Due to VRChat becoming more and more my main game to enjoy my free time with, I actually got myself a VR headset because of it. The socialization got better, you can have good and very atmospheric experiences. Community maps getting better each upload and the dev team still carring about their community, fixing their game with good updates.

But you need to be prepared for a few cons this game is going to give you when you want to try it out yourself;

- Kids or teens screaming aswell as being very offensive towards you in public servers (luckily not as much but it would be a good idea to know servers)
- Crashers (Be aware if you only play the game on the standalone Quest 2 and also if your PC has enough RAM and VRAM to begin with, my advice is to get at least 32GBs of RAM)
- People who could make you uncomfortable with either NSFW avatars or Roleplays in public worlds (I didn't want to include this but due to some very known public servers sometimes actually getting those people, it's something I have to point out then)

But other than that once you find a good server and find some good people to enjoy your time with, this game will pretty much give you very relaxful times. At least something you should try out when you own a VR headset yourself.

Imagine you are in a heatful game in VR but also want to keep track of what people say to you on discord as you are struggling to keep the stream to its max potentional. This is where OVR Toolkit comes in then and saves the day.

What it does is basically giving you a VR Smartwatch mechanism that you can use to multitask through your desktop without needing to put off your headset in order to navigate back to your stream, change or listen to your favourite music or even watching youtube as you try to also keep the conversation with others in VR or simply to not miss any scene of a game you are currently in.

You can customize the layout as how you feel it most fitting, navigate yourself much easier to keep track of what's going on and the usage aswell as the build-up scene is really simple. You just start the app as you are on your SteamVR or already in-game, a sound will pop up indicating your OVR is ready to use and then you're good to go.

The software is also friendly for any VR Headset, as long as it's PCVR.

But keep in mind that your PC can handle this as it also will take a bit more performance out of your system, especially on a game like VRChat