>>347978280
Why bother though? If you're just going to be doing work anyway, why do it in VR with tools that are probably worse than the ones you have in real life? What's the benefit?
If you're a programmer, you can probably type better on a real keyboard than even a full dive keyboard. But if in this hypothetical the VR tooling is as good as or better than real life tooling, I guess you might as well?
It just doesn't seem very attractive to jump into VR and then do exactly the same work I was doing in real life. I can just log out for work and hop back into VR when I'm done.