"Will players buy it?"

Whilst the meme is obviously an exaggeration, it's annoying because the reason something becomes intuitive is because it has enough affordances and a universally understood design language that a user cannot feasibly interact with it incorrectly. And totally true about designing for accessibility!

I have a week and a bit to decide whether to return them or not... I feel like I might be adjusting somewhat to it but don't want to end up with a device that makes me ill every time I use them haha

Nope, doesn't seem to matter what mode is enabled or not...

As someone prone to motion sickness and nausea in video games and VR, I've come to not be surprised when I play something new and it triggers symptoms... but earphones?! Is it the pressure of the seal causing some weirdness in the inner ear?

Yes! Thanks Chris!

Miyoshi? Baradji? Nadé? None of the above? 😆

Do you think Trump would celebrate with the winning team if a Mexican team had won?

I think out of all the 'socials', LinkedIn's push notifications are A) the most invasive and B) hardest to tune to actually be notified exclusively about important things.

I would also put forward that seeing players slide about is evidence to suggest a fun and intuitive control scheme that allows player agency, but that's just an assumption :D