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I’m thinking about getting my parents, both in their 70s, a pair of oculus quests so they can explore the galaxy together.
You are a good offspring. (Son? Daughter?) It has been my dream since I was little to go into space. VR NMS would be the closest I'd ever get. If you did this for me as your parent, you will have won at being the best child ever.
Are they already gamers?
Yoda voice
They will be.
They will be.
Dad is, she’s not. She’s all about new things though. She microdoses mushrooms regularly, travels a lot, likes wearable gadgets.
Go, mom!
Would definitely see if they get motion sick first
That’s what the vomit bags are for