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Can anyone give me some helpful advice in terms of how to conquer VR apathy/anxiety? Over the past few months I've had a hard time getting myself to play any VR games for a variety of reasons, here are just a few:

>Performance
My current build is currently utilizing an AMD Ryzen 7 1800x CPU and a RX480 GPU, so many of the games I play in VR tend to run pretty poorly (most games stutter frequently, while other games like VRC and Rec Room struggle to ever achieve a constant 60fps). I'd like to upgrade my build sometime soon but I'm currently a poorfag neetlet so any potential upgrades will have to wait.

>Anxiety
Whenever it comes to social VR titles like VRC and Rec Room I seldom ever communicate for mostly two reasons. The first is that the IRL environment I play in is consistently loud and occupied, meaning people in VR will hear people IRL and people IRL will hear me having convos in VR. In order for me to be fully immersed and stress free when playing in VR I'd prefer to be totally alone IRL, which currently isn't an option. Secondly, I've always been a very socially awkward person; I'm not a conversation starter and I don't talk unless it's necessary or prompted. In games like VRC these traits generally never help since the bulk of the servers I visit are almost fully composed of groups of people already engaging with each other over some topic I have no knowledge about (I'm not the type of person to butt in to a conversation if that wasn't obvious enough already).

I'd really love to get invested into VR again but I feel like at this current state it's basically impossible for me to do. If anyone here with similar struggles has some useful advice to share I'd greatly appreciate it.