>>294054312
You have to understand the mindset here. It's not about playing, it's about 'being'. People are becoming their avatars, and their virtual social life is becoming their real life.
Imagine going back from high school, talking about high school with your friends and suddenly being approched by a person asking 'why the fuck are you going there and talking about it every single day?' He's going there because it's his life.
The only way VRChat ever stops being talked about here is someone comes up with a way to have universal avatars across all games, someone makes a VRChat but better, or when the posters join the 41% (which is probably the most likely thing, seeing how stale VR development has become over the years).