How difficult is it to express complex logic in VR?
At least not more difficult than in Word, and often much easier and efficient. For example, if there is a lot of links between (a) business objects, (b) requirements on these links and (c) requirements for these objects, VR will probably be the best way to represent that. Another advantage of VR is that it provides powerful tools for information hiding and layering. Algorithms can be expressed using objects of standard VR types. There are advantages in presenting algorithms in VR because the repeating parts can be defined just once and then repeated where needed. That reduces the number of errors and increases productivity. Still, if you want to express an algorithm in traditional textual form, you can use the built-in text editor of VR and then link the new element to proper objects. And, of course, you can always insert into a VR model a link to a Word document (though that content could be used by analysis functionality of VR).
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