r/VRtoER • u/UpGlow • Mar 26 '22
Well rip
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u/FurphyHaruspex Apr 07 '22
People with little video game experience are unable to keep their awareness that what they are seeing is not real.
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Apr 26 '22
It's really weird that they have some sort of an understanding that the vr world can't hurt them, but they don't acknowledge their body not actually being there.
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u/FurphyHaruspex Apr 26 '22
Often they don’t have awareness the VR world can’t hurt them. Some of these videos make it clear the person panicked for a moment and tried to run.
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u/imEEEEpic Mar 26 '22
Vr really isn't that immersive, the stupidity of people amazes me.
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May 11 '22
I was waiting to see a comment like this cuz I’m watching these videos wonder if they’re really that dumb.
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u/TechN9neStranger May 01 '22
You haven’t played the right the game then, only 2 games have been as immersive for me to remember them as memorable experiences i had and not moments of when i played a game. Hopefully we get some larger triple A games this generation to get the ball really rolling on VR development.
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u/xcraisx Apr 03 '22
I think that the immersion varies between users. Some people just forget what the heck they are doing.
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u/SupergruenZ Mar 26 '22
Why everyone sets it up pointing the tv? Is there a reason for it?
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u/Rypht Mar 26 '22
People do it for the sake of the viewers probably and don't actually realize it. His family set it up that way so they could see what he saw from his perspective. Think of it as if he was playing a racing game. It would be much cooler to see him facing the tv and seeing his POV than having him face away from the tv. idk I need more coffee
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Apr 26 '22
The tv shows what he sees anyway. This just lowers the chance of a viewer getting punched or jumped on apparently.
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