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i can do anything in VR but play these games. boneworks gave me some of the worst room-spinning motion sickness i've ever had. kudos to you if you're mind can accept it.
No idea where you're getting this idea of people being "in-tune" and others being out of "tune" but it's just plain and simple motion sickness. Exposure to it in short bursts overtime usually helps most people, higher FOV is a huge help and if it's really bad, there are pills you can take for motion sickness.
Wait a month, see if they make the game perform better and fix the Gunplay and physic issues and if not, just wait for modders to fix it.
What exactly does Bonelab worse? I've put 3 hours into it so far, and it feels like a straight up upgrade to Boneworks mechanically speaking. Climbing feels a bit stiffer than usual, and some weapons (Ak, Pump shotgun), are glitchy as hell, but that's stuff that will definitely be fixed.
It's more Boneworks, but better. I don't see any issue with that. That's exactly what the community wanted from project 4.
You can't even explain it. Alright then, moving on I guess.