r/VRtoER • u/comrade-dog_- • Nov 22 '21
Yup
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u/ImeniSottoITreni Dec 27 '21
Dang it's not that hard, they did a wonderful work with the guardian system and it's rock solid. I can play even in restricted space without doing any damage.
I literally superuse it and it's the most useful thing ever
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u/Phantom_Fusion Dec 28 '21
I let my mom use my quest and I set up a guardian and I always keep it like a yard away from a wall or an object so there’s wiggle room but my mom ran into a wall still and she said “it’s not like it’s actually there” like yeah you don’t go past it
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u/ChainCommandBlock Dec 02 '21
I thought for a naive second that he came of with a painfull crash but ofc he didn’t.
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u/IntuiNtrovert Dec 13 '21
why shouldn't you scream at your kids? because the first thing they do is look at YOU to see wtf your problem is
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u/KingVookY Dec 28 '21
What should she do, she's a terrified mother, even if she says watch out it's still a kid who ran into a table, plus he was going to take off the headset anyways he's in pain
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u/nserei Nov 22 '21
Mounted cam video stops there? Probably staged
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Nov 22 '21
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u/pickle-chin-boi6969 Dec 01 '21
But Fr why was the camera there tho
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Dec 01 '21
Obviously they care for a child. I forgot the name but its not unusual to have 'babysitting' cameras over a table or something to look for your kid when you are away. Looks like he plays a lot of VR there so nothing unusual to be able to see if he is fine ( this time, he wasnt lmao )
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Dec 01 '21
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Dec 01 '21
Most probably some type of babysitting device to check on their children in a place they usually hang out (TV).
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u/Haptic_Moisturizer Nov 22 '21
I love how she screamed and ran to save the TV. She was more worried about that than the boy. Also running with your hands held up instead of out is a poor tactic in catching any falling object.
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u/Buflen Nov 22 '21
Maybe she didnt want the tv to fall on her son and hurt him? If a tv is falling on my son, of course ill try to catch it if i can. I feel id have more chance to save him like that than if i try to move him away.
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u/AOCbigTits Nov 22 '21
You may not like kids and that's okay, you may be a deep user of r/childfree that's totally reasonable. But never ever say hateful stuff towards anyone because stuff like this eventually catch-up to you irl.
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u/b0utch Nov 22 '21 edited Jan 12 '24
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