>>268725716
Like what? I've played games with /vrg/ and it never leads anywhere. That's part of what made me completely lose hope, when I found out how many have /vrg/ friends on steam and I've never even received a single request. I've watched things in VR and tried to partake in events but no-one even notices you're there unless you're talking. In regular meetups, it's difficult to simply watch because things that emphasize just how much people are ignoring you will happen constantly, like greeting people next to you, saying goodby to everyone else in the room, or even standing inside your avatar like you're not even there. All it comes back to is that there's no point being here.