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I've heard that jogging in place while you move in VR helps as it tricks your brain into thinking you are actually walking when you move around in the game.

Some games like Stand Out and War Dust have a feature where the game detects when the headset is bobbing up and down and moves the player around in proportion to the frequency that the headset bobs.

There is also a program called Natural Locomotion that you can use with two Vive trackers strapped to your ankles to translate the up and down movement of the trackers as you jog in place into forward movement and is compatible with an ever expanding list of VR games.

Alternatively, you can get an omni-directional treadmill like the ones they use in Ready Player One though sadly they are either expensive as fuck or only available for purchase by VRcades.

Personally, I've never gotten motion sickness that easily. In fact, I used to take naps on the tilt-a-whirl at my local amusement park because it felt so relaxing. I do get disoriented enough to lose my balance sometimes, though.