FYI, to those looking at VRChat:

it's trivial to get re-programmed on there by malicious users (spoilers: there's tons of them, the CIA on that game do not like anime avatars and will drop MKULTRA programming in a world you're hosting and use exploits they know about to get into your system.) One of my friends got a re-programming by one of the CIA "handlers" and Norton caught it. otherwise he would have never known. All because you can drag and drop ANY file into a world, and if you're hosting it caches on your local PC, and it can be cached on anyone's computer who connects.

I wouldn't trust these fuckers. The company operates like a shady indian bollywood front because it is one.

The CEO is embattled against the call center team, which is exclusively CIA, most of them aren't even government. But are just handlers of the main devs and each other. The "handlers" are useless as hell and have no idea how the platform works because they too were "hired" (they work for free!) in because they are also fuckbuddies of the dev team. They also act like the secret police for the dev team. It's what you could expect from a CIA false-flag software project.

You're better off with REDACTED or waiting for a better vr platform to come out.

pictured: the project raised $500 million and the CIA devs sabotaged that because at the end of the day, they want to keep it small and CIA only. This is them cheering over "winning" and now they are begging for money on a secondary patreon to the main one, all while there hasn't been an update since November. Nor will there be one any time soon until the CEO/Co-founder steps down and leaves the project that up until recently he was solely funding.

Oh and that's not to say the CEO isn't a shady fuck either. He doesn't pay people, underpays them when he does, and treats people like absolute dogshit and fucks with their minds.

They also fully intend to destroy the codebase if he doesn't and shut everything down.

You have been warned.