Can anyone with experience having social interactions in VR speak to the value-add of the concept? Having played VR games, I find the experience novel at first

Can anyone with experience having social interactions in VR speak to the value-add of the concept? Having played VR games, I find the experience novel at first in a way that's pretty impossible to adequately describe to others, but gradually lost interest in it over time. Curious if there's anything about social VR that you kinda have to experience first-hand to really "get". In concept, for something special and rare like a conference, I could see VR being an improvement over zoom but nowhere near a replacement for the in-person experience. For stuff like daily meetings, I feel like the fatigue would set in very quickly similar to how it did with VR gaming for me.