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Message: [QUOTE="dogpause, post: 4148987, member: 701"] I own a VR headset and I can tell you that unless you've been given a bit of instruction, and also that the field of play has been properly defined in setup, this kind of accident is inevitable. As such, I would say the blame must be shared. Part of setup with VR is to walk off the field of play. This area is shown as boundary lines in the headset when playing. Anyone who owns a VR headset has probably experienced inadvertent contact with the ceiling or furniture. Your wife should not have been that close to a TV. BTW, vertigo and nausea are also common when one first experiences VR. [/QUOTE]