locomotion acclimation. Bad advice. Also, a crouch button is counter-intuitive for VR, that's mostly for people that can't stand or are handicapped.