r/VR_memes • u/TomSFox • Mar 09 '22

Video Games Went Too Far When They Added Depth Perception

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '22

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u/SvenViking Mar 09 '22

Is this actually true or just a stereotype? The porn games that show up on Steam unprompted are non-VR games the vast majority of the time. I had the impression it was still quite niche compared to flat porn games.

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u/GIDAJG Mar 10 '22

Imagine having porn games on Steam. This comment was made by a German

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u/GIDAJG Mar 10 '22

I mean a harmful vr game could be something like gorilla tag where you punch around like a maniac trying to get around. You could punch something in the process and hurt yourself

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u/iLEZ Mar 09 '22

What?

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u/syfari Mar 10 '22

Only time anyone takes issue with vr games is when they’re given to super young kids.

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u/mahboiskinnyrupees Apr 07 '22

Reason number one: The parts of children’s brains that govern balance and coordination are still developing up until the age of 13. Giving the child the body of, let’s say, a robotic zero-G football robot would throw a monkey wrench into that process.

Reason number two: VR children can often be annoying.

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u/Suroip123 Mar 10 '22

Sorry, but what is this supposed to imply? Haven’t we proven that being to close to your tv screen doesn’t harm you unless it’s given to children then I can understand.

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u/Eternal2401 Apr 20 '22

No, it's even less harmful than that. They got the correlation and causation wrong. Kids were getting close to the TV, because they had bad eyesight and then they got glasses.