Agora Road VR bi-monthly discussion group

[xesxss]

Salutations travellers!

The forums are a great place for long term data storage and discussion but I do beleive there are bandwith and connection problems.

You see, only so much information can be communicated per session in this textual medium. The other thing being that there isn't really an orginization to who is and when they are online.

I think these problems could be best solved for this community with consistently timed meetings in virtual worlds. It would be great to have our own world at one point...but I think it would be best to start up in VRChat, seeing how popular it is as a vr social platform with plenty of customizability.

I think meeting bi-monthly on weekends might be best for starting. I'm excited to listen to what this community thinks about this idea!

Happy tommorows friends : ),
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[CognacDefender]

And the shortstack rabbit has what to do with this?

 

[xesxss]

And the shortstack rabbit has what to do with this?

Just for fun, pulled that one from google images, its from vr chat and seemed vaporwave enough. The one on the bottom is my avi but I think you already knew that? Would you like to share some feedback on the idea itself?

 

[CognacDefender]

Just for fun, pulled that one from google images, its from vr chat and seemed vaporwave enough. The one on the bottom is my avi but I think you already knew that? Would you like to share some feedback on the idea itself?

Uuuuh could be fun I guess.

 

[Andy Kaufman]

Cool but Timezones

 

[xesxss]

I would be currious to see what timezone our users are coming from, maybe running a survery could help us find a happy medium? If not then maybe gear different events towards different timezones

 

[SolidStateSurvivor]

I'd rather meet in Pavlov so I can execute those who disagree with me tbfh

I'm using vr on a budget and selling my soul to Zuckerberg's Occulus as a result, is cross play a thing between Occulus, Steam, and HTC headsets?

 

[NeoTokyo Tempo]

I used a cv1 until like a month ago. I switched to Vive just because I wanted to disconnect from Zucc. Pavlov is a good choice. VRchat is pretty gay.

 

[eve]

any type of VR meetup would be cool, regardless of whether its in vrc or pavlov or whatever, but i think finding out what time is the most convenient is the most important thing XP

I'm using vr on a budget and selling my soul to Zuckerberg's Occulus as a result, is cross play a thing between Occulus, Steam, and HTC headsets?

not sure about pavlovs cross play support, but i know for a fact that vrchat does have really good cross play. the only real drawback is that u cant see certain PCVR avatars or worlds on quest or other non-pc headsets, but other than that its a pretty seamless experience :D

 

[NeoTokyo Tempo]

I really don't think this is a good idea. /vg/ tried this and it became one of the worst cesspools of degeneracy I have ever had the displeasure of interacting with. You can say "that's /vg/, Agora will be different", but I've been around the block enough times where I don't believe it. Basically every vrc group I've interacted with either had the same problems as /vrg/, or they stopped playing before it got that bad.

 

[SolidStateSurvivor]

I really don't think this is a good idea. /vg/ tried this and it became one of the worst cesspools of degeneracy I have ever had the displeasure of interacting with. You can say "that's /vg/, Agora will be different", but I've been around the block enough times where I don't believe it. Basically every vrc group I've interacted with either had the same problems as /vrg/, or they stopped playing before it got that bad.

Partially why I prefer Pavlov, not trying to get virtually molested by grown men larping as anime girls. But I haven't really explored VR chat so it would be an interesting experience at least

 

[xesxss]

any type of VR meetup would be cool, regardless of whether its in vrc or pavlov or whatever, but i think finding out what time is the most convenient is the most important thing XP

not sure about pavlovs cross play support, but i know for a fact that vrchat does have really good cross play. the only real drawback is that u cant see certain PCVR avatars or worlds on quest or other non-pc headsets, but other than that its a pretty seamless experience :D

onward is actually a lot better and it also has crossplay. I know setting up your avi for cross platform on vrchat can get pretty techical and hands on but it is possible. I would be more inclined to find someone who offers a service to do so. Much better to outsource for that kind of specific task