So, imagine this space where literally anything's possible, right? You could be dogfighting in jets one minute, and then just chillin' in a treehouse floating in a nebula the next. Or, like, make some new friends in a haunted mansion, and then play cards with a robot, an alien, and this huge wolf - it's all pretty wild. In VRChat, there are hundreds of thousands of worlds and millions of avatars, all made by users. So, no matter what you're into, there's probably a space for you. And if not, you can just, like, make your own thing. We've got the tools for that. Now, you don't need a VR headset to join in, but it's definitely built to take advantage of that tech. You get avatars that move with you, and all these systems that work with different hardware for full-body tracking and stuff. Even if you're just on your phone or tablet, it's still pretty cool - you can hang out with people and it feels like they're really there. There's always something new to find, so you should just check it out and see what's up. You can meet new friends, too. Like, you could visit a planetarium and talk about space, or go on a virtual hike, or even just attend a music event under this weird chemical storage facility. Your community is probably here somewhere. And then there are all these games - thousands of 'em. You could run a kitchen, or race go-karts in zero gravity, or even just play some casual card games. We've got battle royales, shooters, racing games... pretty much everything. The cool thing is, all this stuff was built by the community using our SDK and Unity and Udon, our scripting language. So, users have a lot of power to create whatever they want. And it's not just about building worlds - you can also make your own avatars and be, like, anything you want. Want to be an alien or a talking dog? Sure, go for it. You can even be a shoe that changes color to the music, if that's your thing.