The 15 Types of VRChat Players
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Whether a new player or seasoned veteran, you’ll always be finding fun (or crazy) new people in VRChat! I go over the must-know player stereotypes and terms that help give a glimpse into the cultivating culture that is: VRChat! Comment your thoughts on these groups and if you identify with or know anyone who fits into these groups :)
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Which player type are you??
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Friendly Trusted FBT user in the LGBTQ :) Love showing visters how things work
You have fan art section in your discord channel?
french mute cute girl 😆
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I'm the kind who bought a new PC for VR and gets addicted to non-vr PC games and never actually gets in VR and feels silly
As a new player, i totally understand just spacing out in front of a mirror. sometimes seeing your own model repping yourself makes you so happy you cant help but to just look back at yourself and think "wow this is me"
Dysfunctional human
@@dashadow1817 im confused what you mean by that
@@melodywitch8627 I do understand the same thing but like, do you not want to do anything else except stare at the mirror? You don’t spend $50 or $300 on something to just stare at a mirror right?
😭 I have the face mirror on 24/7
@@wienerdawg5832 a big part of games is avatar creation. I think it's pretty understandable that a lot of people do this a lot. Plus it's easier to talk to friends in a mirror instead of having to look 360 around you. And then every now and then you can also go out and do things and explore worlds. Then again.. After 2k hours you've seen it all and you just wanna hang with friends. :)
The mirror is such a surreal vr function.
It really solidifies the immersion and I think that's why people get so caught up in it.
Not to mention it's just generally easier to talk to a group of people in the mirror because of the generally low FOVs most headsets have.
Also since facial tracking isn't a big thing yet, it's a way for you to "puppet" your avatar and make sure you are expressing what you want to express.
It also helps you to see how others are interacting with you and your avatar so you can react accordingly
LITERALLY THIS
THIS IS WHY
Exactlyyyy
If you think about it mirrors are already kind of special in real life, but everyone is used to it.
Yeah this is a really good explanation
"If you enter a public lobby, and buff whinney the pooh runs up to you yelling ratial slurs, that's one of them" What a scentance 😂
yeah I hate how she basically just acted like everyone with a joke avatar is an edgy asshole
That's one of the members she said
I’ve been a mute since 2018, but people always tell me that I’m probably the most expressive person they’ve met on VRChat. I’ve also been making avatars since 2018 and I’ve added tons of things that makes communicating a breeze for me. I play as a character and my voice simply doesn’t fit the character, so I prefer not to speak basically. But people say that they always know what I mean when I’m moving around etc. They can even easily read my emotions just by looking at me and the current gesture of my avatar.
Interesting. Thanks for some insight into this. I'm pretty new to the experience and I'm so used to either text or voice for getting my information and for gaming. I understand the desire to not use the voice if it doesn't fit. Do you text at all then or just use hand and visual body language and gestures? I lean towards not calling those who make this choice in vr Silent Ones. Using the word Mute doesn't seem to be precise enough and it's not about their real life ability to not want to speak or not be able to, which I'd like to try to get myself from trying to label. If that makes sense. But let me know your thoughts!
I use the quest 2 through a strong pc and can only be sad for those quest users that don't have that ability. Amazing difference.
@@Pax00Imperium I used to type on discord and signal that through a hand sign I made myself, I don’t use and real sign language. It’s just hand signs I made up myself that all of my friends understand haha. But I do type a lot too with the new text box system they added. I also think that the term “Mutes” on VRChat doesn’t relate to any disability to speak, it’s probably just based on the fact that they’ve muted their mic and that they keep it muted 99% of the time. I do speak with people, but only with close friends. I also don’t see VRChat as a game. VRChat is more like a social platform to me, so you don’t need as much communication through microphones if that makes sense. VRChat has a lot of different people. Bad and good. Just do what you like and don’t what you don’t, that’s the main advice I’ll give you haha
Can you make a Gandalf avatar?
We can't forget the VRSleepers, people napping or full passed out in lobbies and somehow managing to stay asleep
I once played with a guy in (I think Murder) and he somehow fell asleep during it. It was hilarious and we could hear him snoring sometimes while his character was just slouched over.
👀
Once fell asleep in a public lobby. Got woke up by like 7 people around me
Once went hunting for them and found one sleeping with my friends. We yelled at him until he woke up and then used a crasher avatar to get rid of us. Was pretty funny
@@Rosenwood1And he was the murder.
