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Hi, maybe you should have a look at what the Corp Agony Unleashed has to offer: www.agony-unleashed.com - I am not a member, but I consider trying their training program. It cost only 10m ISK and they will take you through every step, including brin…
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I would say, you have all rights to be sceptical about something like that. Second Life is a lot of things. It is not really a game, but a "social experiment", as Linden Lab prefer to call it. As for simulations, I personally think they take it way …
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Dang! Not that I feel like having a painting of my avatar on the walls, but I must say this is a great idea indeed.
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Hi Akousmanta! Linden Lab likes to think of Second Life as a "can do it all" solution. The heavy emphasis on business is something neither I nor many others appreciate much, but it is not something that will destroy your experience of SL in any ways…
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Originally posted by Kabaal Originally posted by Sundiver For a beta, PW runs very well for me. Will all graphics settings on max, you get a game world that looks a lot like what you would expect in T.E.S. Oblivion (my opinion). You can also …
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The delay thing is normal, but this is still a beta, and even when a MMORPG game goes retail, there are often tweaks - throughout the life of the game itself as long as it is still running on the servers. It is annoying at times, but for me only …
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I spent two weeks with SRO (lvl 29), and have decided it is not for me. At least it was free, so I consider it a demo. I like MMORPG games in general, especially questing and doing tradeskills and hunting. But they often require you to spend more…
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SL is and will always be a diamond in the rough. If you cannot accept that, simply don't use it. Linden Lab leads the way, and other developers follow. Sooner or later the competition will offer something bigger and "better", but do not expect t…
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I have only played this game for three or four days, and from the looks of it I am not going to play it for a long time. It's just too much grinding and horribly boring quests (I like quests and missions in MMO-games, but the way it is done in Silkr…
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To run multiple instances of SL: 1.: Right-click the shortcut to SL, click properties. 2.: In the "Target" path field, add this at the end: -multiple - and 3.: Click OK and now you can run multiple instances of the SL client. It will slow y…
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I second what Desirsar says. He already put it so well, I feel no need to add anything but that.
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I would at some point have said something like "give them a break", but I was with Neocron from the betatester days, and then all the way until they decided to shut it down and make it Neocron 2, which by the way was promised to be released as a fre…
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I appreciate that you followed up with a solution to your problem, not many do that these days As for websites requiring the visitor to use MSIE, I have experienced that many times while using Opera and Firefox. In fact, all the cross-browser cra…
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I had not seen your site until now, added to my favorites though and will mention it to others We can never have too many good SL websites, and as SL is changing all the time, 24/7, sites like yours are very much needed to keep up with the changes …
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Sorry for not being able to read your mind. What were you trying to say?
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Right-click the SL shortcut, choose "Properties", add "-multiple" in the "Target" field (where it says something like: C:SecondLifeSecondLife.exe), then launch as many clients as you want with different account information, on the same PC. Other th…
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I'll send you a PM.
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Have you tried http://teen.secondlife.com ? It is shown on the front page of www.secondlife.com Enjoy and have fun in SL!
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Maybe you should go to the official SL forum and suggest it here, because I honestly doubt the devs are reading this board. www.secondlife.com I have no idea what Rappelz is, but if it is as you say, and they can do it, then why not.
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Short answer: Select all the prims and hit Ctrl + L (group prims). At least I think that is what you are aiming for? To ungroup a link set, select it, then hit Ctrl + SHIFT + L. If you only want to unlink one or a few prims in a link set, use the "…
