It isn't just VRChat either. I tried ChilloutVR to get away and found the same problems, just on a smaller scale.
I'm not leaving VR and I'll still be around with my partners. I'm just done chasing the old community.
Part two is up: the longer version of why I'm stepping away from VRChat after twelve years.
Public instances, ignored reports, club moderation, world creation, Cats and why I think I've been lying to myself.
https://t.co/7CRSpKKz7L
After twelve years, I'm stepping away from VRChat's public community and from making content for it.
What's ending, what's staying, and why. Cats, Lonely Starry Night and NeoNeko are all covered.
Part two, with the full story, comes later.
https://t.co/eD8pxanGrm
I fucking hate blanket statements like these.
It honestly feels like some people spend so much time online that they forget how the real world works.
Not every trans person has the same experiences, circumstances, or opportunities.
Last night at a Leezy Squads VRChat club event, my girlfriend and I didn't even get a hello. Instead, someone's opening line was: "Nice ears, nice boobs." you can imagine the rest of that interaction.
We later found out this person was one of their moderators. Seriously?
"Dos periodistas independientes estarán conmigo durante las charlas, fuera de cámara, con unos portátiles para verificar todos los datos que se mencionen."
Josebas el Auténtico con un portátil y el chat gpt pro: