Second Life..............
 

For those of you who know much about it......Would you say that there are ways to make real money in it.....i.e. like buying real estate (but I hear they keep on making more if it). Perhaps buying currency. Or anything else.

There's gotta be ways to capitalize/exploit something so new, that has so much potential. Lets hear some entrepreneurial ideas.

I like this game better.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=xy2ATZ369Vw
I have tried both and this one is easier to make money on and cheaper to play if your just looking for fun. SL only has better graffix.
www.There.com

My sister is on SL every day and swears by it. I think she is even paid a salary by someone who owns a virtual bar there. It reminds me of the book Snow Crash.

ive posted bout it some months ago, its weird on the other hand I know - seen a doc on tv - that some ppl make serious money from it selling virtual space there

Yeah...I just read in the news paper today that Reuters is launching a news agency in SL, to report on happenings that are going on in SL. It a wild thing right now. I believe there a lot of large corps getting in on it.

I read an article the other day where someone is actually building real life trinkets modeled after items they sell in second life, and selling them. Kinda weird, how this "game" can be like another storefront.

I have no idea what you people are talking about :)

and perhaps it should stay like that

ive played it for a bit, its really complicated at first...but near at the same time

i got bored after 10 mins...

exactly what he said

i heard you can make alot of money there...

bump for more people to discover this world :)

I got seriously bored with it. Probably due to my shitty 128 MB vid card and slow Internet connection.

How exactly does paying a salary to a virtual waitress make you money?

Anyone else find it completely dumb to pay for land on Second Life? What's the advantage?

Second Life is earning 80k daily, YES daily!

Second Life looks like a ripoff of Active Worlds, activeworlds.com, which has been around since at least 97