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I'm just assuming you're going to like Pavlov because Pavlov is very similar to another shooter Valve made because it's incredibly likely you got VR for Alyx. For Pavlov, our /vrg/ servers require you to go to a website (sparkly or pablub, in the op) and press a button, in order to confirm you're from /vrg/. This grants you immunity from the server's autokick system. Before this was implemented, you had to give our traditional /vrg/ greeting, a headpat, to someone. There are other VR games which /vrg/ plays together, such as Arsetto Corsa (a racing sim) and Beat Saber (really good rythym game by most accounts), so if you've some more money to spend and just as much time to spend with us, keep an eye on the thread for our game roundup posts where we play together.

If you're looking to get into VRChat and participate in the larger part of the /vrg/ community, you may want to look into getting your own avatar, or finding an avatar from something you like. Having an avatar that's from something attracts people who are interested in that thing to you. For example, there's like 3 people regularly in customized Halo avatars and they're all absolute lads. Most people default to anime girls. This is totally acceptable and there are dozens of awesome people using them, but there's this thing called the proteus effect. If you look into a mirror and see the anime girl in it (that's you) standing in a way that's not particularly attractive, attempting to correct that will have particular consequences of which I will leave to your imagination. My rule of thumb is always be prepared to have your dad walk in on you.

Lastly, the thread may be full of shitposting from our local degenerate and people trying to be that degenerate to make this place worse, but once you're standing face to face with someone in VR, they're never hostile and we're all trying to have a fun time.