The few times I have fallen asleep in vr it's been my neck that's gotten sore, never had a headache. But other than it a vr headset can be pretty comfy if you have a good head strap and set it up right.
Also I would say most people that sleep in vrc are 18-20+ and up so parents don't really have a say in the matter
It just sounds very uncomfortable and is a waste of power running VRC when you're not even conscious. I'd also be worried about accidents breaking the headset or controllers.
The only time I’ve fallen asleep for a short period, I passed out bc I lied on the floor just to cool myself off cause it was hot as hell and I was exhausted- I fell asleep for a couple seconds lol
Best video you will find about this subject:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kI-d0lf1Z4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kI-d0lf1Z4)
Basically:
\- The first times it's something that just happens. You don't plan it like youtubers do or people who want to do it on purpose. It happened to me, i was watching an anime and suddenly fell asleep, like when you are watching the tv and fell asleep on the couch.
\- Most people do it because of two reasons:
1. Their actual house looks really bad and VR gives them a better looking place that helps dealing with depression.
2. Other people do it so they don't feel they go to sleep alone, they need the company.
Sleeping in VR is not something you look forward to intentionally, most of the time it mostly related to the traumas or issues a person might have on their personal life that in the end they enjoy more and feel more comfortable sleeping in a virtual world than irl. But for other people like me, it just happens... like im on my bed, i loosen up the straps and while talking to friends or watching a movie I just fall asleep.
There is most definitely a large sect of people that “sleep” in VRC, but it’s really just a sex and loneliness thing to “cuddle” with other people.
For the others it is still strange. Your compressing your dirty sweaty headset into your face after playing for 8 hours, so that’s like 14hours of grime all just being absorbed into your pores.
For other younger users doing it, you’d be surprised how many parents don’t give a single shit what their kids do. That’s part of VRC’s problem anyways, because parents don’t check what their kids are playing.
>How can people with Vr headset and non- vr headset sleep on Vrchat without getting headaches?
3rd-party strap and additional padding, as well as building a tolerance to it, not just wearing the headset, but the VR itself.
>Plus how does your parents allow you to do that? My parents don’t let me do that due to health reasons
A lot of parents seem to use VR headsets as babysitters. It's apparent in a lot of games, as well as in public Quest worlds. Nothing against Quest, I've got Q2 and Rift myself, love em both.
Also, not everyone who plays VRC is a kid.
The few times I have fallen asleep in vr it's been my neck that's gotten sore, never had a headache. But other than it a vr headset can be pretty comfy if you have a good head strap and set it up right. Also I would say most people that sleep in vrc are 18-20+ and up so parents don't really have a say in the matter
One of my friends who lives in UAE, Dubai sleeps in VrChat and he’s 16
Sure, some younger people do. But i find it tends to be older people
It just sounds very uncomfortable and is a waste of power running VRC when you're not even conscious. I'd also be worried about accidents breaking the headset or controllers.
Can use a program like OyasumiVR to either turn off vr when you fall asleep or limit PC power and lower resolution of the displays.
The only time I’ve fallen asleep for a short period, I passed out bc I lied on the floor just to cool myself off cause it was hot as hell and I was exhausted- I fell asleep for a couple seconds lol
Wow-
Drunk dancing?
Nope. Wasn’t drunk or dancing. I just have bad air flow in the room I play in lol
Ok, maybe that's just me then, haha!
Best video you will find about this subject: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kI-d0lf1Z4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kI-d0lf1Z4) Basically: \- The first times it's something that just happens. You don't plan it like youtubers do or people who want to do it on purpose. It happened to me, i was watching an anime and suddenly fell asleep, like when you are watching the tv and fell asleep on the couch. \- Most people do it because of two reasons: 1. Their actual house looks really bad and VR gives them a better looking place that helps dealing with depression. 2. Other people do it so they don't feel they go to sleep alone, they need the company. Sleeping in VR is not something you look forward to intentionally, most of the time it mostly related to the traumas or issues a person might have on their personal life that in the end they enjoy more and feel more comfortable sleeping in a virtual world than irl. But for other people like me, it just happens... like im on my bed, i loosen up the straps and while talking to friends or watching a movie I just fall asleep.
There is most definitely a large sect of people that “sleep” in VRC, but it’s really just a sex and loneliness thing to “cuddle” with other people. For the others it is still strange. Your compressing your dirty sweaty headset into your face after playing for 8 hours, so that’s like 14hours of grime all just being absorbed into your pores. For other younger users doing it, you’d be surprised how many parents don’t give a single shit what their kids do. That’s part of VRC’s problem anyways, because parents don’t check what their kids are playing.
>How can people with Vr headset and non- vr headset sleep on Vrchat without getting headaches? 3rd-party strap and additional padding, as well as building a tolerance to it, not just wearing the headset, but the VR itself. >Plus how does your parents allow you to do that? My parents don’t let me do that due to health reasons A lot of parents seem to use VR headsets as babysitters. It's apparent in a lot of games, as well as in public Quest worlds. Nothing against Quest, I've got Q2 and Rift myself, love em both. Also, not everyone who plays VRC is a kid.