>>349135293
I'm using VR since DK2 up to this day, and i'm only leaving it alone when i'm extremely involved in something else (new flat game, projects, irl shit, you name it). It's endless for me, sim racing is #1 infinite use, but i can also replay same vr titles over and over again because simple act of "doing" things makes every game way more fun than you'd expect. Shooters are also obvious thing, using your arms to shoot changes shooting game into entirely diifferent thing from flat shooters, but for example smplest turd of a sword fight arena game that is b&s becomes kerbal-tier creativity game when you can use your weapons to flip someone upside down or even to leverage yourself and climb somewhere. I also love chill value of it, sometimes i just put it on to calm myself down as i walk around some extremely comfy location, elite dangerous is also super comfy and repetitiveness of this game brings comfort to me in a way [spoiler]but then my joystick's trigger button started malfunctioning and i'm not super big on this game ever since[/spoiler]. Every now and then i find another niche little vr port/game, checking it out, sometimes stuff's way more fun than you'd expect it to be. And most importantly, VRC is absolutely endless, content creation is very involving and fun, hanging out with people is a pleasure, and exploring other worlds is super comfy. I honestly and unironically love this tech, it brings all of my childhood dreams to me, this is what i thought vidya will be when i'll grow up, this is what i was imagining while playing early 3d era games, and this is what i've got as an adult. Thank you, VR.