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  1. What is the Belli end game?

    I hate that you're right about this . I explore the streets of my belli hoods sometimes, but like you said , I end up teleporting away in search of life . But that's partly because there are no attractions in belli, which these new shops they've released, could contribute towards changing . But sadly , we both know they're never going to become active , due to being claimed by the non creators who wanted to role play as merchants , rather than " attractive " creations .

  2. Commercial Bellisseria

    true, that of course happens, too. in my first year I had to move multiple times cause the places I rented from closed down. so it wasn't neccessarily voluntarily. I'm not able to tell how the majority of merchants behaves in this case. just my personal gut feeling. We'll see how it plays out

  3. What is the Belli end game?

    Sakura is not deserted at present it has 58 1024s available and 166 512s. Compared to Chalets, Traditionals, and Houseboats that is nearly full capacity. It feels deserted because people live in their Linden Homes and teleport off to have fun on Mainland. They do not wander around the streets, except odd people like me. I even took my speedboat around the canals. Second Life feels deserted. That is how most people play the game in 2026.

  4. Ridgewood Enclave Commercial

    Um, maybe they did not think about it before? Or they underestimated how many people that wanted a free store? They though only established big brands would be interested? It is a lot of new people coming in, who may have thought about selling things, and this is a free store for them Our own @Scylla Rhiadra upgraded to P+ to get a store. She was P before. (From the thread in General) I upgraded to P+ when it was a stipend free option. It is much cheaper, but I can not see that I have free time or energy to think about a business. But if - I am thinking here to be a small bizznizz owner, I could do it like this. It is thousands upon thousands of free art to download. from museums. Prints, etchings, engravings, oil, watercolor. Public domain. It is also pages like Pixabay, Rawpixel, Unsplash and more. I found art from there in very well known and expensive SL stores.

  5. How Does Your Avatar Look Today?

    I love bright enlivened images but I also like the darker deeper hues as well.