💯. I have learned to accept my alien-shaped head and unattractive facial structure. I will never have the symmetrical face or jawline that A-list celebs and models have.
However, I have learned how to get the most out of PSVR2 and quickly find the sweet spot and proper alignment. This
strap was essential to that and having extended sessions that required only minor adjustments. I check the alignment and do the eye tracking test before each session. The eye tracking test is just as much about preserving my vision as it is for its intended purpose of accurate foveated rendering. Another tip I have for GT7 is to take regular visits to the VR showroom during extended play sessions for an eye exercise that can benefit you in 2 ways. It helps preserve your vision and it can also help with keeping motion sickness symptoms at bay for longer periods. Here is the tip.
Head to the VR showroom "The City of Arts and Sciences" and ensure you are on the default time of the day that provides plenty of bright daytime lighting. Locate the building off in the distance in the direction that your vehicle is facing featuring a sign on top of the building that says "Urbem." Focus your gaze on the letters in "Urbem" for at least 2 minutes. Don't think of it as an intense staring contest for 2 minutes. Your eyes should naturally relax when looking that far off in to the distance even though you are technically staring. Taking this 2-minute break to do this exercise when you start to feel motion sickness coming on will help you return to a race or join any VR game on PSVR2 after you start feeling some queasiness.
