VRCams.com dropped
 

VRCams.com dropped and sold yesterday at a DropCatch auction for $13,275. That seems high considering VR porn has been available for several years, but VR has failed to gain any significant interest from the cam community.

no wonder about that because it requires tech knowledge and expensive equipment unavailable to the most amateurs rather than basic webcam.

But that's impossible after all the warriors who swear VR was the hottest thing going after I said something along the lines of what you said. I told them that with my 5 kids in school none of them are interested and neither are their friends - and I got slammed for it..

Oh well -

I have always said that VR will be popular only if you have lots of very good VR computer games.

Otherwise I see no reason for it.

VR is like being a car guy, who gets a Lamborghini - But there are no roads anywhere - Just dirt tracks... The Lamborghini is a fantastic piece of engineering, capable of fantastic speed and precision, but without the infrastructure, without the roads, you cannot use it to anywhere even near to its full capability.

20 or 30 years, and the 'Metaverse' exists (That's the 'Ready Player One' metaverse, not Facebooks version) VR will be crazy - Everyone will be using it - But instead of a 'helmet' and controllers, you'll just be wearing light glasses (if even that) and not need a controller at all, your body will be your controller.

And we shall spend all our time in VR, educating the poor of the world, which it would many times over, not one human being excluded, and we can explore space together, both inner and outer, forever, in peace....

It’s amazing but the novelty wears off. And the lack of good games doesn’t help. There definitely is a future for it when the games get more advanced.

Reminds me of that old game like Leisure Suit Larry - I think it was called Lounge Lizard Larry. That would be fun all around

Turns out I registered VRcam/cams dot tv for 3$ each a month ago.. doubt I will renew.. will see if there is any traffic hit me up if interested

$13K is cheap. A few other great VR related names dropped at the same time.

How the hell can somebody drop a name like that?

Just learnt that the guy found Jesus apparently, and decided to drop all of his adult and gambling names.

:1orglaugh

nice domain indeed, it surprised me it was dropped.

btw, got a list of his domains maybe? :)

Why is it cheap? How would you monetize it in the near/intermediate term (< 10 years)?

no......

For me, VR went just like 3D.
I never got the 3D glasses and never knew where to get VR stuff either.

Seriously, I would have to do research to even know where to start if I wanted to get into it.
It's like the VR people acted as everybody knew all about it and they only had to shout "we have it here".

The Metaverse made no sense at all to me. I can't understand why Zuckerberg thought so much of it.

But maybe it could have been the best thing ever but there were just too many people
like me who just didn't get educated on it.

:2 cents:

Agree.. can't make sense of the motive behind this one in 2022. I registered the .tv counterparts along with some one worders cos the tld was on sale and .tv is rarely on sale these days.

Not accusing anyone but it's not like money laundering isn't common in aftermarket sales..

You can check out a VR thread from 7 years ago here:
https://gfy.com/fucking-around-and-b...t-content.html

I wrote it then and I'll write it again now. VR will always remain a niche. It won't change with better hardware or better software/games. It won't fly because human brain will always reject VR.

You've heard about seasickness. That's when our brain receives movement signals from our inner ear but no matching movement signals thru our sight. Brain turns on a "poisoned" mode. Seasickness.

In VR our brain receives movement signals thru the eyes but there's no movement results such as higher blood pressure, higher heart rate, adrenaline level is not raising (because we are sitting or standing).
That's again an indication for our brain to turn on the "poisoned" mode. We get dizzy.

Unless human brain doesn't change the way it works, VR remains useless in mainstream.

I'm waiting for MaDalton and his rude comments. :-)

OK, so you dont like Bill Hicks then... Fair enough... :2 cents:

:winkwink:

That's doubtful. Money laundering would be much more likely to happen with liquid .com domains that are common single keywords and type LL, LLL, NN, NNN and NNNN. For those domains, there's more depth of buyers within a certain price point. It would be foolish buying a relatively illiquid domain like VRCams.com to launder money because the owner would have to resell the domain at a level close to what they paid or above.

VR is yesterday's news. 4K is the next big thing in porn.

Good point, thanks :thumbsup

You're welcome.

Curiously, I make good money out of VR.

you cannot be sure they will use it for adult, someone might already had a plan

these days people drop nft collections and wash trade to launder money :1orglaugh

Japanese porn lovers were on board with VR too.

To me it was just fancy POV.. nothing special.

VR is much more than p.o.v.

Most people are confusing VR with 360 video. Actually, I think all of them pushing VR content are really just pushing 360 video, which isn't VR in any way, shape or form.