You forgot to mention the "cute avatar (most likely smol like a Kon) but has a voice that's so deep and bassy that it shakes the room with it's gravelly sound."
And Kons themselves are like a "sub community" of their own, and they travel in a flock; if you see one, you're bound to see another one soon enough.
Also the desktop players parkour in the map.
As a desktop vrchat player, I just Parkour around the map.
Kons?
they’re my fav. usually always so friendly and love headpats.
ah yes, me. the deep voice who enjoys tiny avatars
I still stan for the ex-mercenary Azreal interviewed in VRChat about his time fighting ISIS alongside the Kurds, talking about all the crazy experiences he had in combat... all the while his avatar was Klee from Genshin.
As a 3000+ hour fullbody user I have to say this video was 100% accurate and relatable. Great video!
I only got 80 hours in it an i just explore around. Fun game
You need to get a job
I'm personally a "Questie" who occasionally falls under "Desktop User" when my headset is drained, since my laptop is VR Incompatible, I also spend ALOT of time hunting down Avatar Worlds, so I guess I could fall under an unmentioned/new category: "Avatar Hunters" after which I share the spoils of my travels with curious users to help them find a new look (I have over 50 avatar worlds favorited so far). I'm also just generally helpful, helping new people figure out how to do things like clone avatars, reveal auto-blocked avatars (Of course warning them of Crashers, what that means and what they do, you get it.), block or mute annoying players, etc.
once got baked and ended up in a world full of furries
some of the nicest people i have met on vrc
agreed!
They can be. I've surrounded myself with them and they make up 99% of my friends on the headset. A lot of the avatars look cool like some crazy fantasy type creatures and some look like little Pokemon space chickens. It's not perfect and just like with any community, different types of people exist. Some are toxic, drama filled, or give off weird vibes and I've become extremely desensitized to a lot of the things Ive seen. You get used to things and I've met some of the smartest people who I can vibe with for hours chatting or laughing while in a friend filled game lobby! Vrc is an amazing place that I wish I could tell more people about. It's like my little secret away from my own reality.
Seriously, thank you for being open minded to us
As much as there are good people, there can be some bad apples, so just be cautious for that.
Remember that at the end of the day furries are people, and that means that there are bad people too.
exactly this, they are really nice
I absolutely LOVE how you noted all of these with ZERO bias or discrimination. You stated the facts for each group and I couldn't be more happy about that! Thank you so much!
Uhh no she has MASSIVE nasty bias's that pop up time and time again in her videos. this post was longer but i don't feel like it becouse you won't read it anyway.
@@housemouseshorts Actually, I am very interested. Please, I'd like to hear it!
@@saffronsteam9933 The whole new players are toxic thing comes up ALOT. in her videos. Such as trusted users muteing new users and such on sight. She doesn't condone the behavior but she doesn't speak against it either. Which when you have influence like she does is almost like low key supporting it. My first encounter in vrchat was with a toxic trusted. I swore to not be like that ever and when i reached trusted ive been trying to change the idea that i am going to be toxic by exsiting. However streamers and such make it very very hard for me to sucuseed in this when they keep talking about how trusteds are toxic.
Her thoughts on so called mirror dwellers are really off base and show up alot as well. Like with a lot of influencers in the vr space she seems to see nothing but negativity in people gathering around a mirror. Seemingly implying they are going to be toxic from the start.
Even though i have in my 2 years of experience seen more toxic people on the otherside ie people approaching people near mirrors to actively start trouble
Becouse influencers and streamers in the space put it in the communitys heads that all people near mirrors are likely going to be toxic unprovoked so they approach ready to fight.
Theres a bit of nasty bias she seems to have thats the ones i've picked up on.
@@housemouseshorts I see where you're coming from, but as a Trusted, Full Body Tracking, Gay, Mirror Dwelling, Semi-mute. I don't see some of the things you're mentioning. And it's by no means supporting if are purely stating that 'Yes, there are toxic players. Be warned.' It really is just factual information. And they did mention that if you do have a problem with it, go to a private world or just mute/block them. Again, I do understand where you're coming from, but I think we have to agree to disagree on this one.
she called Roleplayers cringe and suggested blocking memers.
