I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but VRChat is considered to be a game, so let's try here:
I've always thought VRChat had potential as an online meetup/hangout/roleplay space for the tickling community. We all know it can be hard to meet tickle friends, especially considering we're all so spread out. But the different avatars, worlds, and interactive environments of VRChat seem like they could really help close some of the distance we all feel in this community.
So, to that end, I've made a pretty simple (space-themed) world, called The Ticklish Spot, to serve as a tickling community hub. It's got some comfy chairs, a video player that can play YouTube videos, and, of course, some feathers to wave around. And some other fun things, like lockable private rooms, and a "tickle cross" you can get into. Come check it out, it's neat. Just make sure you're including Community Labs worlds in your search when you look it up. Maybe we could hold some kind of virtual munch one of these days?
You don't need a VR headset to play, but it's obviously less immersive without one.
To get VRChat, just search for it in the Steam store. If you're on Quest, you'll find it in the Oculus Store. Both versions are completely free. If you already have VRChat installed, here's a direct link to the world: vrchat.com/home/launch?worldId=wrld_a96a0bd8-518b-4f79-8761-cf85df361438
Have fun, and remember, consent is important, even in VR
I've always thought VRChat had potential as an online meetup/hangout/roleplay space for the tickling community. We all know it can be hard to meet tickle friends, especially considering we're all so spread out. But the different avatars, worlds, and interactive environments of VRChat seem like they could really help close some of the distance we all feel in this community.
So, to that end, I've made a pretty simple (space-themed) world, called The Ticklish Spot, to serve as a tickling community hub. It's got some comfy chairs, a video player that can play YouTube videos, and, of course, some feathers to wave around. And some other fun things, like lockable private rooms, and a "tickle cross" you can get into. Come check it out, it's neat. Just make sure you're including Community Labs worlds in your search when you look it up. Maybe we could hold some kind of virtual munch one of these days?
You don't need a VR headset to play, but it's obviously less immersive without one.
To get VRChat, just search for it in the Steam store. If you're on Quest, you'll find it in the Oculus Store. Both versions are completely free. If you already have VRChat installed, here's a direct link to the world: vrchat.com/home/launch?worldId=wrld_a96a0bd8-518b-4f79-8761-cf85df361438
Have fun, and remember, consent is important, even in VR
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