I rarely check the like button's for anyone, but your unabashed request was so unique and humorous, I've actually subbed as well. You're informative and relatable, and I think you'll help more as we go. (I just bought a racing rig to go w/G290 and I LOVE IT ) So on that note, let's go driving 🚗
Great video with excellent points made. I had triples years ago, once I tried VR, it was hard to go back to triples, the depth of field in VR is so much better, much easier to judge distance so I can brake later and get back on the gas sooner. As for eyes getting tired, the biggest problem people have in VR is they forget to blink occasionally to moisten the surface of the eye thus getting dry eye. And now with less expensive VR headsets (Oculus Quest-2 with link cable) VR can be a good less expensive alternative to triples. The only problem with VR.... most racing titles are not very well optimized for VR. ACC is a pig in VR, and other titles require reducing the eye candy considerably, best one for VR I think is AC. People that seem to knock VR a lot are often people who have never tried racing in VR, watching TH-cam videos of people racing in VR is nowhere like actually trying VR, once in VR, it can be a mind blower not to mention all the other experiences outside of Sim Racing that can be had in VR, there's nothing else like it.
Totally agree. At the end of the day however, a lot of it comes down to personal preference, and both have their positives and negatives. Is VR the future of sim racing especially in the e-sports world? Probably... only time will tell.
Liked, subbed and watched the whole 10 minutes even if I can't afford both 😂 I just bought the g29 because of your review and that's the start of my sim racing journey 😁
I’ll admit, I only have experience with VR and my single 144hz monitor. I generally prefer using VR purely based of the fact that I’m immersed in the world and genuinely feel like I’m in the car I’m driving. I also generally prefer playing AC with open world maps like SRP and LA Canyons. I’ve also been able to adapt to VR rather easily and very rarely get motion sickness. I’ve fallen from skyscrapers in VRChat worlds with the most being maybe a slight stumble or a cold sweat. I wound up being able to use it for a couple hours straight. My issue with using a monitor is my eyes really can’t focus easily on features far ahead and make it difficult for me to setup my line so to speak. And that’s with my wheel being mounted to a desk and being right up on the screen.
Although it gets sweaty in the HMD, VR 100% dude! I reckon you drive better & it’s way more immersive 👌 btw the headset kind of feels like a race helmet so you could argue the heaviness adds to the immersion 😂
Also, regarding the weight of the headset, if you were on the track or on a real race you have to put on a helmet which is heavier than a headset. So it can add up the immersion if you see it that way.
I think the argument of weight is more about placement, in VR the bulk of the weight is in the front which would make your head tilt and strain you neck, whereas a helmet has the weight distributed all around your head
I chose vr do to the space in my bedroom, I use the Rift S along with my Playseat Challenge, and the logitech wheel you have. I bought everything second hand except the wheel. I paid a little over $600 for everything.I like the immersion that VR gives you, and I don't play sim racers exclusively either, even though the VR isn't used for anything except sim racing games. I have a single 1440p 144hz monitor I use for everything else, I'm on this video just thinking if I should get two more and try the triple screen setup, but I just don't have the space 😿 maybe I'll just put my PC on the floor or something. Great video btw
@@OCRacing my main reason I think about switching is because I'd think I'd get better performance, I currently play the game in VR at low settings. I've turned up the settings and the game looks 10x better but my frame rate goes to shit real fast, it's unplayable in my opinion at high settings, the fluctuating frame rate gives me a headache do to the motion of the game. I currently have a 3700x and 5700xt, I planned on getting a 3080, but everything is sold out, I won't pay the scalpers price. I know that the 3080 more than likely will allow me to play at high settings in VR. But I've seen benchmarks of triple screens with my 5700xt and the game seems to run well, I know if I spend the money on the triples, I probably won't feel to good about spending another $800 on top of that for a gpu. It's love & hate with my vr, because I've seen how good it can look with a beefy gpu, bad thing is I can't buy one.
I have the OG HTC-Vive and I find it's great for immersion. I really get lost while playing sims like ACC and rFactor2 and before I know it, a couple of hours have passed. I'm old(54) and my eyes are already shot so I wear bifocals and that's the only issue I have if I race for long sessions as the bifocals tend to get pushed into my big nose after a while. Other than that, I prefer VR to using my monitor(Samsung ultrawide 3440x1440p).
I love how you reiterate that it is your opinion and in the end that is what really matters. However i am just building a system based on xbox x mostly for my kids but hell i want some fun too. We race gokarts so we have that in real life but i really want the immersion of the vr headset for more realistic gaming and practice. I really appreciate and your insight…Thanks!
