I dont share your point of view, there is time for everything.

How do you play games now? Does she watch you play?
I play games in a different room, whether I wear a headset won't make any difference. I won't be using the headphones though, don't use them now either. I can hear through walls (and the baby monitor) can't see through them :p

If you can't enjoy a video game or read a book for 3 to 5 hours (not everyday) without her wanting/needing attention, she needs a hobby of her own. Especially if you work or live with her. 

That's too much in my opinion, so I'll probably just wait until the price is better and more games are available. But I'm certainly interested on it.

Not only that, but how many people really play games for 3-5 hours at a time without stopping to eat or going to the bathroom or something?

She does her own stuff like watch TV shows or read while I'm playing but we are still able to talk or quickly interrupt our activities for whatever reason. An example - she's helping her nephew with some maths problem via Skype. She can easily ask me to come over if she wants to confirm something. How does that work with VR? 

But what you're saying is that you'll forgo the complete VR experience (headphones) to not be completely cut out from your family. You cannot afford to be completely immersed especially with a baby.

So, you don't live with your gf I presume?

You only stop gaming to eat or go to the bathroom? Nice. That's some quality time spent with your family. Just curious, how many hours of gaming do you get in a week?

IM SO IN!!!

I played an Oculus Rift demo of a roller coaster that looked really bad graphically and it wasnt great at all, (the oculus rift was also one of the earlier versions, not close to being the final one) however that thing despite all of that still gave me vertigo, and if that was able to make me feel like that, then im on board for a finish vr product.

IM REALLY EXCITED TO PLAY THIS GAME ON VR

(if the video doesnt show up, im talking about Trackmania Turbo which seems like a huge adrenaline rush, just the type of game i want on VR).

nop,unless i try it in a mall and blows my mind enough to spend 400 euros for a tool, but unlikely