You’ve heard of VR gaming. You’ve seen the headsets. You’ve watched people flail around in empty rooms like they’re fighting dragons.

I remember my first match in Valorant. I died six times in under two minutes. No idea where to aim. No clue what an “ultimate” was. Just pure confusion.

I’ve wasted money on mouse pads that felt wrong the second I unboxed them. You have too.

I tried VR for the first time and threw up after three minutes. Not proud of it. But it happened.

I’ve missed more shots than I care to admit. And I know you have too. You open Valorant’s practice range. You fire a few rounds. Nothing clicks.

I’ve died to the same flank three times in one round. You have too. This isn’t another vague “just practice more” rant.

You’ve just loaded up VRST and now you’re staring at the menu wondering what the hell to do. I’ve been there.

I’ve lost count of how many times I died in VRST because I didn’t know what the hell I was doing. You’re here because you’re tired of guessing.

You’ve seen the term floating around. Vrstgameplay. What the hell is it? I asked that same question six months ago.