[winny]

My logic is sound. My explaination may be a little confused...

What I'm saying is that if you turn your head right to "look" right in game, your eyes will then be looking to your left to be able to see the screen. So in practice whichever way you turn your head your eyes have to go in the opposite direction to remain focused on the screen. Which is counterintuitive. When I say VR headset I mean one with inbuilt screens. I totally get how it works and how it could be usefull but you are basically controlling a hatswitch with your head. For it to function in a realistic way, ie. looking over your shoulder to "look" behind you, it would require the screen to be attached to your head...

In fact I'm surprised that no-one has come out with a system that does this..

If I was designing one it would be made to look like a modern fighter pilots helmet with the screen built into the visor and all the track-IR stuff on it. A video lead and some headphones built in.. Probably be too expensive to do but would be good to try out.