It is definitely important to have a high quality vr headset, as it will ruin the immersion if you can see each of the pixels clearly to the point where my cheap tiny monitor provides more immersion than my vr (I have an oculus quest)
I have both but an a very tight budget. I got 3 22" inch monitors used for 40€ each so that was a steal ! After 2 years and upgrading to a g29 I got my self a rift S aso used I payed around 220€. Having tried both I can say this much: you can have a lot of fun with triple monitors even other games like battelfield are very immersive on triple monitors although you need a pretty beefy pc to run it. With vr you are also not locked to just sim racing. There a lot of very fun vr games out there. I would also say if you just want a place to hang out and play casualy with some friends go with triple monitors. If you would like to get into VR anyway go ahead you wont regret either. Also consider a last gen VR headset like the Rift S there often cheaper then triple monitors
For any "flying sims" like Flight Sims, Space Sims, I use VR. Can't go back to monitors for those. Butrracing sims or EuroTruck Simulator, I just can't get used to VR. I get nauseous as soon as I have to back it up or my car spins. Interesting how in flight sims I can do any kind of maneuvers, loops, rolls, upside down, knife and I don't get sick AT ALL.
I always liked the idea of getting triples to go on my single monitor console rig (and a PC to run them) but since having PSVR2 and playing GT7 I am team VR 100%. I no longer play any other racing games as I just don’t want to play on flat screen anymore
Damn Dude Ur Energy Is So Different Just Watched Ur Texas Trip Vid & U Really Came Into This For Fun & Found More RealWorld Fun On Ur Adventure Lol Cool Man !
Nice video with some great trues! Otherwise, for me whats crucial for sim racing, at least the most important device to invest on is the wheel base. That’s what is going to give you the immediate feeling of driving a car. I would suggest to invest part of your budget on a dd wheel base or on a good belt assisted one. That’s up to everyone to decide what to prioritize but although the G29 you’re showing on the video is not a bad one, you have lot of room to improve the driving experience with a better one. Having said that, I play always on vr. For me that’s the best way to feel immersed in the game, and seems that sim racing matches perfectly with a good vr headset. I have a better sense of deepness and all related to cars management seems way more natural. I really can’t play anymore on a flat screen, no matter if is a triple set, curved or super wide, I’m doing better times on vr!
Bro imma be honest Immersion first, tryharding second I can't relate to ppl who play racing games just to win. It's about having fun and immersion is a part of the experience
I'm kind of a lost weightlifter in here, but yall should consider neck training. It's a huge boost to how you look and alleviates all kinds of common pain problems people have in life. I guarantee that if you had a neck training routine that VR headset would not feel bad on your head. Also that rig looks flimsy AF, I'd crush that thing. Why not build one out of 2x4's?
For vr I have a windows mixed reality hp that is 1440 lcd 90hz. Got for 150 on ebay, but has the downsides of pressure points on forehead and slight screen door effect. I only play assetto Corsa and other non sim racing vr games
Try using helmet counterweights for VR headsets. you might need to diy some velcro but it shouldn't be too hard. This will add to the overall weight, but it will improve the balance of the headset and greatly reduce fatigue. This is the same problem and solution with wearing night vision. I was gonna write more, but have you thought about revisiting this video?
Ove tried dingle monitor, tripples witch a 4th monitor for info. But vr. is by far the best , ive been racing iRacing with oculus quest 2 (link kabel) Just started updating my pc , 1080ti to 3080ti Intel 6700k to ryzen 5800 All to be able to run better vr.
my triples are so big i get motion sickness if i turn out the lights in the room. a 72" 4k, two 42"s in portrait. i also have a rift s. it's a poor mans setup but it works well. use it for everything, multitasking, starcitizen, wreckfest, warthunder, watching 3D movies, etc. when i sit close it's almost like wearing a headset. as for medical effects of VR, THERE ISNT ANY!!! i was the first to have one in my city (OSVR HDK2) August 2012...
Hi, would you like to share your STEAM Settings for the HTC VIVE PRO ? and also (if possible) your setttings in ACC and iRacing ? just curious, using the VIVE PRO2 myself, upgrading from the VIVE PRO, but honnestly alsu just made the decision to make my entery in 3monitor set.
