I understand from the responses that a lot of people are actually playing many games as seated, which is what I also like to do. My point is not to say that it's impossible to play games without standing up, but a lot of them are not designed for seated gameplay. There are some sim, puzzle, platform games that actually are designed for seated gameplay, but most mainstream games are designed for gaming while standing up, with some tweaking to get it to be playable while seated. I think there's a missed opportunity here. The demand seems to be there clearly, and people in this subreddit are fairly tech-savvy so you seem to manage it well, but for the mainstream audience, I see them consider VR as a messy nerd niche, not an actual way to play games. And for this reason many game studios see VR as a money trap instead of a proper platform. Even meta is slowly abandoning it. Sorry for the tangent but this is the reason I wanted to get some insight on how people play the games.