>>386933602
/vrg/ is already pretty slow and the people posting here are coincidally also the people most interested in trying all kind of VR games and keeping the discussion alive. Arbitarily excluding the most popular game (VRC) is just weird and just forces you to keep up another tab and follow a second thread and line of conversation.

It was doomed to fail and it will fail again and again because there is absolutely no reason for it to exist in the first place. 

>>386933751
>>386933793
And it didn't work in /vrgg/ either, hence it is DEAD. Aside from that I never felt like I couldn't discuss a VR game here. I was doing pavlov and contractor lobbies for 2 years now organized completely over the thread alone. I don't see your problem, I don't see the issue you are experiencing here and therefor I can only assume it's some excessive drama over VRChat.