For those who are interested in drifting carx does have vr support but knowing the interiors in that game I would avoid it although I’m not saying this from personal experience
Cons to VR: People who wears glasses will have to take them off, and what you see in the outside world (w/o glasses) is what you see in game. It's a 100% graphics trade off for immersion, unless the VR is compatible with glasses (like the HTC).
@@Pixility yes, but if anyone has glasses size that're around 140mm+, they won't even fit the frame or its going to be a tight squeeze. (In my case, I have 145mm and using the Quest 2 & Rift) Gameplay is still doable without glasses, but could be better. Navigating through the menu/store is a chore when it comes to reading the texts. There is always the option of buying prescribed lens too for $80-$120, which is what I'm opting for.
I am using a HP Reverb G2 all the time with glasses, no issue at all. Also I'm using protected lenses from VROptic so it won't damage my VR lens. When my VROptic lens gets scratches I'll just buy a new one to replace it. But I haven't scratched anything yet with over a year usage :)
Hi Devin, the one I use in this video is actually custom made out of wood by myself haha. I am receiving the NextLevelRacing Triple Monitor stand shortly however. Video on it hopefully coming up in a few weeks.
I suggest using a pop filter and turning of youre noise filter if you do so. Mayby putting youre microphone a bit farther away should sound better i guess. Just trying to help tho ;)
I appreciate the feedback! I Acquired and have been using a pop filter on a lot more of my recent videos but am still figuring out what works best in terms of audio settings :p
Quest 2 is pretty good on image quality as long as you use the cable, wireless is ok but quality is lower. ACC has compatibility but dont do it, just dont, unless you have a bucket handy. ACC VR is garbage, its instant nausea.
Some people get motion sickness others don’t. Some guests can’t last more than 5 minutes without feeling like they’re going to throw up while others aren’t affected at all. I’m sure there’s some scientific answer...
You need to keep playing to get past motion sickness. Once you get past it, you never feel sick again. I dont mean long periods straight away i mean short periods of play that get longer the more your tolerance builds
You can hide a VR headset from your wife but you can't hide triples :)
hahahah! good point
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is commenting gold right here
If you think you can hide anything from your wife.. you already lost^^
That's probably the most common reason to pick triple over vr
Haven’t slept for 27 hours, built my sim rig last night. Stumbled across this video - straight to the point and valuable 🙏😅
I would love to see your setup! Glad you liked the video :)
I rarely check the like button's for anyone, but your unabashed request was so unique and humorous, I've actually subbed as well. You're informative and relatable, and I think you'll help more as we go. (I just bought a racing rig to go w/G290 and I LOVE IT ) So on that note, let's go driving 🚗
Highly recommend testing VR if possible to see if suffer from vr motion sickness, if you do it's not an option.
Great video with excellent points made. I had triples years ago, once I tried VR, it was hard to go back to triples, the depth of field in VR is so much better, much easier to judge distance so I can brake later and get back on the gas sooner. As for eyes getting tired, the biggest problem people have in VR is they forget to blink occasionally to moisten the surface of the eye thus getting dry eye. And now with less expensive VR headsets (Oculus Quest-2 with link cable) VR can be a good less expensive alternative to triples. The only problem with VR.... most racing titles are not very well optimized for VR. ACC is a pig in VR, and other titles require reducing the eye candy considerably, best one for VR I think is AC. People that seem to knock VR a lot are often people who have never tried racing in VR, watching TH-cam videos of people racing in VR is nowhere like actually trying VR, once in VR, it can be a mind blower not to mention all the other experiences outside of Sim Racing that can be had in VR, there's nothing else like it.
Totally agree. At the end of the day however, a lot of it comes down to personal preference, and both have their positives and negatives. Is VR the future of sim racing especially in the e-sports world? Probably... only time will tell.
2 years ago... "Nobody's paying me to say this.. I only have 100 subscribers"... today you have over 58k subs... good for you man!
Thanks a lot man :)
Liked, subbed and watched the whole 10 minutes even if I can't afford both 😂 I just bought the g29 because of your review and that's the start of my sim racing journey 😁
Exciting!!! Welcome to the world of sim racing =D
I pretend the weight of the VR headset is the weight of a racing helmet 😉
Adds to the immersion
I’ll admit, I only have experience with VR and my single 144hz monitor.
I generally prefer using VR purely based of the fact that I’m immersed in the world and genuinely feel like I’m in the car I’m driving. I also generally prefer playing AC with open world maps like SRP and LA Canyons. I’ve also been able to adapt to VR rather easily and very rarely get motion sickness. I’ve fallen from skyscrapers in VRChat worlds with the most being maybe a slight stumble or a cold sweat. I wound up being able to use it for a couple hours straight.
