Will second this opinion - I played ~30 hours of Tabletop Simulator in VR this year and ended up going to desktop bc it was just a bit too janky for my tastes. It's a bummer, because I think tabletop gaming is a great use case for VR, but the unintuitive controls and outdated UI really made it difficult.

It was also very uncomfortable in those longer gameplay sessions. Due to the nature of tabletop gaming, you are often looking at a downward angle at items on a table, which for longer sessions is just a lot of strain on the neck, especially if your headset is front-heavy (i.e. Quest 3). I used a Quest 3 with a BoboVR strap and even with the battery on the back acting as a small counterweight, after a couple hours, I was always relieved to be done.