Used to see this alot when I used to more CSGO more . Such a shit game . <| sep |> Or Pakistani , but either way , Punjabi . <| sep |> Here ' s the stuff I wish I had known sooner 1 . Buy these $ 30 Leather Memory Foam Face Covers . vivememoryfoampads Seriously , I wish I had done this sooner . I have no affiliation with this company at all , I just know I wish I had got these a lot sooner . I tried all sorts of mods because after about 40 min or so the Vive ' s default foam would get hot and sweaty and start chaffing against your cheekbones . They basically solved every comfort problem I had with the Vive . I have heard people with glasses have a harder time with them , but if you don ' t wear glasses , get these . Trust me , I know it seems like a lot but it will be worth it . Especially when you are demoing to friends and family because they don ' t absorb sweat and are easier to wipe off . 2 . Use Advance mode when you do room scale set up . It is way faster and easier and a better way to maximize your space . You just click on the corners of your space and you are done doesn ' t have to be four sided either , as many cornerfurniture cut outs as you want . 3 . Be aware that you can ' t trust videos anymore . Seriously some games are going to look terrible or boring in videos but will be amazing in the headset . Others will look fantastic but are shallow experiences you ' ll tire of in a few minutes . Pay more attention to reviews and impressions than videos . Videos simply can ' t accurately communicate what it is like to be inside these games , especially the more mechanically driven ones . Sometimes you just have to take a leap of faith and trust if the community says something is really fun even if videos look underwhelming and vice versa . 4 . Don ' t push it if you feel off . Gaining VR legs is real . Games that are room scale and don ' t use artificial movement with the pads are unlikely to bother you . But games that use artificial movement will take time to get used to . You ' ll have to play them for a few minutes at a time until you adjust . Don ' t push it if you start feeling off . Take a break , at least from that style of game . You ' ll get more adapted but it takes time . 5 . Take time to adjust the headset properly . Make sure you pull the head harness all the way down to the curve in your neck . Use the larger dials on each side to pull the field of view in . These things make a huge difference in comfortability and visibility .