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>it's going to be when VR goes mainstream
it's already getting too popular, there are weeks where I want to make new friends and surf public worlds for hours daily but in the past year I have not made a single friend or ran into a single person worth talking to in a public world. it's all thots, squeakers, edgy wolfboys or attention seeking yelling "content creators". It's beyond saying. I don't want to sound overly nostalgic but 2018 truly was completely different and a lot easier to make friends. My best advice for anyone still looking for their own place, their own group within VRC would be to try join any friends+ worlds you can from existing friends and try to befriend people there. This means either /vrg/ meetups (which are slowly becoming a normalfag fest as well) or sometimes people from here have their own "side" groups that can be much nicer and comfier - as awkward as it may be joining in on that as a stranger first times.