> Surely people have higher expectations for the environment their avatar is going to be in than a literal box? Yes - they do, but you don't have to get fancy

> Surely people have higher expectations for the environment their avatar is going to be in than a literal box? Yes - they do, but you don't have to get fancy with the environment for 2 static avatars locked in place. What are the odds that rendering a room was dropped because it is allegedly GPU-intensive vs it being a feature that is not fully-baked for a public debut yet?