Comments on: Who Will Save Paris 1900?

By: YadNi Monde

YadNi Monde — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 19:44:03 +0000

i will investigate that direction FreeReed, thanks for the heads up =)

By: freereed Freenote

freereed Freenote — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 12:59:30 +0000

Take Paris 1900 sims to Open Life? where life is better? more affordable? more free?

By: YadNi Monde

YadNi Monde — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 04:54:54 +0000

Accepted. Sorry i had to shake you, i have little patience when it comes to words.

YadNi Monde.

By: Reverse Writer

Reverse Writer — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 16:27:38 +0000

Excuses, excuses.

By: YadNi Monde

YadNi Monde — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 12:57:25 +0000

Reverse, Try to do an evocation of such a city as Paris in 1900 on 5 sims only, mister i m so mean i am blindly going to bite and try to hurt whoever does better than me, and you will realize you are just that …

… a reverse writer.

next time, try to think a bit if you want to look good.

YadNi Monde.

By: Reverse Writer

Reverse Writer — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 05:22:34 +0000

Well, for all your research, you still put the Eiffel Tower in the wrong place. Fail.

By: YadNi Monde

YadNi Monde — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 19:21:57 +0000

To the persons who will regret Paris 1900, i can tell i am glad you feel with me.
To the other unskilled anonymous masturbating with own words people, i will say Paris 1900 was the result of two hundred hours approximately, hard documentation for everything to be from 1900 as it was, with the techniques i had at that time, two years ago. Now i am 4 years old, 6000 hours of building over 40 sims including for Nike, Intel and more (a game?).
Think you can beat that, misters john does of the forums? if not, please, shut the frack up and just go parachute from eiffel tower before it s gone, it will pull the only smile in your sad face.

YadNi Monde

By: LOL

LOL — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 15:33:58 +0000

@Sinden Lucks

Second Life is a Videogame! get over yourself. as you quote the lab in saying

“..It’s a content development platform if you have any skills as all….”

so for people with skills it is a content development platform? whats that like 0.001% of all SL users? What about the rest of the SL residents thats right, no more then a damn videogame!

The only content I (an actual player of the game) can see being developed on the Second life grid and the only REAL LIFE business spending $$$$$ on second life are thoes in the Pornography and adult entertainment industry.

Face it Sinden Lucks Second life at one point may have been considered a developmental platform for business but now it is basicly just a game where people log in to get off! The game of second life is basicly the social loosers answer to a singles bar\club in the real world. I guess that can be seen as a sort of “….content development platform….” perhaps even helping to develop the content of a pervert’s loins.

LOL

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 04:54:25 +0000

Spoilers: it isnt “your build” or “your sim”
it belongs to LL, and if they wish to dump it, they can. That’s what you agreed to when you signed up, dumbasses.

By: Sinden Lucks

Sinden Lucks — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 01:26:59 +0000

To the above uninformed.

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“I’m supposed to feel badly for you because you can’t afford to play a game at the level you want to? For god’s sake, it’s a game.”
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Really? Well, let me say this. SL never was a game for most and the president of the company made the statement many times that it is not a game. It’s a content development platform if you have any skills as all.

I’ve heard people say this for the three years I’ve been in SL. It’s just not the case.

Another fine mention is that most don’t pay thousands of dollars to play a game. They have a certain “expectation” of a company when they decide to spend such sums. And a faulty and ever changing business model does give rights to moan and groan when the increases for such are unjust, and unreasonable.

I’m not sure what “game” you play, but I assure you SL isn’t a “game” to Linden Lab and it certainly isn’t a “game” for many others who utilize the service.

I find it ironic that most that consider SL a “game” never had any intentions of really becoming a larger part of the community. They are mostly the non informed and 3 hour a month non skilled user base. They certainly don’t see SL as a base for collaboration, business, and a technical advancement.

However, I do agree with the above in so much that the so called “business” landbarons of SL feast of and on the idiots like himself and believe that they are real business owners. They have no control over the service they provide and do no more than put money up front that others cannot afford to do. That alone does not make them a business of any kind. And many of these people that claim such business ownership don’t have any technical or business skills whatsoever. Let alone a formal education in the technical or business field.

However, even to the moron thinking they run a business in SL it’s still not a game.