How long does it take to adapt to VR motion sickness?

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I was gifted a VR headset recently and ever since I started using it I been suffering from motion sickness.

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I used to work in VR gaming studio. Some quit due to motion sickness or changed to different type of video games, consoles, PC or mobile

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That would be quite a shame if I have to quit using it because of motion sickness.
:saluting_face:

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Maybe give it a few weeks see if it improves, I wonder if motion sickness meds work, they take it in airplanes I heard, Benadryl is one

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I’ll probably do this

If they do work I think have enough pills to pop already.
:lying_face:

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What is the refresh rate on it? If its running too slow you will get motion issues

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120 Hz 1515151515

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Motion sickness doesn’t completely go away on its own. You can adapt a little though.

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I mean when your running your game do you know what fps it is? If its stuttering at all or not tracking properly it will make you dizzy

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I tried vr racing at a sim center. I did it for 2 hours straight they thought i was nuts :rofl: i didnt get motion sickness tho

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The only thing I have been playing manly is.

I have no idea what the fps on the quest 3

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I only play exercise games where the movement is in sync with my body movements. Those are less likely to cause motion sickness.

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The only exercise game I have is The Thrill of the Fight - VR Boxing but I nearly killed my dog so I can’t play that one anymore.

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How the heck did you manage that? And can’t you just put your dog in the washroom for a bit while you play?

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My dog pretty vengeful when you lock him somewhere and pee in a straight line across the room so I typical leave him out, he typical does not bother me while I’m playing.

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