X3aV

Syo Emerald wrote: I said it long ago, that this is probably a guy....but I wasn't sure yet, if he was either stupid to a level of being unable to be counted as someone with a regular IQ or a person with trolling as their only hobby. A person with a regular IQ would have Googled him. We as humans are unable to choose our intelligence quotients.

Drake1 Nightfire wrote: X3aV wrote: Coby Foden wrote: X3aV wrote: As much as you try to make your avatar look real, why does she always have that stupid blank look on her face in every photo? Coby's SL Photos Yeah, isn't that very sad? However much we try we cannot make the avatars to look like real persons. :smileysad: Sniff... Guess what, deary, you are a real person! You are more beautiful than anyone trying to be you could be! How do you know? Coby could be the most advanced AI on a test run. Artificial intelligences are people too.

8bitBiologist wrote: Thank you VRprofessor! Sound advice - yes I do realize this is a bit ambitious but as you say, until you've taught the course once, you won't have a good idea what part of it is a keeper and which components are not practical. I imagine this run through will allow me to better focus the course for the following semester. Unfortunately part of keeping a focus is using this VR platform as a way to tie together the other aspects of digital media. That's why that seems to be the focus although really, they are getting a broader range of skills (or that is the intent). Like with GIMP - I won't be able to teach all of GIMP, but they'll learn a few uses of it and if they enjoy using it, maybe they will take the initiative or learning more on their own. That is the thought, at least ^.^ Don't listen to him, he is a known impostor, he won't even list his credentials!

Oh, that is totally illegal. Expect the awethoritayz to get involved soon!

Abrena wrote: Sorry if I sound confused i'm kind of new lol You dont sound confused, you sound special

Coby Foden wrote: X3aV wrote: As much as you try to make your avatar look real, why does she always have that stupid blank look on her face in every photo? Coby's SL Photos Yeah, isn't that very sad? However much we try we cannot make the avatars to look like real persons. :smileysad: Sniff... Guess what, deary, you are a real person! You are more beautiful than anyone trying to be you could be!

As much as you try to make your avatar look real, why does she always have that stupid blank look on her face in every photo? Coby's SL Photos

Silly pictures do not an argument make.

You ever heard of the Internet? You can type things into the search engines and get answers. Second Life is all about getting money, look it up.

Log in with the official viewer, which does not have RLV, and remove all your stuff. Then you can go back to your pervy viewer and start all over again.

You are not allowed to be in Second Life at 7 years old.

Drake1Nightfire wrote: SL is not a video game. It is a video game. A virtual world would be where you would lose all sense of being in the real world. You would no longer have the sensation of sitting at your desk looking at monitors and using human interface devices. Think Avatar or The Matrix. Second Life is a video game on par with Pac Man, Super Mario Brothers, Angry Birds, and any other digital game. Until you can leave reality, you cannot be in virtual reality.

Drake1 Nightfire wrote: X3aV wrote: Then you equated taking screen grabs of video game characters to rape. No, no I did not. You act as if video game characters are real people. The people running the avatars are real people. Again, not a video game. Virtual World. Drake1 Nightfire wrote: Begging to be noticed... Wow. That sounds vaguely familiar.. I know I have heard that before. Something about attire and asking for it.. That was not specifically equating it to rape? Every character in any video game is run by a real person, minus the computer run characters, of course.

First you equated taking screen grabs of video game characters to being a man without children of his own taking photos of children at a park. Then you equated taking screen grabs of video game characters to rape. Facts. You act as if video game characters are real people. My opinion.

Hello all, Have any of you tried Googling this person's name? For those of you who do not know how to do so, I can tell you that this person is a young man, perhaps even a boy, who is on many many gaming forums asking all sorts of questions and I honestly do not think he is personally trying to troll. He even has a YouTube channel.

Don't get sarcasm much?

Get a better system, then you only have to wait a few moments.

How do you or anyone else know how often a Linden employee reads the forums? You can state that they do not respond, but unless you are monitoring them, yourself or anyone else has no way of knowing.

Haha, original.

Nope. it does not work at all. No. Does not work. Please do not Google Second Life Windows 8.

Drake1 Nightfire wrote: X3aV wrote: There is no issue, you are free to use the name. You obviously haven't read the Guidelines for Using Linden Lab's Trademarks Yep read it, still ok to use.

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There is no issue, you are free to use the name.

Try again, fourth word in: opinion.