In The Infinite RP "The Far Worlds" refer to public VRChat worlds that see little to no player traffic. These are quiet, often forgotten corners of the Infinite where roleplayers may go to seek solitude, a specific atmosphere, or a chance to improvise with a more focused group. While the likelihood of meeting someone is low, interactions in the Far Worlds tend to be more personal, one-on-one, and immersive when they do happen.
Overview[]
Unlike The Common Worlds, which are known for their high population and social activity, the Far Worlds are largely uninhabited. Roleplay improvisers may stumble upon one another here by chance or intentionally venture into these distant places for character-driven moments, personal arcs, or quiet world-building. The Far Worlds are ideal for slower-paced, focused improvisations. There are fewer distractions, no crowds to compete with, and no pressure to perform. It’s where conversations linger, tension builds, and characters reveal sides of themselves not always seen in louder spaces.
Tone and Use[]
Because of their isolation, improv in the Far Worlds often feels more grounded and intimate. Scenes here may carry more emotional weight or narrative depth simply due to the setting’s quiet nature. They are perfect for:
Character development
Secret meetings or rendezvous
Lore drops or private reveals
Testing scenes in peace without being interrupted
Role in the Infinite[]
The Far Worlds represent the outskirts of the Infinite. Worlds that exist, but are rarely seen. They are not canonically defined by any group but still belong fully to the shared reality of the Infinite. Stories that happen here are just as valid as those in populated spaces, and for some characters, the Far Worlds may even be home.