My issue with using a monitor is my eyes really can’t focus easily on features far ahead and make it difficult for me to setup my line so to speak. And that’s with my wheel being mounted to a desk and being right up on the screen.
This. I had about 800 and to get the monitors i wanted cost more than a vrheadset. Bonus is my girl now plays games with me on our free time
VR, I like to be completely immersed. Next up, motion.
Although it gets sweaty in the HMD, VR 100% dude! I reckon you drive better & it’s way more immersive 👌 btw the headset kind of feels like a race helmet so you could argue the heaviness adds to the immersion 😂
Ahaha. Never heard someone make that point before! At the end of the day, it really just comes out to preference tho...
@@OCRacing you’re spot on mate
Also, regarding the weight of the headset, if you were on the track or on a real race you have to put on a helmet which is heavier than a headset. So it can add up the immersion if you see it that way.
Helmet is around your head though, not hanging from the front of it.
I think the argument of weight is more about placement, in VR the bulk of the weight is in the front which would make your head tilt and strain you neck, whereas a helmet has the weight distributed all around your head
I chose vr do to the space in my bedroom, I use the Rift S along with my Playseat Challenge, and the logitech wheel you have. I bought everything second hand except the wheel. I paid a little over $600 for everything.I like the immersion that VR gives you, and I don't play sim racers exclusively either, even though the VR isn't used for anything except sim racing games. I have a single 1440p 144hz monitor I use for everything else, I'm on this video just thinking if I should get two more and try the triple screen setup, but I just don't have the space 😿 maybe I'll just put my PC on the floor or something. Great video btw
Thank you Richy, glad you enjoyed! I'm wondering if theres any particular reason you are considering switching to triples?
@@OCRacing my main reason I think about switching is because I'd think I'd get better performance, I currently play the game in VR at low settings. I've turned up the settings and the game looks 10x better but my frame rate goes to shit real fast, it's unplayable in my opinion at high settings, the fluctuating frame rate gives me a headache do to the motion of the game. I currently have a 3700x and 5700xt, I planned on getting a 3080, but everything is sold out, I won't pay the scalpers price. I know that the 3080 more than likely will allow me to play at high settings in VR. But I've seen benchmarks of triple screens with my 5700xt and the game seems to run well, I know if I spend the money on the triples, I probably won't feel to good about spending another $800 on top of that for a gpu. It's love & hate with my vr, because I've seen how good it can look with a beefy gpu, bad thing is I can't buy one.
@@syko846 Ugh thats unfortunate. I guess its just really down to which one you think you'll enjoy more...
I have the OG HTC-Vive and I find it's great for immersion. I really get lost while playing sims like ACC and rFactor2 and before I know it, a couple of hours have passed. I'm old(54) and my eyes are already shot so I wear bifocals and that's the only issue I have if I race for long sessions as the bifocals tend to get pushed into my big nose after a while. Other than that, I prefer VR to using my monitor(Samsung ultrawide 3440x1440p).
I love how you reiterate that it is your opinion and in the end that is what really matters. However i am just building a system based on xbox x mostly for my kids but hell i want some fun too. We race gokarts so we have that in real life but i really want the immersion of the vr headset for more realistic gaming and practice. I really appreciate and your insight…Thanks!
It is definitely important to have a high quality vr headset, as it will ruin the immersion if you can see each of the pixels clearly to the point where my cheap tiny monitor provides more immersion than my vr (I have an oculus quest)
facts
I have both but an a very tight budget. I got 3 22" inch monitors used for 40€ each so that was a steal ! After 2 years and upgrading to a g29 I got my self a rift S aso used I payed around 220€. Having tried both I can say this much: you can have a lot of fun with triple monitors even other games like battelfield are very immersive on triple monitors although you need a pretty beefy pc to run it. With vr you are also not locked to just sim racing. There a lot of very fun vr games out there. I would also say if you just want a place to hang out and play casualy with some friends go with triple monitors. If you would like to get into VR anyway go ahead you wont regret either. Also consider a last gen VR headset like the Rift S there often cheaper then triple monitors
amazing content dude! you earned my sub, I'm not considering triples or vr since my pc is barely able to run ac on my 24inch 1080p 60hz screen lol
For any "flying sims" like Flight Sims, Space Sims, I use VR. Can't go back to monitors for those. Butrracing sims or EuroTruck Simulator, I just can't get used to VR. I get nauseous as soon as I have to back it up or my car spins. Interesting how in flight sims I can do any kind of maneuvers, loops, rolls, upside down, knife and I don't get sick AT ALL.
