>>284258095
Yeah. It's really only as good as the company and spectacle of it, but thankfully for me the both of those have been very good. Even without /vrg/ I had a blast way back in 2017, when I got greeted by people in the original hub by that blue scientist from Chowder welcoming me to the future as his giant bobbly nose obscured my screen in its entirety. Imagining the experience of what it would be like in VR, that's when I knew I had to one day get a headset, and /vrg/ got me to bite the bullet.