The problem is the extremely slow CPU . Sony and MS intended their console for 30 fps games . Now with VR you need at least 60 fps and the scene needs to be rendered for both eyes This means you need 4 x the CPU power for the same graphics <| sep |> Ah nice to see . PS . good username <| sep |> THEN DON ' T TOUCH MY FUCKING ROBOT STOP ARSE HAT <| sep |> That looks cool XD <| sep |> 1 . Rally cross racing . 2 . Head butting competitions . 3 . The assisted , surprise kind . <| sep |> what ? budget for a league starter ? there is no budget ? how do you have a budget for a brand new league and that brand hew character ? do you just plan on getting couple of exalt drops in normal ? <| sep |> I ' ve definitely heard that the MMR vaccine is contraindicated in pregnancy , that ' s why they recommend that you get your immunity tested if you do a preconception checkup . My understanding is that the live vaccine , and specifically the live rubella virus can cause changes in the fetus , and both mumps and measles have been associated with miscarriage . The flu vaccine except for the intranasal one , which , I think the CDC has stopped recommending as it is less effective is an inactivated vaccine , not a live vaccine . The following is from Health Canada ' s website on immunization against measles , mumps and rubellaImmunity to measles should be reviewed in women of reproductive age and vaccination should be recommended to susceptible nonpregnant women . Women should delay pregnancy by at least 4 weeks following vaccination with MMR vaccine . MMR and MMRV vaccines are generally contraindicated in pregnancy because there is a theoretical risk to the fetus . However , there is no evidence to demonstrate a teratogenic risk from the vaccines and termination of pregnancy should not be recommended following inadvertent immunization with either of these vaccines on the basis of fetal risks following maternal immunization . There was no evidence of Congenital Rubella Syndrome in any of the offspring of 226 women inadvertently vaccinated during pregnancy . In some situations , potential benefits of vaccination with MMR vaccine may outweigh risks such as during measles or rubella outbreaks , in which case vaccination may be considered based on recommendations from public health officials . Pregnant women who are susceptible to measles should have vaccination offered postpartum .