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That's very interesting thank you for sharing it. I find it really cool how different people experience different degrees of immersion and different barriers to entry and I feel as though it is something that should be researched to better be leveraged. 

As an example, I myself find immersion to come so easily and naturally that it is just normal. Doesn't matter the game or graphics usually, I will become immersed in something with basic cartoony graphics just the same as I will become immersed in advanced high quality graphics. But that isn't necessarily a good thing, it means I can't easily be an impartial observer of VR technology. Jet Island, VRchat, H3, Windlands. I'll zone out into the game. Your example there of Scanner Sombre too, absolutely enthralling game, terrified me deeply because I felt so cold, so alone in the dark. I would have an easier time with spooky games if I wasn't so immersed.