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Am I going to be able to use VR with post vitrous detachment? As in floaters so bad I cant drive
Is my cousin going to be able to use VR with extreme motion sickness? 10 minutes on a bus is hell for him.
Your eyesight shouldn't hurt too much since if you crash in games it doesn't really matter. You won't be very good at whatever you're playing but it won't be a big issue other than that.
As for motion sickness, your cousin is going to get fucking wrekkked. Three ks worth of wrekked.
>>55009481
Any blogposts with someone who has real motion sickness
He throws his head down and thinks he is going go die when he is a passanger, driving a car is ok
But these vr systems probably have some lag?
Just cuts your veins open, it's faster.
>>55009784
Veins have low pressure, they carry low oxygen blood back up to the lungs and heart
You want to cut arteries fämäläm
Biel detected.
>>55009464
>Is my cousin going to be able to use VR with extreme motion sickness?
yes. In fact that's the experience most people make.
>>55010423
Now thats the 90s
>>55012472
When qts looked like normal people and not pristine tryhardcute princesses
