> In a VR I do not want to walk around, but I want to control the character and feel like I am really there these are incongruent. > Who would engage in any k

> In a VR I do not want to walk around, but I want to control the character and feel like I am really there these are incongruent. > Who would engage in any kind of personal interaction with that? tons of people do regularly. see https://playtracker.net/insight/game/2704 https://playtracker.net/insight/game/2704 do note: not all vrchat users use VR everytime. but still the numbers arent insignificant. not to mention disabled people who cant participate in society as well as the average person, may want to experience a world where they can walk, go to the theater with their friends or swing around like spiderman. as for fun games in vr? try pavlovVR, into the radius, until you fall, beat saber, legendary tales...