Last class wasn't the first time I try on VR equipments. However, I still felt amazing  after I put on the equipment and became part of  a Marvel Avenger story. I could observe the heros and villains from different angles. I could hear the sound explosion coming from different directions. I did feel like I was physically present in the scene but of course I can' see my own body. It was more like becoming a ghost floating in the middle of a battle field.

The VR experience is much more exiting than watching a movie on the screen. However, so far the stories I've seen using the equipment can hardly be defined as "stories". They are more like long shots in a scene. There are little plots in them. Maybe it is because I had too few VR experience that I think all VR stories are like this. Nevertheless, I think there are huge rooms for VR developers to write interesting and more complicated stories.

I have not experienced nausea when  using the equipment. Yet, the Avenger story looks very blur. I am not sure whether it was caused by low screen resolution. The sound was well and the head tracking was very smooth. I wish the VR equipment can be more friendly to people who wears glasses, though.