>>358773692
VR isn't as immersive for me as it seems it is for others too. I think that's quite common as I've seen plenty of people wish they could be as immersed as those retard normalfag webms where people dive into their TVs or scream in fear.

When I take off the headset I do feel like I'm transitioning from one 3d space to another but there's something missing in that virtual one that doesn't trigger fear of heights or sense of speed like you mentioned. If I get scared in a horror game it's from a jumpscare that could have got me in any flat game too, nothing like the genuine feeling of unease you can get from a creepy location IRL. 

When the headset is comfotable, lenses correct and the game is good I can easily forget about my real world surroundings but it never really hits the point where the virtual becomes the real. I'm still in a videogame and while I can interface with it very smoothly I can never fully forget that it's something seperate.