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I was stalking a Tumblr blog I knew might contain spoilers, and came across a really big spoiler for Cars 3. It was too late for me to look away. ;-;
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How the hell did you do that without your innards carpeting the floor and seats? I can barely tolerate just a few seconds of reading while in a vehicle, even while applying motion sickness reduction methods.Tumblr's pretty good at sucking people in like that.
Also, just got back from a trip to visit family in the Midwest, and I got 10x more writing done in the car than I do at my desk. Guess I gotta take some kinda road trip every week to get stuff done.
How the hell did you do that without your innards carpeting the floor and seats? I can barely tolerate just a few seconds of reading while in a vehicle, even while applying motion sickness reduction methods.
If you bite me, will I get that as a superpower?Lmao. Oddly enough, I get motion sickness while playing first person shooter games, but not in the car whether I'm reading or not. I just relaxed and wrote with my laptop in my lap. *shrugs*
If you bite me, will I get that as a superpower?
Now this I might have some advice for. If there's an FOV (field of view) slider in the options anywhere, bump it up. I don't understand the science behind it, but a restricted view can give people headaches and dizziness. For some reason, most games default to 60, despite 90 being more realistic and less problematic for the general population.Lmao. Oddly enough, I get motion sickness while playing first person shooter games
On the topic of biting, is the whole "viral" werewolf thing still a thing or are werewolf bites just painful?
Now this I might have some advice for. If there's an FOV (field of view) slider in the options anywhere, bump it up. I don't understand the science behind it, but a restricted view can give people headaches and dizziness. For some reason, most games default to 60, despite 90 being more realistic and less problematic for the general population.
The thing that worries me about VR is it relying on the parallax effect, which requires two relatively good eyes in order for it to work properly. I'm partially (or rather, substantially) blind in one eye; I can still see out of it, but just barely. I haven't actually had the opportunity to try out a VR headset but I'm pretty sure it won't work effectively for me. The 3D effect on the 3DS doesn't work that well for me. I can kinda see it, but I feel like it'd be so much better if I had better vision.it also makes me really wonder about the future of VR. the motion sickness aspect really makes it hard to market. i tried minecraft in VR - awful, awful. sure you've got the games that avoid the motion sickness issue completely by not having your character move without moving yourself (such as in the vive portal game, you move by walking around in your walking area or teleporting), but this won't really allow for any wondrous frolicking across green fantasy world fields or so. so we're still pretty far away from any holodeck-level technology.
Having asked several people this over the years, the predominate reason most people have for calling it nerdy is that there's too much talking about engineering systems and not enough shooting and blowing up the 'bad guys'. While it can get a little dry at points, that is the absolute charm of it. It's more than just a tween's wet dream, it represents a logical future of how a galaxy full of intelligent, equally-equipped life would deal with each other.speaking of which, i really wonder why star trek has such a nerd label on it. i've watched a lot of both TNG and voyager by now, and once you get past the setting it's pretty much just a normal soap opera. of course, i might just be blind to the nerdy elements because i myself am a nerd, like about everyone online (outside them normie realms like facebook and instagram) is these days.