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so, that said; even though making the character as a actual character wouldnt work, what cyan could maybe do is give you the option for a relatively nondescript shadow that you can cast, like they did for obduction. that would be cool.
but then again even that wouldnt work perfectly in VR, cause without fullbody tracking it would be impossible to have the shadow cast perfectly based on the actual position of your limbs and such...but iirc they made it work in obduction someway, i just dont remember what that was