Man, that takes me back. I used to go to SL. I even learned how to do a few things (crappy clothes, mostly). All I remember is trying to avoid the porn areas and walking around empty buildings. My internet and my PC were such craps, it was all painfully slow. Around that time I had a surgery and then I went to college, so I didn’t have much time to go there anymore.
I always thought there would be more competition in the future, but apparently I’m in the minority that likes the idea of a virtual world where you can meet with people without sessions/lobbies (now I know it’s called a “metaverse”).
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Man, that takes me back. I used to go to SL. I even learned how to do a few things (crappy clothes, mostly). All I remember is trying to avoid the porn areas and walking around empty buildings. My internet and my PC were such craps, it was all painfully slow. Around that time I had a surgery and then I went to college, so I didn’t have much time to go there anymore.
I always thought there would be more competition in the future, but apparently I’m in the minority that likes the idea of a virtual world where you can meet with people without sessions/lobbies (now I know it’s called a “metaverse”).