>>300592781
I like it when people put clear effort in the way they are perceived in VR, whether or not that appearance is particularly tasteful. One person is a busty maternal Ora Ora, another is a quiet shy loner, another is an always vibrantly happy and energetic boy, etc.. There are certainly better examples but I think the one thing that ties them together is that they have let themselves throughly be consumed by proteus. If I was to for example for a long enough while solely hang around these types of people, you can call them roleplayers if you like, that proteus can rub off on you and you can enter a state of immersion that only VR can provide. My first experience with this was incredibly enjoyable. People that have removed the “soul” out of their interactions in VR have murdered their own immersion potential and the potential of others.