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>Does it hurt your eyes over time?
No.
> can you adjust focal points so you can play without wearing prescription glasses?
OG vive is adjustable to make a bit of space for glasses. I think index is too. Not sure about oculus stuff. VRoptician can get you lens replacements so you don't have to wear glasses in your headset though. Highly recommended to not wear glasses inside your headset because it can scratch up the lenses and fuck it.
> is VR good for playing long-form games like RPGs, or mostly arcade style?
Depends on your fitness. You are physically moving around all the time in vr. Personally I don't play for more than 4 hours at a time but I am not american and play standing roomscale every time. There aren't really many games that are long-form right now anyway.
> I love torrenting old films and making a night out of watching them now and then. Instead of getting a TV or display, could I stream a film to my headset?
People do this in bigscreen vr and in vrchat all the time. I personally don't find it comfortable and am a bit of an autistic spaz so I can't really sit around watching for long.
> what are the negatives to headsets?
Comfort I guess? You need a pretty beefy computer to run it too.