I always liked the idea of getting triples to go on my single monitor console rig (and a PC to run them) but since having PSVR2 and playing GT7 I am team VR 100%. I no longer play any other racing games as I just don’t want to play on flat screen anymore
Damn Dude Ur Energy Is So Different Just Watched Ur Texas Trip Vid & U Really Came Into This For Fun & Found More RealWorld Fun On Ur Adventure Lol Cool Man !
My wallet is open for GT7 VR.
Nice video with some great trues! Otherwise, for me whats crucial for sim racing, at least the most important device to invest on is the wheel base. That’s what is going to give you the immediate feeling of driving a car. I would suggest to invest part of your budget on a dd wheel base or on a good belt assisted one. That’s up to everyone to decide what to prioritize but although the G29 you’re showing on the video is not a bad one, you have lot of room to improve the driving experience with a better one. Having said that, I play always on vr. For me that’s the best way to feel immersed in the game, and seems that sim racing matches perfectly with a good vr headset. I have a better sense of deepness and all related to cars management seems way more natural. I really can’t play anymore on a flat screen, no matter if is a triple set, curved or super wide, I’m doing better times on vr!
Bro imma be honest
Immersion first, tryharding second
I can't relate to ppl who play racing games just to win. It's about having fun and immersion is a part of the experience
I'm kind of a lost weightlifter in here, but yall should consider neck training. It's a huge boost to how you look and alleviates all kinds of common pain problems people have in life. I guarantee that if you had a neck training routine that VR headset would not feel bad on your head.
Also that rig looks flimsy AF, I'd crush that thing. Why not build one out of 2x4's?
Love the commentary. Thanks for the laughs and the info.
Appreciate u pumping the time into this video, subscribed
I appreciate it Jason :)
If the weight is a con on VR, one should consider it as the weight of wearing a racing helmet. Probably would add up to the imersion haha
For vr I have a windows mixed reality hp that is 1440 lcd 90hz. Got for 150 on ebay, but has the downsides of pressure points on forehead and slight screen door effect. I only play assetto Corsa and other non sim racing vr games
Try using helmet counterweights for VR headsets. you might need to diy some velcro but it shouldn't be too hard. This will add to the overall weight, but it will improve the balance of the headset and greatly reduce fatigue. This is the same problem and solution with wearing night vision. I was gonna write more, but have you thought about revisiting this video?
Good sense of humor and helpful info.
Hey, great video. Can you please let me know what camera did you use to record the gameplay when you are playing on triple screens? Thanks
Vr will not damage your eyes, in fact, it's actually better for your eyes than most screens due to the lens that's in front of them.
Ove tried dingle monitor, tripples witch a 4th monitor for info.
But vr. is by far the best , ive been racing iRacing with oculus quest 2 (link kabel)
Just started updating my pc , 1080ti to 3080ti
Intel 6700k to ryzen 5800
All to be able to run better vr.
Great vid and sense of humour. Enjoyed.
Love your dry sense of humor!
You’re ok with the 60fps monitors?
My biggest point for changing back to tripples is that i dont see my steering wheel, which i need more over the last time
my triples are so big i get motion sickness if i turn out the lights in the room. a 72" 4k, two 42"s in portrait. i also have a rift s. it's a poor mans setup but it works well. use it for everything, multitasking, starcitizen, wreckfest, warthunder, watching 3D movies, etc. when i sit close it's almost like wearing a headset. as for medical effects of VR, THERE ISNT ANY!!! i was the first to have one in my city (OSVR HDK2) August 2012...
Hi, would you like to share your STEAM Settings for the HTC VIVE PRO ? and also (if possible) your setttings in ACC and iRacing ?
just curious, using the VIVE PRO2 myself, upgrading from the VIVE PRO, but honnestly alsu just made the decision to make my entery in 3monitor set.
100 subs only a year ago that’s crazy
I started with VR and have never tried using monitors. maybe I'll try it one day but I doubt I'll like it.
Worth a shot!
You can also do a video on Triples vs Single (Ultrawide or Super-Ultrawide) setup.
For those who are interested in drifting carx does have vr support but knowing the interiors in that game I would avoid it although I’m not saying this from personal experience
Great video! Thank you!
