Goldkin @Goldkin@awoo.space

@Ravtrag Funny thing is, Facebook of all companies almost communicate this in their current marketing blitz of someone putting on a headset and being transported into a roleplay setting.

It's just that so many ads oversell that kind of experience, they have trouble communicating that's what it's actually like.

@porsupah I'll be interested in hearing about it! Because that's going to finally make it very accessible

@Ravtrag Tbh, I feel bad for folks for whom "be a creature" isn't even slightly enticing.

Because the funny thing is, getting someone into VRChat and any headset for like 5 minutes is a life-changing thing, even outside of our circles. I just wish that were easier to communicate without experiencing it.

@Leviamicky True!

It's still weird to me to see VR platforms marketed as niche gaming platforms or productivity hardware, when like 95% of how I use it is for body positivity and so I can pet/be pet by friends.

@regal Funny thing is, impostor syndrome never ends. Senior devs just get better at pretending they've got their shit together and learn to ask the good dumb questions upfront.

Internally, I am just as nervous with people as I was 10-15y ago, just as raw about forced human interaction to get work done, but it's layered under practiced neurons to carefully ask simple things. And it works, and folks act reverent towards it, which is the weirdest feeling in the world.