You are a lucky guy for having all these big places to play in. A true omnidirectional treadmill is not something most people will be able to afford any time soon. Even the sliding ones are expensive for the average VR user. Hope you will continue to have an amazing time in VR
VR pros: Great hardware and ideas with the most potential to replace anything device at home or even outside. Cons: Softwares and supports are still arse
This pro will become a reality only after they find a way to make the headsets smaller and closer to human eyes rezolution. Plus finding a soulution for the posibility of burning the lenses if you forget your headset in the sun.
Yes, you are right. In my defense, I was thinking about it when I said discomfort at 3:10, but I wanted to concentrate on things that apply to most VR users not just the beginners. Motion sickness has been around for much longer than VR technology so it is safe to say it doesn't have long-lasting effects.
@@NokutoVR I totally get it! and it was a great vid, very informative! But a large demographic likely to watch this would be newcomers to VR so it would be nice to give them a fair warning of what to expect lol cuz that was one of the main things about VR I was blindsided by. But again, you did a great job, and I look forward to your future vids! keep it up!
@@DannyFantem Thank you for the honest feedback. I added one of my old videos, in which I speak more about motion sickness, in the card and description of the video and I will be more careful in future videos.
How do you see the VR space in 2024?
it’s a great workout, i use my quest 3 outside, in my garage or big empty room i always tell people im using a treadmill 😂.
You are a lucky guy for having all these big places to play in. A true omnidirectional treadmill is not something most people will be able to afford any time soon. Even the sliding ones are expensive for the average VR user. Hope you will continue to have an amazing time in VR
VR pros: Great hardware and ideas with the most potential to replace anything device at home or even outside.
Cons: Softwares and supports are still arse
This pro will become a reality only after they find a way to make the headsets smaller and closer to human eyes rezolution. Plus finding a soulution for the posibility of burning the lenses if you forget your headset in the sun.
you forgot to mention motion sickness lol
Yes, you are right. In my defense, I was thinking about it when I said discomfort at 3:10, but I wanted to concentrate on things that apply to most VR users not just the beginners. Motion sickness has been around for much longer than VR technology so it is safe to say it doesn't have long-lasting effects.
@@NokutoVR I totally get it! and it was a great vid, very informative! But a large demographic likely to watch this would be newcomers to VR so it would be nice to give them a fair warning of what to expect lol cuz that was one of the main things about VR I was blindsided by. But again, you did a great job, and I look forward to your future vids! keep it up!
@@DannyFantem Thank you for the honest feedback. I added one of my old videos, in which I speak more about motion sickness, in the card and description of the video and I will be more careful in future videos.