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  1. If given the option in any game I also opt for WASD. For me it feels more natural.
  2. Most sims don't lag for me, and if they do I turn down my settings and things run considerably better. I don't even have an elite gaming pc. It's very basic entry level. But yeah, I'd say for me SL is less laggy these days because even if my gaming pc is entry level it's still better than ones I've the in the past, and I think creators are more aware of what makes sims and avatars lag like crazy these days and try to be mindful. Remember that blingy jewelry fad? I think everyone suffered at least one casualty from those and sims would grid to a halt if more than one person showed up with them.
  3. I don't think it is weird. Better you give them away than them going *poof* If I ever decided to leave for good I'd probably do the same. But that would require me actually have lindens so many not. 🤣 I hope the real world treats you well!
  4. Is anyone else having any listing issues. Firstly some items are simply not "taking". They keep uploading with no name and when I try to add their name it doesn't stick. Then I keep getting this email: We were unable to deliver one or more of your listings. As a result, those listings have been unlisted. Over and over again for the same item, an item that I've unlisted hours ago due the the name issue. Then, lastly...I can only unlist. I cannot delete them. Not even from within Firestorm. Is anyone else having similar or the same weird problems?
  5. I hate it when someone mentions that game because then I become compelled to play it again for another 60 hours.
  6. I'd go play another game and hopefully still keep in touch with those on SL who I grew close enough to give my outside contact information to. There'd be no need to be sad over it. Just keep moving.
  7. If you need help hit me up in world. I'll try to make the learning process easy. I've been playing Second Life for 11 years over the course of 4 different accounts and have tried various avatars of different species. SL has a huge learning curve, and though you never stop learning anything on Second Life, once you get a hang of the basic mechanics of things it becomes easier to guess your way around problems you don't know.
  8. Being forgotten. Which unless I do something incredible, like make an insane and ground breaking innovation (not likely) I probably will be. We all will. It's scary, more so than dying to know one day you'll just be another member of the countless number of "people who lived before". Even if you leave a family behind, eventually that family will grow and change and you'll be but a stepping stone in the family's timeline. It's overwhelming and terrifying how small we are.
  9. As a 90s baby this song hits all the right nostalgia notes despite being released last year but the 90s influence is so in your face that it is impossible not to feel it. Take me back to the 90s please!
  10. *phoenix down's the thread* Hello, OP. I have had 4. Tl;dr version: I have been playing Second Life for about 11 years and during this time I've created 4 accounts. They all, except one, served a different kind of avatar. My first, and for the longest time my main account was the regular human avatar. I updated her countless of times through the years and saw fads come and go. I played her fairly consistently until about three months ago. My second account was for animals. That lasted less time as I couldn't really get into it. My 3rd was made because I was bored and I can't even remember the login. It was short lived but it existed And now this one. It's a fun account that has a quirky charm to it because of the character I am playing as. Since making this account my interest in Second Life has sprung back full-force. In time I'll probably consider it my new main.
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