Definitely a mirror dweller. I end up posting up at either black cat or midnight rooftop just watching the chaos unfurl around me or just listening in on convos. It's how I met my first friend group, even though I haven't seen any of them in a while but still. Mirror dwellers are usually really chill people and from my experience, a lot of them are waiting for someone to strike up conversation
What I find pretty awesome is that my friend group on VR Chat is quite literally a mix of memers, mutes, mirror dwellers, furries, LGBTQ+, Questies, Desktop Users, and new players, often hanging out with all of them in a single server as we chat about our favorite things, daily life, and sometimes just yell out the stupidest shit to try and get each other laughing and in an overall good mood to try and forget about a bad day
VR chat is in reality one of those things that have made a major impact on me with just how much more open it has made me with other people and how I express myself, and it in general is just one of those things that really make my day
As a person that's also often in front of the mirrors, I feel like instead of un-socializing, me and my friends often rely on mirrors to FEEL ppl around you. It's like how phantom sense works, you have to rely on something to connect the virtual and the imagination tingles that appears on you skin, especially when someone is off your sight but beside you, and mirror is one of the way to me. It gives me a sense of someone actually beside me, while checking me and others avatars posture to make it as real and natural as it can gets like irl.
Go outside
@@Joons0 NO.
Huh, well that’s interesting. Phantom sense seems to be both a blessing and a curse?
@@Joons0 go get a dad
I just realized I've been in VR more for raves than anything else!
Great video Phia! You always do a great job of giving insight into the cultural tidbits of VR!
I realized that I'm like 6 of them
Clubs are awesome
Same
That introduction was perfect
I actually started out as a desktop user on vrchat. Then I finally got a oculus/meta quest 2 on Christmas of 2020 and I definitely love my oculus.
Im one of the mirror dwellers and trust me it's anything other than antisocial. In fact, we stand in front of the mirror to be able to be more social because we can talk and have fun and we can see everyone in the room at the same time. It also makes it very easy to know which one is talking in a busy room
also i can pet the ears of my friends better and its easier for their phantom sense
@@einfangirl2351 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@@Joons0 LOL why y'a puking?
There is different types of Mirror Dwellers in my opinion. The social ones, like what you said about yourself for example, the boring ones/ people who talk but usually talk about mundane stuff with their friends and blow off everyone else around them, and then the antisocial ones. The antisocial ones are the creepiest and most annoying because there are a lot of them in publics! They just give an awkward wave before turning back to the mirror and silently stare at themselves for the next half hour. There are some zones in between that I haven't acknowledged, but yeah. It's not black and white.
TLDR: Not to offend but one fish in the sea doesn't represent the rest. Just because you are one who is more social doesn't mean that's how every other one is. Everyone is different.
@@Sephhard as a mirror dweller, I also kinda use the mirror to check out avatar toggles and expressions. It helps to chat with other people personally and to show virtual feelings at them lmao. But I also do see some who use fandom avatars with toggles to check out attacks, weapons, music, etc etc.
Absolutely love that you and Thrill are both sponsored by the same company and in each other's showcase for the tech. To me, it really seems like you two lift each other's channels up and support VR as a whole even more by doping so.
im so glad theyve updated quest, we finally get physics and hand tracking 😭😭
I tried vr in desktop mode and it makes you want to buy a headset ,only not to look like a walking brick on a swivel. But I did end up meeting cool people that would interract with you regardless of the medium you use and instead by the content of your character which to me, makes Vr chat such a wonderfull experience.
That’s how I started too, bought the quest 3 a few days after cause I was soooo jealous of my friends and the tracking lol
The only other group I've run into like more than you would think, I would call DEVs. These are people that work on VR in some way or another. They are sometimes for hire, but they will certainly talk your ear off about loading textures and what they've done or are doing right now in VR development. I like them, personally, even if I rarely understand half of what they are talking about, but I usually do learn something from them. I would include Modders in this group as well.
In fact, I think there are many people who can talk for hours about what they are fond of, just to share with someone even if the person does not quite understand
Would those who work on models be the same thing as well?
@@csmrookie9600 why not?
Finally some rep
@@csmrookie9600 modeling is development too, even if only artistically as such :)
Something some people need to remember. She's covering STEREOTYPES. So she isn't talking about all mirror dwellers, all desktop users, etc.
She's discussing the stereotypes that a very big portion of people do end up falling into.
I think a good way for people to look at stereotypes is that they are born from statistics and generalities and may work to help identify groups and mass behaviours but when put upon the individual, they fail to grasp the full complexity of the human equation. We're all many categories at the same time, and sometimes even in opposition with each other.
