Poll of the Day > Someone I went to high school with has 700 hours in VR Chat.

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I can only imagine the sick perversions she partakes in every night.

I never could get into vr chat or role playing in mmos. Especially role playing because they always devolved into cliques.

The only time I truly ever got to experience real role playing was the first couple weeks of the Firiona Vie (roleplaying) server on EverQuest when it came out on Halloween month in 2001.

Because back the internet culture was young and so was online gaming culture, so there were a lot more normies to go around and make shit cool.

Anywho, I started an Iksar Necromancer and Monk for alt. The day the server came out. They let us have only 1 character per account, and I had two accounts at the time since my brother no longer used his.

It was truly the coolest time in Cabilis and The Field of Bone I had ever had. It was the real experience of Kurn's Tower that the developers had meant. Hell almost Warslik's Woods and Dalnir was hopping on Saturday's with active camps for each floor.

You met real friends and that's when I learned about Planescape: Torment from one of the guys on there. Which is one of my favorite games from then.

After that by 2004ish, roleplaying had devolved into mostly dark elf clans that would hang out in secret areas and bars and get all silent when anyone got near. It was so cringey. And that basically described all the role playing groups I'd run into for years. They were like cults.

I'm just glad I got to experience Iksar land RP for the short time it truly existed.

VR...Chat? As in, you cover your entire face, completely devoting your entire focus to chatting, and not doing anything else in that entire timespan? Or is it not what it sounds like.

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I'm curious, please tell me more.