>>270125767
i'm usually using VR headset to browse internet on the bed while talking with people on microphone, because i can't be bothered to pull my proper audio hardware out. cv1 resolution is shit, oculus software is great. at this point i associate my oculus room with comfy talks and good times, even though it's just a background

i think movies would work better on normal display, even though having a private cinema anywhere in your room (bed, chair, you name it) is pretty great. vr gives entire new depth of gameplay in vidya, it justifies the existence of motion controls, it lets you feel closer to people online than any other medium would, but i don't think flat media consumption is the strongest point of this technology. movie on bed in VR is great, but movie on a couch in front of TV is even better. that being said, there's social aspect, anon >>270126137 mentioned it, you can watch stuff with other people and it's pretty great