Ok. That was a thought bubble going off road... :D
I am a mirror dweller, mute player AND desktop, so i just join a world, talk to NO ONE and just stare at the mirror. Love trying out different avatars, see what functions they each got
Inferior mirror player and stop liking your own comments
I remember one guy who tried to do a flip in vr and all we saw was his avatar flip over and heard sounds of plastic slamming on the floor, yet somehow he was alright
LMAOO , funniest thing I saw during a world moderation was a kid scream to the top of his lungs and run into his wall, heard his dad yell and everything 😂
Us dancers do our own extra setup when prepping to dance so none of our tech falls off or have anything positioned on our bodies that would be a hazard. What I do is I use a shoe lace as a chin strap to keep my headset on, I put my waist tracker through the belt loops on some short shorts, with my hip tracker off to the side rather than the center of my waist, and my feet trackers on the sides of my ankles held on tight by some hair ties that I wrap around my legs. With all that everything is safely on my body in ways that I won't come crashing down on my hardware unless I royally mess up. Like in the video you see me upsidown on a pole, if I didn't do that extra setup my hardware woulda been broke a long time ago(not that I haven't already gone through half a dozen controllers and a number of cables)
I am a memer, dancer, raver, mirror dweller, and trusted user. Though in terms of the video I very much to not fit the stereotype of trusted user. I don't mute anyone unless they are toxic or trolling, I show avatars when I can, and I go as far as using quest avatars in quest worlds so that the questies are not stuck looking at my fallback.
I’m a escapist. Gaming and now vr has been one of the things that has literally kept me alive. Gaming and vr is the only thing I’ve used since I was 9 to stop reliving my mom dying in front of me in my thoughts. It’s literally all I do when I get off work. I get home, shower, eat and then I’m on vr from around 9 pm to 2 am. I forget the horrible life I have, and jump into vr and be whoever I want to be.
Well instead spend all that time on making your life better or it never will
Sounds romantic and all, but there's nothing admirable or good about escaping.
@@LugiThePainDrinker It's not that easy, I am kinda like that guy but for different reasons. I don't know what exactly his problem is, I really want to change my life, but with avolition, crippling depression or whatever is almost impossible to do so. He needs to find the source, and find a solution for it. I'm still looking for it, slowly but I am.
You really need to see a therapist:( wish you the best
thats just unhealthy man i hope you find a way out of this i almost teared up when i read this im not even gonna lie
2:46 Love seeing the Eliksni ones from Destiny. A few I've met knew how to speak low-eliksni, which has an entire vocabulary and alphabet that can be translated to English.
Very cool to see them actually talking to one another in a server. It just sounds SO alien to fit with their roleplay. Very chill. Except when someone in a four-armed avatar says something, and they all go "AAAAAAAAARGH" raising their avatars' weapons... Very loud.
You missed World Hopers. (I'm part of that group) We just go from world to world exploring and meeting new people along the way. Problem is unless someone speaks to us or we hear interesting conversations. We don't stay in a world for long
Same! Whether I'm hanging out with other people or not, spending too long in one world gets me feeling twitchy. So much to see and do in VRChat, why not try and visit all of it? You've got a point though, it does lead to a bit less interaction with people. Somedays though, that's what I want.
i have been playing vrc for nearly 5 years now, and i can pretty much say that this is a pretty accurate video, there is more to some of these groups than what was said here and could probably have entire videos dedicated to each of them, but that just goes to show how much the environment of vrc has grown in that time.
vrchat is basically what I wanted when first getting into online 3D virtual worlds >25 years ago. since receiving htc vive on launch day I've tried getting over the fact that vrchat actually is like having to interact with real people. maybe one day.
i love how every “crasher” she shows wasnt a crasher nor looks like one a typical crasher is a hooded shadow man and a sycthe or sum
Very nice and accurate! I'm a veteran user since Dec 2017 and I've seen so much changes in the community.
Can you please help me? I just logged into the game to practice Spanish but I have no clue how to get on to a game, nothing happens when I press launch.
My biggest problem is with new players that don't get it when people are not like them.
Some people just don't get immersed and insult others when they do something immersive like hugging or giving head pats. There was a dude that came running from across the room to yell at me because I hugged a friend.
Like it's ok if you don't want anyone touching you for any reason but let others do what they want.
Back when I was a Desktop user, I thought it was really weird that people (specially furries) kept touching and petting eachother so much, but then I got a VR headset, and let's just say that it didn't take more than two months to get me all touchy like everyone else.
