6. Upgrade with a cover We asked Millis what else he'd recommend in order to make VR comfortable for everyone and the topic of hygiene came up – which is extremely important right now if you intend to pass the VR headset between friends and family members you're otherwise distancing from. "We recommend buying a face cover for your headset as soon as possible, like a VR Cover, but other brands are also available," Millis says. "It's comfier than the foam, and it's cleaner too. You can get fabric ones to make it more comfortable or easy-wipe ones which also stop the face cover from absorbing sweat, meaning you can just wipe it down with an anti-bac wipe and then let others (in your household) play too.” 7. Create an escape hatch Sorry to suck all the fun out of VR before you've even got started, but it's worth considering what you'll do if a family member needs to get past you (you don't want to hit them if they're walking by just as you're deploying a laser gun), a delivery comes to the door or there's an emergency and you're too immersed in an X-wing cockpit to notice. I know you want to get on and play, but having a quick chat with whoever you live with or setting some boundaries for yourself will make you feel more relaxed and have a better time in the long run (promise).