>>332693718
The exact problem is that it isn't real life. As someone who got into VRC during quarantine as a "substitute" for social interaction when I could find it nowhere else, I got bored very quickly. Sure you can converse with people but at the end of the day the only thing that makes small talk with drunken strangers interesting is that they're generally real people you can interact with. On the internet they just go talk to other people, go to another world, or pass out on the spot. It's not interesting, it's nothing like real life, and most of the people are shallow in terms of personality. Most conversations you'll have in VR can also be chalked up to discussions about VR/VRC itself, what drugs you're on/about to take, or avatar discussion. If you want to make actual friends just play games you enjoy and try to meet people on them, at least you have something in common besides wasting money on porn tech to try and be social.