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I've been going kinda hard into it lately. Life's been a dumpster fire for the last couple years. While my life got flipped and turned upside down and lead me to starting over far far from home, My PC and VR setup were among the few things I brought with me.
It's been helping me cope with avoid my problems and escape reality. All the problems I've been dealing with just seem to melt away.
specifically vrchat, which without a doubt probably has far more content than any other vr game out there. Sure the thing is clunky and feels like it's held together with digital ducktape, but for the price (free), who can complain? I like exploring random worlds alone, some of them are pretty great after all. The western made maps can often range from shitposts to interactive deviant grade trash, but sometimes those can be good too. I've noticed a strong tendency in western made maps to make half a proper map, then fill the other half with selectable avatars, mirrors, portals to other words, photos of the dev and their friends, and massive displays of the map's credits.
It's a bit funny how obsessed people are with mirrors in the game. I mean, people do put a lot of time and money into their avatars, so I don't blame anyone for wanting to see it. Heck, I bruit forced myself to learn my way around unity so I could go crazy customizing my own avatar, both in appearance and with little gimmicks.
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