I mean don’t get me wrong it’s weird asf but like you said it’s their choice. Still gonna look down on them tho
@@theweekendwarrior3504 ... Why? It's fine if you think it's weird, but looking down on them? You're in *their* space, what that don't make sense at all x'))
@@theweekendwarrior3504 that means ur not human
I love how the only time I go to furry talk and chill, is the time I get put in this video lmao
10:00 THIS AVATAR- I'M DYING-
I would like to say that I’m glad you show the good sides of the groups and how some players are cause people always see me as a hard ass that doesn’t want to talk and only wears robot/soldier avatars
The mirror is a pretty good way to see whether what you are expressing with your avatar is cool or not while talking to friends, I honestly do it a lot. Just chillin with your friends on a virtual mirror
As a mirror dweller, its the immersion. Im constantly watching my own movements and being so surprised to see it match. I’m such a mirror dweller, i pull the cam out to see myself in non-mirror environments. It actually enhances my phantom touch, too.
I've played vrchat s much now that when someone touches me it's like I can feel it, and not just in vrchat but in other games that's on vr too.
I feel like it happens cause your like so invested in the game tht your mind is like completely set on that game on the vr, so the people feel real.
Idk that's what I'd like to think
As a person who has played VR for a year or 2, this is very true. Heck, it’s still cool to learn there is VR sign language.
Anyways, you may have heard of bad experiences in VRChat and I’m going to say, please find communities that you are comfortable with and feel safe with. People can have traumatic experiences so take the steps to keep yourself safe and use the block feature!
Be careful dears!
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen a Kermit absolutely busting it down in a public lobby
It’s nice to see that there are still some loyal vrchat UA-camrs out there that make content like you do, most people have converted to other games.
Surprised to not see the language learning people mentioned
Feels like there is a sizeable community of language learners / people who want to become polyglots who use vrchat as well + a fair few worlds to facilitate that
I think Ikenna may have done a lot to popularise that as well tbf
The Japanese language learning community is a mess though. I've been using VRChat in part for it for two years and honestly it's basically just an e-dating scene. The one time I found a group of Japanese people who sort of adopted me into their community it turned out that one of the members of the group vouched for me because she wanted to date me which was disappointing (I was not single at the time). It's also often very surface level otherwise. I live in Tokyo so I use VRC for this a lot less than I did before I moved but I remember the JP-EN worlds also used to be full of trolls and creeps.
I‘ve been visiting Sign Language worlds to learn ASL, I love it
I'd say I started out being mostly mute, but continuing to play, especially with my friends has allowed me to become more social
I love mirror sitting when I just need a chill evening and I’m not actively looking for the chaos or fun from other aspects of vr chat. The people are chill and the stories they tell are always interesting. Some of the most interesting people I’ve met in vrc I did just quietly joining them next to a mirror
The questies group is not really a "worse" version of the game, it's really just limited by world's or avatars but as someone who's been playing VRC on quest since it dropped I have had only about 10 situations where the quest limitations are a problem, and more PC exclusive avatars are becoming quest compatible especially with the avatar physics update not too long ago, regardless amazing video phia keep up the good work 🙏
Also I know so many trusted users who pretty much saved me from getting murdered by public worlds so that's something I'm glad you brought it up 😅
As a person who's played the quest only version for a whole year before switching to PC Vr, I have trouble with quest limitations in the sense that there's a lot of cool worlds I'd like to go to with some of my questie friends but can't because they're pc only. Same for avatars. In the end it annoys me more as a PC user than it ever did when I was only on quest lool
When I first joined vr chat I came across a group of trusted players with the full body tracking, I was a very anti social person so I couldn’t speak but they picked up on that pretty quick and they were all super nice to me I almost cried
Been on vrc since 2016, crazy to see it change so much over the years
I think you nailed showcasing all of these groups! So great job! I remember back when my first one was, of course, the memers. Bloody hell, the Uganda Knuckles were something... but they were hilarious! XD As of right now, Ravers is my personal favorite group to be in because of how friendly and inviting it is! 💙 Once again, well freakin' done on this video!
All my best moments of VRC were with people that create content for the game. Avatar makers , world creators, animation specialists etc. I would love to see a video with these kind of people again.
My VRChat adventure did start with the Uganda Knuckles meme xD Eventually I even pushed myself to get a VR Headset which made the entire experience even better. I met a lot of ppl and I am in contact with em either through VR or IRL. It had quite an impact on my life because that is how I met my partner! What started as friendship turned into love. Yeah I do not say it will work for everybody but hey you will never know what will happen to you in the end.
