(I really stand in awe at the creativity of the people behind this clip) The 1st one is pretty nice, but the 2nd one is where it gets some criticism. I thought I needed to post both of them for some reason, though I can’t name which reason that is…Įven after several years it remains one of the prettiest clips ever made within Second Life®, and it’s viewable on the Steamworks plot at SL7B Unique! There’s something so touching about both characters that it reads like a good novel… an occasional touching or totally “emotional rollercoaster moment” included! Lost Generation & it’s opposite The best site I’ve stumbled across with is the site of Alice and Kev, a homeless guy and his daughter, and how their lives unfold.Įven if you’re not a fan of TS3, or any virtual world for that matter, I suggest to still check it out. The only thing holding me back is that I already have very limited online time, and I think SL really offers a touch more creativity still, so I should really focus on that, and not get sidetracked.īesides all that, I still find TS3 intriguing enough to follow a bit about it here and there.

But from what I’ve seen so far from TS3, I’m tempted… intensely. I don’t have The Sims 3, and never played an actual Sims game. Originally there was something else planned for the 5th spot, but Raul beat me to it 😉Īlice and Kev (About being homeless in The Sims 3)

Just pump up your speakers or headphones, sit back, and enjoy! (I did!)Ī very good example of how good humans can create their own downfall to reach distant goals, that get even more distant as they get closer to it…

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