Where do you find a balance between VR immersion and real-life downtime?

[ScottA]

So I finally got a proper VR setup and jumped into some of the big titles everyone recommends. After the initial wow factor, I’m finding myself a bit stuck in this weird middle ground. I love the immersion, but I keep going back to flat games because it’s just easier to jump in for a quick session. Does anyone else feel like they’re bouncing between two totally different worlds without feeling fully settled in either?

[Andrew10]

VR hit me with presence then pulled me back to flat games and it feels like living in two different rooms.

[Camila95]

That tug for quick sessions clashes with the big VR sessions and you end up bouncing between mood states.

[LukeJJ]

I suspect the gap is a feature that shows you how attention shifts between VR and traditional games.

[Harper.J]

Maybe you should treat VR as its own lane a slower more patient habit not a sprint to finish a level in a single session.

[ScottT]

A skeptical take you might be chasing VR immersion hype more than a lasting habit and that is a valid living room experiment.

[SavannahM]

Do you think the pull comes from motion in VR or from wanting to show off the gear