Fashion

[Strawberry Singh Honored Resident]

Mine was fitting prims (eyelashes, skirts, etc....) It took me FOREVER to learn how to do it and in fact I think for the whole first year I totally avoided it and would walked around with badly fitted prims without a care. *facepalms*

[Whimsy Winx Honored Resident]

Modifying clothes, and determining the difference between shape and skin, and understanding how they can work against or for each other. Many times I bought a skin disappointed when really it was my shape that was creating the problem. I remember once, I wanted to go to a Digit Darkes fashion show, and was trying to dress for it.  My skirt needed fitting and I couldn't for the life of me work it out, finally my guy friend logged on as me, so he could mod my skirt.  I was able to make the show, but spent a good week parked at a sand box with my friend learning how to mod my clothing afterwards.

[Felicia Helendale]

Wow, when I started SL that was back when I was regularly playing CoH. I think at first it was the movement. I was so used to using my WSAD keys that trying to remember to turn off chat so you could use them instead of arrows was one, and trying to adjust prim skirts & hair mostly but really prim anything back then.

[Vaki Zenovka]

When I first started SL, the hardest thing to get used to was movement, followed by trying to find someone to talk to. The default animations are atrocious and I hated the way I walked and stood, so I tried to fly everywhere. I assumed that, like most games, I could find people to talk to easily if I just flew around a little, so I spent days just aimlessly flying around the mainland. I'm sure you can imagine how well that worked out for me; I eventually quit SL out of sheer boredom.

I came back, though.

Still, it was a long, long time before I learned about AOs -- I had my noob duck-walk for ages.

[Strawberry Singh Honored Resident]

Oh I had a horrendous time trying to figure out movement as well. Lucky for me I had people to help me out and guide me pretty much right away. 

[Zaara Kohime]

interesting.. I had (have?) an issue with movement as well.. I bump into walls, get caught in corners and fall into ponds with alarming regularity

[cherry Ravinelli]

Hi, movement is one, yes, and turning of typing animation, also prims and lashes are terrible (I think I still don't have the hang for them). Thank god I had many helpful people over time. Just recently I found a clear cache option I hadnt found before, so still learning. An other thing: how can I keep my spending in sl in control? I budget myself monthly and make it a sport to also look a lot for free items (hunts, mp, searching in blogs) and mix and match to create new outfits. Next step will be building, but that takes another step for me - ict challenged as I am in rl :-)

[Cymbol]

LOL, I thought I was the only one..Movement is the hardest thing to learn, I bump into wall and people all the time Luckily, they accept my apology and I move along unscathed.

[Meaghan Winthorpe]

Moving around and walking like something was stuck up my rear end.  And since back in the day our avatars were so basic and ugly I didn't go back to Second Life for several weeks until, when a friend showed me what I could do.  Once I bought my very first hair from ETD, and was given a skin and a body shape, I never looked back.  I thought I was the bees knees back then.  *shudders*

[Coby Foden]

The hardest thing for me was to find out why almost everybody else looked nice, stood nice, walked nice. I was really scratching my head about it. Why I'm so darn UGLY, what can I do about it?

I was thinking that those beautiful ones had some special secret skills what I needed to learn too.  At that time the newbie avies were really horrendous looking.