I saw myself in several mentioned player base and I am just glad I decided to give it a try. It is worth trying out in my eyes as long as long if it will stay healthy to yourself and others around you! Great Vid ^^ Gj indeed!
As desktop mute guy in vrchat. I enjoy my mission of listen to storytellers.
i was a desktop user for a total of 750 hours, I totally understand that burning passion to get a headset! there are so many accepting communities out there you just have to find yours!
I can’t believe how far VR has come since I’ve been playing. Really any VR community I’ve been in has been great. I’m so glad more people are playing now.
its so nice seeing these, as someone who has been playing vrchat for 2 years its really crazy seeing every type of person i've ever met fit at least one of these categories! when i first joined i was so out going and made so many friends and never stopped talking now im a selective mute who usually sits Infront of mirrors all day and listens to music, or you'll see me looking for cute avatars LOL
When it comes to social mirror dwellers I’ve noticed it is a way for people to have a conversation without having to keep eye contact. Been playing vrc for 2 years now and I’ve talked to quite a few people about it and they seemed to agree.
I was a memer at first and I slowly turned into a mirror dweller
Although it's not a category itself, the worst sub-category is by far the quest kids whose parents bought their 6 y/o child a quest 2 for christmas. This sub-category is mostly found wearing "brush" avatars and screaming at the top of their lungs. This sub-category is mostly found in rec-room, but is still found a ton within vrc. They mostly have the New User or Visitor rank, so if you disable those two categories, you're likely safe from the screaming of a 4 year old child.
Why *do* they like Brush so much, it's really odd
@@wardedthorn6523 Joshdub. I hate it.
One group i feel missed are the Artist ( The Model makers) . In a way they could be lumped up with crashers, but these guys goes out of there way to make the best models ever with out wanting to crash someone! some makers can make some really cool effects and more. It be cool if you can cover those kind of people, they deserve alot more attention since they put so much effort into making models for us alot of the time.
10:08 this is super relatable during the christmas season. Im really considering buying an Oculus quest 2 to connect to my PC like tomorrow...
9:42 I've been stuck here for quite some time :(
The raves are the best! Two of my trackers were malfunctioning last night and it made me realize how much I really miss it. Dancing is really something else, unlike anything. Great vid Phia 😊
just go to a rave irl 🤨
@House Mouse Main I've always wanted to go to a rave, but I was too scared and dumb enough to not know how I'd get to one and back to my parents house if I had the chance.
That was like, my high school years...fuck has it almost been twenty years now?
Anyway, still haven't gone to one cause I'm an introvert with aspergers.
But, these VR Raves, they look really awesome.
I haven't gone to one yet.
@House Mouse Main
oh I forgot to say only my social interactions are affected by my Asperger’s.
Everything else is fine, it’s a small case.
But all that you said is good to know. Thanks.
Id say most of the groups mentioned r fine accept for full body users and trusted users,when I got a quest a few years back before going to virtual desktop quest user I was put down for no full body or PC headset wether it be any community I discovered. I fount that there was a hiarchy I didn't want to conform to and for the longest of time I had experienced downgrade and rudeness but soon ended up no longer chatiing to anyone,I feel like where the vrchat society has ended up you can no longer just walk up to someone and say hi without the nervous obstacle of someone just looking at u and blocking,looking away or just being pedgy cuz u said hi to there eboyfriend.i think to give anyone advice,wether it be in VR or any community online (especially in discord) I recommend to not recognize someones status Ina community,just try talking to them and if they push you off and downgrade ask why and understand from what pov they have,the more this happens the more friends you can gain.rather then fighting world hopping to find a group u can just check discord aswell.
yeah, the hierarchy things sucks but i do think theres a way out for yall: dont go into public instances. theres plenty of communities on vrchat that host friends+ events and hangouts and stuff, just gotta get into one that has similar interests to you
@@xter7856yea very true especially like with some communitys alot of people are welcoming no matter what they just wanna chat and hang.
Im in a group with a healthy mix of fullbody and standalone quest users and ive never seen this hate from anyone in that group. Im sorry that you experienced that. The community in VRC put full body users on a pedastal as some sort of goal to achieve because of how fun it looks (and probably is). I think some people only got full body because they thought it made them superior, not like how it was back in the day when most people had it for fun.
Meanwhile I am aiming for full body for animation and posing references while VRC is just a side project. Starting with SlimeVR and work my way up to a hybrid mix of independent and sight tracking.
