While I did exploring Second Life, I realized that I wasn ’t too thrilled with the game or the complex navigation and customization tools. I did originally start out with a Human, and played a bit with the clothing and customization and attempted to represent myself. However, I soon gave up with this, mostly because I become more frustrated at the numerous panels I had to navigate in order to change one simple detail.
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In the end I decided to make my avatar a tank. The reason
that I decided to make my avatar a tank is because of a show I watch called Red
vs. Blue and one of the characters is Shelia, who is a tank. Lately I have been
rather obsessed with the show, so I decided to model my image after her. Also,
it was pretty awesome being a flying tank for a bit. Since I decided to
represent myself as a tank, instead of being based off of a “living” creature,
I don’t think the makers of “difference” are present in my avatar.
Now that this assignment is finished, I am definitely going
to be uninstalling Second Life. I am a person that is extremely picky about
games, and the graphics of this game I cannot stand because of the low quality.
In addition, I always have the wonderful habit of “breaking” games, but finding
glitches or lagging out.
On a side note, I did make my avatar with a Rachael’s help,
so we played a bit of virtual hide and seek afterwards. As you can see, she found me.


1 comment:
Second Life, not even once.
It is sort of neat that you can make your avatar as a tank, but yeah, it is NOT worth going through Second Life for.
The graphics aren't even the worst part. It's the whole subculture of the place. I didn't want to be there for a minute, so I just avoided it altogether.
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