I play most of my games sitting down. VTOL VR, Derail Valley, whole suite of driving games (OK, I have a special simrig for these), IETD, Uboat, KSP. Even Skyrim VR and Alyx are perfectly comfortable sitting down.
The only game I find that roomscale is s must is Blade and Sorcery
Flying in Project Wingman and dodging a missile only to physically look up and see the thing narrowly missing my canopy is the moment burned into my brain that VR was worth every penny I’d spent to get a quest 2 on sale and hook it up to my PC
One of the greatest moments for me was when I played a transport mission in VTOL VR, there was long flight, it was night IRL, and I fell asleep a little. Then I woke up shortly after, not any more aware that I was playing a game, and was genuinely puzzled why and where am I flying and how I got there xD
I play most of my games sitting down. VTOL VR, Derail Valley, whole suite of driving games (OK, I have a special simrig for these), IETD, Uboat, KSP. Even Skyrim VR and Alyx are perfectly comfortable sitting down.
The only game I find that roomscale is s must is Blade and Sorcery
Flying in Project Wingman and dodging a missile only to physically look up and see the thing narrowly missing my canopy is the moment burned into my brain that VR was worth every penny I’d spent to get a quest 2 on sale and hook it up to my PC
Fully seated experience
Yup.
One of the greatest moments for me was when I played a transport mission in VTOL VR, there was long flight, it was night IRL, and I fell asleep a little. Then I woke up shortly after, not any more aware that I was playing a game, and was genuinely puzzled why and where am I flying and how I got there xD