There is so much you can do, go slowly and make a list. You can watch a youtube video as if it were in a cinema, you can go visit tons of stellar locations that are fictional or not ,play games, of course, and so much more.
I adore seeing people try VR for the first time. It's such a great experience to relive. Also, Asgard's Wrath 2 is a fantastic game, so I highly recommend playing though it. It's gigantic open world action RPG.
dude, randomly reccomended and found myself watching a stranger trying the device ım in love with for last months in his room lol. it was fun to be a part of it.
Hi! I did not have enough time to watch all the 37 minutes, so I don't know if you have problems with vr-sickness ( the effects are same as see-sickness) With time it will go away, and you will grow your vr-legs and vr-wings, but there is a way to shorten this process:: This works for me and for all the peoples around me, who tried it: You make a one shot drink from a bigger thumb sized ginger root piece, little water, honey and lemon. You make a mash from the ginger and water with the help of a blender or stick mixer. Than you press it out in a tea strainer, add the honey and lemon. You drink it, and after 15 - 20 minutes you will feel way better in vr. Ginger is one of the most potent medicines against see sickness I really recommend giving this to friends and family members before they try out vr. You can show them the more intensive titles, and they will have a way better time. Bye! and have a nice life!
I've also heard setting up a fan pointed straight at you helps your brain keep track of your body's position and orientation. Have you tried this? And if so how well does that work?
Since you got a lot of stuff around, the guardian probably activates constantly. Idcreccomend making a dev account so you can access the dev options to turn the guardian off and instead just throw a rug or mat down for your useable size. Much more immersive
It was really fun watching your experience of trying vr for the first time! How are you finding it now? A fan really helps to keep you cool and can stop motion sickness. Also if you just use a stationary boundary you will have less emersion braking moments. Great vid!
Enjoy your Quest! Also I’d turn your guardian off (I have mine right down because I have more space) and use some kind of mat that won’t slip under your feet. Even with space it’s the best way to play imo as you won’t be constantly reminded of your irl surroundings with the digital cage ✌️
I should not turn it off. It will help to prevent accidents. But you can put at least sensitivity low as possible, then it's good to go. In my past, due missing digital cage guardian and my room is small, i hurt myself with smashing in the bookcase. Don't hurt yourself or break controllers. Or even your headset. Safety is important in VR.
@pigeonramier6898 definitely going back to that game I played the beginning where you fight the dragon, off cam, and it was pretty fun, would potentionally make a video on it. 🔥🙌
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I'll be buying a meta quest 3 soon and watching this has me soo excited. Great video dude :)
There is so much you can do, go slowly and make a list. You can watch a youtube video as if it were in a cinema, you can go visit tons of stellar locations that are fictional or not ,play games, of course, and so much more.
Welcome to the family!
I adore seeing people try VR for the first time. It's such a great experience to relive.
Also, Asgard's Wrath 2 is a fantastic game, so I highly recommend playing though it. It's gigantic open world action RPG.
it's like I'm actually here.
Yes. This is the peak feeling of VR.
you chose a great time to start VR. Congrats!
dude, randomly reccomended and found myself watching a stranger trying the device ım in love with for last months in his room lol. it was fun to be a part of it.
Hi! I did not have enough time to watch all the 37 minutes, so I don't know if you have problems with vr-sickness ( the effects are same as see-sickness) With time it will go away, and you will grow your vr-legs and vr-wings, but there is a way to shorten this process::
This works for me and for all the peoples around me, who tried it: You make a one shot drink from a bigger thumb sized ginger root piece, little water, honey and lemon. You make a mash from the ginger and water with the help of a blender or stick mixer. Than you press it out in a tea strainer, add the honey and lemon. You drink it, and after 15 - 20 minutes you will feel way better in vr. Ginger is one of the most potent medicines against see sickness
I really recommend giving this to friends and family members before they try out vr. You can show them the more intensive titles, and they will have a way better time.
Bye! and have a nice life!
I've also heard setting up a fan pointed straight at you helps your brain keep track of your body's position and orientation. Have you tried this? And if so how well does that work?
Since you got a lot of stuff around, the guardian probably activates constantly. Idcreccomend making a dev account so you can access the dev options to turn the guardian off and instead just throw a rug or mat down for your useable size. Much more immersive
It was really fun watching your experience of trying vr for the first time! How are you finding it now? A fan really helps to keep you cool and can stop motion sickness. Also if you just use a stationary boundary you will have less emersion braking moments. Great vid!
Enjoy your Quest! Also I’d turn your guardian off (I have mine right down because I have more space) and use some kind of mat that won’t slip under your feet. Even with space it’s the best way to play imo as you won’t be constantly reminded of your irl surroundings with the digital cage ✌️
I should not turn it off. It will help to prevent accidents. But you can put at least sensitivity low as possible, then it's good to go.
In my past, due missing digital cage guardian and my room is small, i hurt myself with smashing in the bookcase.
Don't hurt yourself or break controllers. Or even your headset. Safety is important in VR.
@ yeah like I say I have space, I’ve been doing it this way for almost 7 years, never hit anything other than the light shade once or twice haha
5:48 how did you make it wide screen?
I'm hoping it goes on sale for black Friday. I'm definitely getting one soon
Man you deserve more fame
Very cool setup you have there. Welcome to VR!
W VIDEO WLCOME TO THE VR FAMILY
If you install Art Plunge, you can visit Mona Lisa in VR
The Future will be getting great because of vr 😌
Hey, I'm also planning to buy a VR but my room isn't that spacious. How comfortable was moving around for you in that room?
You just have to use the controllers to move, no need for space
it was pretty comfortable, I didn't have any problems besides the cord getting in the way lol, might get a vr room one day.
Vr is sooo cool
Play Batman Arkham shadow, it just released
I hope that in the future you dont need to put anything on your head...
What do you mean
Bro literally skipped one of the best game in standalone VR to play first encounter 😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂 he was " confused"
@pigeonramier6898 definitely going back to that game I played the beginning where you fight the dragon, off cam, and it was pretty fun, would potentionally make a video on it. 🔥🙌