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How to play
You'll need to buy the base minecraft java game (not the windows 10 edition). Then, follow the vivecraft install instructions, add a server in the multiplayer list, and connect to vrgcraft.space.

Cracked client howto
If you don't want to gib microsoft your shekels, you can still play, just with a trickier setup:

Download the MultiMCCrack.7z from the /mcg/ OP, extract somewhere
run MultiMC.exe. Create a new instance, version 1.14.4 vanilla
It'll ask you to add a new profile. do so, enter any random thing in as user/pass, it'll just work.
Launch your new instance, it'll download all the jars and stuff. Not in VR yet, just desktop. Close the game and close multimc.
Run the vivecraft installer, point the path to minecraft to the multimccrack dir (pictured). When you hit install, it'll give you an option to select multimc instance. (should be the one you just created)
reopen multiMC, then click the "Launch Offline" button, not the regular Launch button. It'll prompt you to login to your profile account (enter whatever), but then it'll ask you for your offline player name. Make sure to change this to something that's less than 20 characters long, and (IMPORTANT) not an existing minecraft account name.
It'll launch, in vr this time.
Go to multiplayer, add vrgcraft.space and login. If you chose a player name longer than 20 characters you'll get a cryptic message about bad packets, and if you choose a name that's already a minecraft account (anything common) then it'll just hang until you get "took too long to login".
Once you're in game, you'll be frozen in place. open up the chat (left menu button on vive, Y on rift), type /register <somepass>. Then it should say registered and you can move. You'll have to remember the password and do /login next time you connect.