>>277020198
Having done both I can say this

VR:
being at home makes you feel easy,familiar
it's in VR, so you feel at ease, you can dance like nobody cares, it's cheaper (unless you sip the expensive whiskeys), you do it with VR friends who probably know you better then most IRL friends

Club:
nobody cares if you dance like a retard if you're in the right club, just go with the beat, you're with IRL friends, which may feel more social for some people, if you frequent the place, you will also feel familiar, + you make new drinking friends, it can be more expensive if you choose the "wrong" places, but you shouldn't be a bitch about it since it's always worth it in my oppinion

I myself prefer going to a bar/club/festival since I'm a fail(ed/ing) normie, since I find it hard to get drunk on my own and fall asleep in VR while drinking since I need "motivation" to keep going, motivation that the club passively gives me.