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I wonder. How does SL compare to Minecraft? I went through a phase of playing quite a bit of Minecraft with strangers on a random server I picked. I was about d
by IgorPartola 9y ago
I wonder. How does SL compare to Minecraft? I went through a phase of playing quite a bit of Minecraft with strangers on a random server I picked. I was about double the age of most people there, the youngest one them being around 10 years old. It was a really great experience: from finding someone’s creepy abandoned and boobytrapped temple, to saving Colin the chicken from running away, to cliff diving, to exchanging holiday gifts.
But how does it compare to something like SL where it seems you can create much more interesting scenarios?
- ajmurmann 9y agoI haven't touched SL in a long time, but it's quite different. Money plays a very real role in SL. It also lends itself very well to role playing, since you can make your character look however you want. There used to be lots of adult stuff as well. From Playboy mansion, over brothels to kinky, furry stuff. The modeling tools in general are so much stronger as well. I've randomly discovered a strange, Japanese inspirited palace where people dress up as horses and pull others around in wagons. I've watched Hollywood movies in in-game cinemas. It's very different from Minecraft.