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Love and friendship are fine and all, but having a nemesis is what truly drives a good story, so...
It was my first rental property in Second Life, a bland plot in the long lost Sionnach sims. I had dropped a forgettable prefab on it, but it was mine and I learned my first building efforts by ripping it apart and putting it back together in different ways.
Eventually though, the vampires moved in. It was a full clan, and they had taken over one huge chunk on the edge of the sim I was in, right next door to my plot. Their build was huge, with a foundational wall 20 meters tall skirting the border. I would have learned to deal with it sitting next to my dinky home if it hadn't been way outside the sims' rules right from the beginning. Sadly, the sim owner was struggling to keep Sionnach running, so he let them skirt those rules. Because money talks.
Eventually, the sim owner offered me a deal on a plot in another sim in Sionnach that I took him up on, but with the draw distance maxed out I could still see the clan in the original sim, watching as their structures eventually took over about half the sim, lumbering over everything else in it.
I never met a one of them, as they never seemed to be online in the sim when I was there. So they're the first group of SL users I point to when I need an example of how to annoy someone without actually getting to know them.
It was my first rental property in Second Life, a bland plot in the long lost Sionnach sims. I had dropped a forgettable prefab on it, but it was mine and I learned my first building efforts by ripping it apart and putting it back together in different ways.
Eventually though, the vampires moved in. It was a full clan, and they had taken over one huge chunk on the edge of the sim I was in, right next door to my plot. Their build was huge, with a foundational wall 20 meters tall skirting the border. I would have learned to deal with it sitting next to my dinky home if it hadn't been way outside the sims' rules right from the beginning. Sadly, the sim owner was struggling to keep Sionnach running, so he let them skirt those rules. Because money talks.
Eventually, the sim owner offered me a deal on a plot in another sim in Sionnach that I took him up on, but with the draw distance maxed out I could still see the clan in the original sim, watching as their structures eventually took over about half the sim, lumbering over everything else in it.
I never met a one of them, as they never seemed to be online in the sim when I was there. So they're the first group of SL users I point to when I need an example of how to annoy someone without actually getting to know them.