Cons to VR: People who wears glasses will have to take them off, and what you see in the outside world (w/o glasses) is what you see in game.
It's a 100% graphics trade off for immersion, unless the VR is compatible with glasses (like the HTC).
What are you talking about every vr comes with a glass protectf
@@Pixility yes, but if anyone has glasses size that're around 140mm+, they won't even fit the frame or its going to be a tight squeeze. (In my case, I have 145mm and using the Quest 2 & Rift)
Gameplay is still doable without glasses, but could be better. Navigating through the menu/store is a chore when it comes to reading the texts.
There is always the option of buying prescribed lens too for $80-$120, which is what I'm opting for.
I am using a HP Reverb G2 all the time with glasses, no issue at all. Also I'm using protected lenses from VROptic so it won't damage my VR lens. When my VROptic lens gets scratches I'll just buy a new one to replace it. But I haven't scratched anything yet with over a year usage :)
these jokes are too much 😂, liked and subbed
Really good presentation
I really like watching your video!
What's the best sim racing games for the VR?
100 subs
Not anymore! you have such a good community and you deserve it
We’re going to the moon!
@@OCRacingalmost to 10k Keep up the good work 🙂
Great video. You earned my sub 👍
What monitor stand are you using? Also great vid, super helpful👍🏾
Hi Devin, the one I use in this video is actually custom made out of wood by myself haha. I am receiving the NextLevelRacing Triple Monitor stand shortly however. Video on it hopefully coming up in a few weeks.
OC Racing Thank you so much, I may actually think about custom built now that you said that
@@devingeorge7476 Glad I could help :)
I like ur red socks :D Merry Christmas :D:D
What do you think projector curve screen vs triple? Immersion, costing etc...
This video helped but I’m gonna stick with monitors
that monitor price include the rack/mounting?
4:50 jokes on you I skipped through half the video
All we need is Vr with better fov and res and we r set
I suggest using a pop filter and turning of youre noise filter if you do so. Mayby putting youre microphone a bit farther away should sound better i guess. Just trying to help tho ;)
I appreciate the feedback! I Acquired and have been using a pop filter on a lot more of my recent videos but am still figuring out what works best in terms of audio settings :p
Hello do you think with a 1650 super and an r5 3600 can I play with a vr in medium high detail?
I wish I could answer that but I honestly don't know too much about PC components. Try asking on reddit!
ive got r5 3600 and rtx3070 i do play asseto corsa on everything maxed out on vr with loads of mods sol csp reshade etc.
Run the steam vr test
What vr headset is that?
Yo I just got the g920 shifter, is it normal for it to make springy noises when going back into neutral?
It does make a sound when it goes back to neutral. Not too sure what sound you are referring to however...
@@OCRacing alr, just wondering. feels great so far!
@@ryland4951 Awesome man!
@@ryland4951 for my shifter personally does not make any kind of noise
Anyone who says triple has never tried VR lol
Hi 👋 I have both VR and triples and use the monitors 99% if the time 🙃
I love playing games in the dark hell I love being in the dark
you are funny . good video.
Glad you think so 🤝
Quest 2 is pretty good on image quality as long as you use the cable, wireless is ok but quality is lower. ACC has compatibility but dont do it, just dont, unless you have a bucket handy. ACC VR is garbage, its instant nausea.
How do you guys do it? Every time I try vr, I get dizzy
Some people get motion sickness others don’t. Some guests can’t last more than 5 minutes without feeling like they’re going to throw up while others aren’t affected at all. I’m sure there’s some scientific answer...
You need to keep playing to get past motion sickness. Once you get past it, you never feel sick again. I dont mean long periods straight away i mean short periods of play that get longer the more your tolerance builds
@@riansillett2771 thank you. I will give it a go again
it took me a few days to get over the motion sickness when going down hills and crashing.
I can use VR for hours with no issues.
Can you use Vr on Xbox or is it just pc, cause I am thinking of getting the Logitech g920 and Vr
I don’t think VR is compatible with Xbox. I would google it
man your sound is messed up
Long story short............. VR !!!!!!!!!!!
I've worn VR a lot. It's hot and uncomfortable.
daam 100 > 17000+ in a years, jeeeeeeez
I logged into google just to make this comment!
That’s what I like to see!!
VR for the win.
Your vote has been casted.
VR and racing games are made for each other.
@@stichupman you and the subscribe button are made for each other
Logitech wheel. Your opinion is invalid
well i took 5 sec to like it lol great video