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I never got motion sickness from VR (or from anything) but when I first started using it I would get a cool sense of vertigo that I liked a lot, especially in flight games like VTOL. I wish it hadn't worn off. Still, we're starting to see the first 'real games' in VR, BONEWORKS and Into The Radius for example, that pretty much blow their equivalent 2D counterparts out of the water aside from the indie-developer jank. It's just gonna get better from here.

and that's just in single player, in multiplayer 2D already can't compete with VR at all, aside from convenience.