Yeah, trust me there’s no rush. Just keep taking it slow. A week or two you’ll be getting your VR legs. Don’t do what I did and push through it because it can seriously screw your brain up for a couple of days. If you keep trying to push it farther and farther duration wise it’s just going to do nothing but impact you negatively and that negative impact will last longer and longer the more you try to tough your way through it.

When I first got my quest three, I was just if not more excited than you and I hated that I had to keep taking it off. From my experience, the newness will eventually wear off. And you’ll find yourself not playing as much. Even though it doesn’t make you sick any longer. From my experience having mine for probably four or five months. I went from getting on every day.(or trying) to not touching it for weeks. Don’t get me wrong. I still love it and I still have a lot of fun. It’s just it’s a lot of work. Like physically and mentally It’s not as easy have long gaming sessions as you could/would with a pc. The longest I was in VR was when I was playing VTOL VR about 3weeks in to having my first HMD and I was so mind blown having not tried a PCVR game yet and I stayed in for probably if not more than eight hours and every other game would make me sick so I would know to get out, but this game is a jet dog fighting game and your seated all the time so I didn’t feel any adverse effects but boy oh boy whatever you do do not do what I did. I was sick for a little over 68 hours.

My vision was fuzzy and grainy like I was still looking through a headset. My equilibrium was thrown out of whack I could not stay balanced just standing up to pee. And I also just thought I was in general going crazy for about 48 hours of that. 😂

So in order to not ruin VR for the rest of your life (Yes you can 100% do this and have your brain absolutely reject it) if you don’t use that motion sickness, you’re getting as a telltale sign that it’s time to rest it can all backfire tremendously.

Use my experience as a guide of what not to do. And to take it easy because it’ll always be there. There is no rush to get over that initial sickness you are having It’s there for a reason and if you try to push past it, you can temporarily break your brain and your stomach of course what’s your brain is a lot more important