When you ARE the player:
When you ARE NOT the player:
When you ARE the player:
Putting on the headset should be the player's choice. Not everyone wants to enter into VR and we will never pressure you. Here are some reasons someone may not want to play:
Being touched when not expecting it can be a jarring experience for people if the touch is not expected. If you need to touch the player for any reason, communicate the touch by saying, "Can I touch your left hand?" or "Can I touch your head?"
Virtual reality is not accessible for those with larger hair styles (e.g. buns, afros, braids, etc.). There are headsets straps that are development, but have not been released. Try wrapping your hair into two points instead of one.
Although VR is trying to be more welcoming to those with accessibility issues, VR may still be restrictive to those with some differences: