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>Is there really a problem with ~400 people not having the specific game they want to play in VR, or is there actually a fundamental issue with the effort it requires to play in VR?
Both. VR games just requires more effort to play than flat ones. It gets hot and sweaty and it's not as easy to shitpost or watch youtube videos while occasionally playing them. 
Pavlov may be trash in many ways but there's a good reason it's still the most played multiplayer game here besides VRChat; It supports high playercounts in multiplayer so anyone can join, has a decent competitive gamemode that's easy to understand and for a long time was fairly cheap. Most multiplayer VR games don't have the same accessibility and low barrier to entry. As more games come out that actually manage to match these factors we'll probably see them get played too.