>>415969895
It surprises me more how hostile people are about it. Beyond just lazy. Maybe it's a sunk cost thing. But considering everyone bitches and moans about tupper and the vrc devs all the time, you'd think people would be willing to force feed cvr some growth just to light a fire under vrc's ass.

but then, we come back to point 1: laziness, I suppose.

having tried cvr a few times, it's perfectly serviceable. obviously not as far ahead as vrc, but if you were ok with 2018 vrc, it's not that far off from that.

Oh well. I'll keep enjoying both and helping the underdog. I like having options.