@@starofaetherius right right and I want fullbody just because it looks fun and I remember when it was those days where'd u see them and be able to ask questions but over time I saw it become a status thing and to me personally I don't like it because I feel like it puts this perspective on people both young and mature and new on vrc to go get one in order to fit in and for the people that don't have money as much as others or can't buy it do to how economy is now,it just makes me feel annoyed Ina since or that people are making it seem there better then others if u catch onto what Im trying to say.
I've found the best way to get the full body corner chill people interact with you is just sit near them don't interrupt them and if they interact with you first just carry the conversation and integrate with them and they'll open up to you
Your videos are SO well edited! It's amazing.
Btw do you have hints and tips for a newbie desktop player to enjoy VRChat in a better way? :)
Had a dude as brook break out an actual violin and go to town singing Bink's booze. Then just picked his controllers back up and went back to goofing off absolutely wild.
Well being that Megu's Live Stream Recording is used at 08:26, that would put Megu in the Raver category. However Megu is a Mute that uses ASL and Pens to communicate, also a Dancer and a Full Body Tracking DJ for D&B. With 6100+ hours in 1 year and 3 months VRChat is more of a way of life than just a social platform.
One category not covered was the sleepers! Been sleeping in VR since December, every night which is a good couple of thousand of my hours. Whilst not seen publicly much there are a large group of people that sleep in VR.
EVERY NIGHT? having an LCD strapped to your face for 8 hours straight (*ahem*... 4) i doubt is healthy lmao, i never sleep however i find myself mostly just passing out
@@hotrice4539 yea, 1 year 31 days now, sometimes stream it too ^-^ so peaceful in vr hard to imagine without it now
This is so sad man, these people are literally addicted to something like a drug. There's going to be a time when you're going to cause yourself pain and suffering over it when you get stuck in the real world.
@@mediumChungus69 meh I don't care much what others think. Best addiction I've ever had. DJ in VR, watch movie with friends, create UA-cam and twitch content etc.
Thank you for giving a better map and idea of this place along with Thrillist to make it not seem as freaky as the odd memes that seem to rise to the top in pop culture that paint it in a bad light. It seems pretty interesting.
Coming from a Trusted User, I feel like we should really give some of the newer people a chance. Sure, most of them are trolls and/or crashers BUT some of them are really nice and genuine.
I also love mirrors
yeah this kind of makes me not want to get into the vrchat community tbh if most of the veterans are like this
I basically stopped watching when she basically lumped everyone who just wanted to goof off and have some fun in the same boat as malicious trolls and basically told everyone to block them on sight, like there is a big difference between me wearing a doofenshirtz avatar as a joke and someone running around as pepe screaming slurs but she basically is telling everyone they are one in the same and should be blocked on sight
I kind of find it hypocritical with all this talk of "express yourself" and such but then immediately assuming everyone with a "meme" avatar is a troll who should be blocked on sight
I might try to see how neosvr is still holding up since appearently they are a more new player friendly community
@@AlexiosTheSixth well to be completely fair, i don't think she was grouping us all together because she was purposefully trying to give us a bad rep, but because thats what most people do.
ive seen the ego on a LOT of trusted users, and i can't even blame her. most people who are trusted have a chance of just keeping to themself and being on vr as a form of escape, and don't really socalize that much with people, OR have bad experiences with new users and just would rather avoid it all, but i do also get where you're coming from :P
Thanks so much for making this video. My school has this thing called the "personal project" where we pick basically anything and make some kind of product documenting it. I chose VRC culture as my topic, and I plan on making a documentary on what I can figure out. It's so fun exploring the different types of people that exist in VRchat, especially since I'm not a frequent player and all this is quite new to me. This video is such a huge help in understanding how VRC works, I'll probably use it as a source if thats ok.
Absolutely, good luck on your project! 💙
I am a mirror dweller, but to be fair, I always find it easier to keep an eye on everyone who’s in the conversation through mirrors. Plus as an avatar creator I get to enjoy looking at all of the work I’ve put into each avatar I create! ^^
~It probably doesn’t help that I’m a Trusted user though lol~
Hay PHIA There are many reasons people mirror dwell. One of them is that you don't have to turn much to look around to see who's coming behind you, and another is that if someone makes a good conversation, you can look at them through the mirror without moving much.
