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I miss the days when the only way to keep in touch with vr friends was through vrchat. You could catch a recap on adventures in the thread but to actually chat with them you had to get online. The discord isn't to blame for that though, just a symptom. Back then the entire vr community, not just vrg, was small enough that you could run into the same names all the time and the general quality of person was high. There was no cheap mass appeal entrance to vr so there weren't hordes of dumb kids and unfunny retards. VR was new and every little thing was interesting. Nothing had been done before and just being there was amazing. We'd get on party and roam public worlds in search of new friends and new places and there was never a dull day. If your friends weren't on public worlds weren't cancerous hell holes and you didn't have to be extremely selective over where you went in order to avoid human trash.

But now that's not the case. The failed parents that throw their children at a screen so they don't have to deal with them and the quest bringing these screeching retarded under 10s into vr have truly destroyed the vr space. Retreating into a discord or stagnant friends+ instances is just a way to cope.