Don't escape into the simulacrum dude, just get back up and keep going! It's sad to see people check out of reality as a whole and imprison themselves in these man made hellscapes. What you're doing isn't social, you're not being a social person, it's too fake for that and will never translate into real life. Being comfortable isn't what you were born to do and sometimes you might think you're stuck but there's always a solution to the problem. Giving up ain't it though. If you never challenge yourself, you're never gonna grow. I believe in your dormant indomitable spirit, you can do it man!
Your voice is super comfy to listen to, so the longer video works well. I really liked hearing a bit about your background. Much of what you brought up really echoed back through my own history a lot - even the whole part about falling out of videogames and anime for a while, but also slowly rediscovering those passions alongside other people. It's really wild how social VR can change the whole dynamics of your life.
One thing that i kinda hate about watching your content is that after every video i wanna try vrchat as well but i tell myself that without a vr equipment it is probably not worth it. I am gonna assume at some point you will make me get gear for vr to try it out ^^
This might be a little long because of the length of the video so I'll divide my comment up into sections. First, I agree with what you said about the Wii being similar to VR. I'd also want to mention the Xbox Kinect was very similar to vr as well, even though it did not have that much replayability outside of the one boxing game mode. I always loved portable gaming and pokemon. I've literally played every pokemon mainseries title from Pokemon Black version 2 to Pokemon Sword. (Ultra Moon is my favorite. I have not played Scarlet/Violet yet). In fact, portability is the main reason why I', probably going to go for a laptop as opposed to a desktop for pcvr. One thing I'd like to mention about VRchat that seems to line up with your experience, is that it's a lot easier to walk up to people and talk to them online, as opposed to walking up to strangers at a store or public area (such as a park) and talking to those people there. Similarly, VRchat is less combat orientated than other games, creating a social atmosphere few other games can replicate (the other games I can think of that are also pretty social are Minecraft and Final Fantasy 14, which are both known for their multiplayer experiences). The amount and variety of worlds also contribute to this as you basically can invite your friend to do several things with you in VR like watching a movie without requiring you (and everyone with you) to buy another game and download it or come over to your house in order to do it. VRchat also has the benefit of letting you see your friends a 3d avatars, which makes the experiences you have with them way more enjoyable than simply watching a movie on a shared screen on discord or playing a game like uno online where your friends are only represented by their voice.
Dude psp was based, and so was the music playing features. My first PSP died because I left my pocket open while snowboarding and got a bunch of water in it 😔
First. I assumed your vr chat account was older then mine. But my account was made on the OG VR Chat website and i had to migrate to steam. Second. My first ever console game i ever played was about popey the sailor that i played on my cousins zilton console. Tird. My first console was the Playstation and and Dancing stage whas whit the console and a dancing mat.
I kinda wanna give a solid run of all the games you used to play. You it sound so fun to experience. Might be the start of a beautiful game collection.
Fascinating! Thanks for sharing, Tea. I'm looking to get into VR Chat soon 😄. Videos like this are rather encouraging & informative that make me wanna try it out even more! Keep up the great work, Tea
As someone who recently got into vrchat, it's very fun, just avoid the super popular places if you don't want to sift through servers filled with children or weird people. My favorite place to chill is LPD station, but there are many other places depending on your preferences.
@@CakeofPokke there aren't that many weird people assuming you stay away from the black cat server (it's the most popular one so it's the one that has the biggest variety of people etc.). Children are pretty common though so if you don't want to deal with them just avoid places like Mcdonald's where you could tell at first glance that's where they would hang out. I personally still have tons of fun!
