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The community is small compared to other game generals and the vast majority of us have jobs which we also need to sleep for. That cuts 80% of our time through out the day so everyone, regardless of timezone which is a whole other can of worms, has only a handful of hours they can actually play throughout the week. Tired from work too generally means no high activity games but sometimes we manage. Hell, I was getting up at 5am and skipping breakfast to play in those EU pavlov lobbies but god forbid anyone else actually does that. The number of people that actually play is always small compared to the total but we have this perfect storm where playing vr is actually physically demanding which whittles down our numbers something fierce. Only the ultra committed regularly play (which isn't even me) so you'll keep seeing the same names because they are the ones that always put the effort into actually showing up or organising things. How many people complain about there only being TTT lobbies in public pavlov but then immediately close the game instead of making their own lobby? How many people check the vrc website for if their friends are on and don't get online if they aren't? Just try it, nig. Don't worry about not getting 30+ person lobbies because peak time weekend NA pavlov does, just play game and have fun. Do it enough and others will join. Numbers shouldn't be your fixation, quality of the time spent and how much fun you had and shared should be. As for orbiters, I didn't even know most of the people in those EU lobbies and met them through those games, the host included. Still barely ever see them.