VRChat+ Feature Ideas

VRChat could work with NASA to include some Artemis II photos, or photographs of the moon to add, as a collection of selectable menu backgrounds. Wikimedia also have some photographs in the public domain. https://www.nasa.gov/nasa-brand-center/images-and-media/

There should be a feature for players with a trustscore of user+ to add messages to their friend requests. People like me don't just accept random friend requests, but if there were a way to add more context I feel like this should be it.

When gifting VRC+, I'd like a feature that allows users to send a custom message. ex, simply adding a short message like "Happy Birthday" would significantly increase its value as a gift.

A happy hippie pack it's both appropriate for younger players and also something that adult players would want the leaving effect could be flying mushrooms rainbows and peace signs explode quite like the confetti effect does and l a mushroom gun like the bee one and a joining effect of a van pulling up and outing it's door arms you join as well as a peace stick and mushroom sticker this pack would be very popular in the hippie community on VR chart witch from what I've seen is a lot of people

We strongly request that you either cease the sale and distribution of the "Bee Blaster" as a VRC+ item or implement a specific feature to hide/disable it. https://x.com/VRChat/status/2039499341635719577 Our request is based on the following concerns: Aversion to sounds: The buzzing sounds of bees cause significant distress. Entomophobia: Many users have a strong dislike of bees, even in 2D or stylized forms. PTSD Triggers: For some, these triggers can lead to serious psychological distress (PTSD). Inclusivity: We ask for respect toward users who suffer from insect phobias. There is a large global community of people who suffer from such phobias. While we love other VRC+ items and do not wish to use "Mute/Hide All Avatar Global Items," we find this specific item problematic. This situation is similar to the "sunman" issue in FISH!. If this item is implemented without a way to filter it, we are prepared to gather international support and signatures from affected users to seek a formal resolution with VRChat Inc.

A option to invite my entire friend’s list instead of going one by one. And give it a 10 minute cooldown, we don’t want people spamming it. Add it to vrc+. The users will love it.

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The VRCHAT team is doing an excellent job, but it's still not for everyone and it's not addictive. Despite its constant growth, it remains slow. And user engagement with the game is weak (my friends list is full of people who haven't logged in for months or years). The social aspect is already a solid foundation, but the construction and decoration side is only for enthusiasts with knowledge from various disciplines. It's not a pastime, it's an achievement. The leap is huge compared to other games like Minecraft, Planet Zoo, Sims... And I think that to consolidate VRCHAT we need more of these casual people. I dream of a true virtual world where a player can create a piece of furniture, sell it online (even for 0 if they want to give it away) and that another player can place this item in their world in a simple and persistent way. I envision a true virtual world where a player can try VRCHAT as before, but also buy bundles of currency to acquire items from other players (and VRCHAT would charge a percentage of the set price). This inexperienced player could create a world (or obtain one made from VRCHAT or from other players) and customize it to their liking with houses, lighthouses, castles, furniture... that they can upload to their inventory, or obtain from other players. The most advanced would specialize in what they do best, and construction could be done much faster. These worlds might be non-instantiable since the player (or those they authorize) could be modifying them online. And then in VRCHAT (with online currency) you could buy inventory items like televisions (connection to YouTube...), radios (with connection to external stations...) I believe that a persistent and applicable inventory is the best way for VRCHAT to truly become an authentic virtual world and the definitive benchmark for any future competition. The risk of a good building game evolving into a multiplayer mode isn't negligible (I know players of other games are asking for this). And if this happens, VRChat could stagnate or even languish, because people go where other people go.

I understand you need money, so I'm not asking for it to be free, but it's way too silly to make these extra favorite tabs a subscription based purchase, especially because you can't access them once your subscription runs out. I just want to organize my worlds appropriately. Games, Walkathons, Hangout, Tech Demos, Explore, whatever other genre of world there may be I don't get on VRC often enough to justify paying every month for this, but I will buy VRC+ for a silly item like a crowbar. I've already done that for the groan tube

I think everyone needs to hear this, not just the people at VRChat. Since the feeback page seems to be more for bug reports and suggestions I'm going to put this here, it's the most relevant board. This was going to be a text post explaining my position on VRC+ and its predatory nature, but it ended up too long. I've instead attached the bulk of it as a text file, which I recommend taking the time to read before the next section down here. I'll get right to my two possible solutions for "fixing" VRC+: Roll back all the changes made since its introduction and limit it to something that only affects the subscriber's experience. No exclusive items, no manipulative tactics, just increased limits and some menu themes. The items can be put in their own little marketplace, maybe VRC+ subscribers can get them for free but they should be available for purchase by anyone even past their corresponding event. Introduce a one-time payment. I'm not the first person to suggest this, and as I've already said it's much better for the user if they're able to actually recover from a purchase instead of having to add it to their list of monthly bills. I would personally gladly pay any amount of money up to $100 ONCE to get the benefits of VRC+ and support the developers, but demanding money every month is just plain greedy. Limited-time items should still be made available for purchase by anyone past their event. I very much doubt you will listen since you're encouraged to think only about short-term profits and all I'm really making here is a moral argument. The current model is predatory, it hurts people, it uses manipulative tactics to take money from them and it will fail eventually. VRC+ in its current incarnation is a rot that's been consuming everything good about this game, if you continue down this path VRChat will die and you will have no one to blame but yourselves. My advice is to step back and reconsider what you're doing, why you're doing it and who you're doing it for, because the people you are currently hurting are the ones who made you as successful as you are.