>>323666235
Honestly I've had the opposite happen. After using it for years now I've started noticing that the immersion has increased rather than gone away. No it's not mindblowing like the first two weeks were, but that time was more surreal than truly immersive. One of those fever dreams where you're a bit depersonalized. After that wore off yes it became a bit mundane in a way. I began to notice the screen door in my face, the lack of eye convergence, the fixed focus, the lack of full tracking, the tris/polys etc.
I'm not nearly poetic enough to describe what it's like for me now. Not that I've begun to ignore all those things, it's just that when I'm chatting in an instance with friends it feels 'real' and I remember it like I would anything that happens to me in meat space. The people I chat with don't feel like game characters or other characters in multiplayer vidya, they just feel like people. When I have the headset on I'm not thinking about being in VR or that everything is virtual, I'm just there in the present moment in my entirety. 
It's been an interesting transition from it going from dream like, to game like, and now to psuedo-reality like. I think this has happened for other people as well, that or I'm finally having a schizophrenic break.

Has anyone else experience anything similar that could describe it better?