>>342549181
I'm 28 and I've noticed that one common type of person to meet in VR is someone that had grown weary of flat videogames and took the chance on VR. These types are typically older because it's usually years of playing lacklustre games that leads them to that weariness. At some point you might have seen them post how VR breathed new life into videogames for them. A lot of the anons in this thread are bitter about the way the VR market has developed over the past few years but for a time I suspect many of them had similar feelings.