Not Attracted to VR? …The REASON may Surprise You

If you found this video, I'll assume you like VR. But have you ever stopped to wonder what exactly attracts you to this experience? In this video, we will try to find why Virtual Realities fascinate us and also why some other people don't see anything enjoyable about them.
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0:00 - Intro
0:41 - Reasons
2:35 - Desires
3:21 - Memories
4:21 - Outro
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[@NokutoVR]

One more Question: What was your most memorable experience in VR until now?

[@wheatysheep3099]

The one where I played Gorilla Tag, hit the corner of my wardrobe and almost broke my hand. It was amazing

[@NokutoVR]

​@@wheatysheep3099 A limited space is indeed one of the most immersion-breaking problems for VR. When I don't have a lot of space I prefer to keep my knee touching a sofa or a bed. This way, at the price of less immersion, I can constantly make sure that I'm not leaving my play spot. At home, I recommend getting a small doormat or carpet on witch you can play being barefoot. This way is less likely for you to get out of the play space.

[@wheatysheep3099]

@@NokutoVRyeah, the trick with the doormat really helped, thank you

[@NokutoVR]

Glad to hear that. I wish you happy gaming and hopefully without injuries.

[@c6jones720]

Actually a little taste of what was promised by the likes of the matrix, Johnny mnemonic or lawnmower man. Then seeing that this is a future for general purpose computing

[@NokutoVR]

I'm confident that VR/AR will become a part of our daily lives at some point, the same way computers and smartphones did. The devices just need some time to become lighter, cheaper and with a better UI.