I always love the content you put out! I can't say I am any of these because I'm defiantly used to VRChat, having almost 100 hours, but I still haven't joined a group to fit in with the types. Although, I have defiantly met every type of player on this list haha. Hope you are doing well and congratulations on the new VRChat world!
almost 100 I have almost 1000 Aware
As someone not fully versed in the world of VR Chat, this is actually a pretty helpful guide. lol
As soon as I get a VR headset I will join this group of amazing people 😭
I personally am a role player at times. I use a Micheal J Caboose avatar often, and I act like him sometimes. Childish, naive and innocent. But I also sometimes roleplay as an elite from Halo. Being the character just brings me into the world more, and it’s generally fun.
I've been doing VRC for almost a year now, using only a quest headset.
Sure there's a limit on worlds to explore and the one's available can't hold a candle to anything that non-quest users get to experience...
But the things that i HAVE experienced, whether on accident or purpose, always have me going back on the headset to find some random world where i can slice watermelon's out of the air or break the boundaries and experience the void of the second skybox!
So if there's anyone like me looking for adventure, using only the bare minimum to kick ass, then we aren't questies...
We. Are. Questers.
As a soon to be full body tracking mirror dweller, I approve of this video.
im a mix of a few of them like memer, dancer, raver and a trusted user glad i see someone who supports all of these things!
Very informative and great video! Thank you! 👏
The worst part about mirrors is when people put them in game worlds where you need a certain amount of people to play and there will be 15 people infront of a mirror in a game world.
Im really anti social but I love vrchat and exploring worlds. I usually run around alone simply because of anxiety.
Bruh same
This was so positive and informative. Thank you for making and sharing this video.
I haven't come back to VRChat for a long time. As a military avatar fan (used to be a role-player), it really makes me smile. Besides that, I'm a PC player and I still enjoy it.
2:24 the exact moment my parents walk in
*boss music starts*
You know you've spent a good amount of time in VR Chat when you know all 15. I'm not technically a veteran but I've definitely spent time on this app.
I am the stoner space wizard that hangs out with my homies whenever, I like to make sure they got the snacks and stay hydrated, and then deep dive into esoteric conversations about life or ideas in art that we might be working on.
I like to think of myself as a roleplayer, but I mostly just like vibing in whatever world I'm in, as long as my computer doesn't crash :')
You left out ppl who get high 😂 I have so many friends who do! They JUST get on VR TO get high!
absolutely, VR is a fantastic hobby for stoners
I'll admit I am the mirror dweller and dancer in vrchat.
And by dancing I shuffle a lot.
Okay but like the mirror is the place where I met EVERY single one of my friends on vrchat
As someone who goes to parties in vrchat I recommend full body because some people would want to have a dance battle and it can get fun whenever I use my full body tracking I fell like I'm in the like in the game I'm someone who does break dancing but it is very fun
To explain more the roleplay side of vrc I’m willing to help show you around since i’ve been in the roleplay community for 2 years now. We would honestly love to have you explore and learn about our side of things aswell.
was not expecting to see MY video at 2:47 got damn!!!!
3k subscribers and 0 comments!?!? What in the world!?!?
The omori roleplay
I am a total mirror person, and it's because it's a good place to just see everything around you and just plainly hangout with my friend group idk what it is about it but i just find joy in it
bro im saving this for when i finally get a headset
this isnt a top 10 vid
its a survival guide
8:59
I would call those alcoholics (:
As a questling I can attest to the purple cats being either super helpful or likely just ignore you. One had a bit of a go for me being a questling and that was weird I felt bad for them. My most pleasant experiences have been with mutes and desktop users. Still have not met a real furry so looking forward to that. Thanks for sharing
Go to furry talk talk and chill or something
Sup lol
@@KUIJEN8659 i actually like the furry kids. I was pretty shocked at the abuse people heap on them in non furry worlds... and occasionally in their own worlds. I still can't really figure out why. Was told it was "cuz they are super cringe" or so the pikachu with giant knockers and neglege told me. The can of soup Fing the goose agreed. Was curious if that was the pot calling the kettle black myself. Hope your having a great day!
@@RexisGoldeneye salutations
I got VRchat to play with my 2 friends, and it's honestly pretty fun. I'm still very new to it and I'm definitely still trying to get over my social anxiety around strangers, but I'm sure I'll get there. I wasn't even planning on getting it til my friends did and it's definitely been an experience.
I quit vrchat a while back to focus on my mental health and sold all my vr and pc shit with it, seeing all these vr videos on my fyp are making me want to come back, the community can be amazing and i miss it a ton
You and Thrill should organize a rave someday, would love to play a set for you guys :D
They in fact have done this, earlier this year. The next one is way overdue... :>
@@HoshPak we definitely need to do another hehe