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User:Azreal Vlodovic/Anima Corpus

2009-02-03T21:14:09Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

'''Anima Corpus:'''

Also now known as the ''Azreal Theory'', this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the name Azreal derived from an angel whose sole purpose was to separate the soul from the body upon death. I consider a person who controls an avatar to be the soul and the actual avatar to be the body. Now let us continue with how this theory is shown to be the best way for two in world inhabitants to intermingle when around each other. For the sake of using an example I will demonstrate how both a male and a female avatar must behave when perhaps knowing each other for a significant amount of time. The male avatar in this scenario will be named ''JohnDoe Linden'' and we will refer to him as simply John, the female avatar will be named ''JaneDoe Linden'' and we will refer to her as Jane. Let me just point out that they are in fact not siblings though they have the exact same surnames.
Now John and Jane have known each other for three or four months and their relationship is starting to become intense. They have exchanged e-mail addresses and they often converse on a daily basis mostly about the closeness growing between them. Though they are very close to each other within the game and this game has indeed facilitated much of the time they spend with each other, the option of walking away and never looking back is always lingering.
Here is a sample conversation shared between John and Jane…

''JohnDoe Linden: Hey, do you want to meet later tonight @ Mill Pond?

''JaneDoe Linden: Sure. Lol you can show me that dance gesture that you were mentioning earlier!''

''JohnDoe Linden: Good idea, but let’s do that in private so I don’t look foolish.''

''JaneDoe Linden: If you insist. Maybe if we get bored in SL, you can call me later.''

''JohnDoe Linden: Maybe, but I don't think I will be available; I have something I need to do.''

''JaneDoe Linden: I understand sweetie.''

'''''JohnDoe Linden is offline.'''''

''Oh you suck! Lol, ttyl hon.''

''''' User is unavailable; message will be stored and delivered when user is online.

'''''JaneDoe Linden is offline.'''''

This is a prime example of what can occur in a conversation between two avatars. John planned an event within the game and Jane agreed to go along with it, but when Jane planned something to do outside of SL, John basically refused to do so. Also, before the two avatars could properly say bye to each other, John logged off. No matter what is said about how close these two avatars are, there is really no obligation to stick around if one doesn’t want to. In real life, John is located in Washington D.C. and Jane is located in North Carolina. They live in separate states and therefore it can be hard to run into each other. Furthermore, it is essentially impossible for Jane to spot John with another woman during the time frame of when he said he was busy so the question of if you can trust the one you have feelings for is out of the picture completely.

John and Jane are not effectively utilizing Anima Corpus which means that they are running the risk of having a worthless relationship. As shown in the sample conversation above, it appears as though John is a bit more detached than Jane and she just might be wasting her time with him. The correct way to utilize Anima Corpus is simple and stems from one clever subordinate concept called C3. What I mean by C3 is that three things must be done to get a pleasant and successful relationship started in virtual reality: Communication, clarification and connection. First you communicate and initiate a healthy resolving conversation between you and your better half, then you clarify exactly what you two are, whether you’re a couple or just friends and what importance your relationship in Second Life has in both of your real lives. After you have worked out the first two C’s, the opportunity to truly connect and find a kind of balance amongst both of you is now open. Bear in mind that you and your special friend could end up apart from each other just as much as you two could reach an entirely new level of closeness. Regardless of how you two end up, there is no longer any confusion or thoughts of where your relationship is going left in the air.

Remember that Second Life is in fact a game and one must often approach the trials and tribulations of SL as though it is nothing but a game or even a type of strategy building up towards a resolution. Have fun and be safe!

User:Azreal Vlodovic/Anima Corpus

2009-02-03T21:12:02Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

'''Anima Corpus:'''

Also now known as the ''Azreal Theory'', this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the name Azreal derived from an angel whose sole purpose was to separate the soul from the body upon death. I consider a person who controls an avatar to be the soul and the actual avatar to be the body. Now let us continue with how this theory is shown to be the best way for two in world inhabitants to intermingle when around each other. For the sake of using an example I will demonstrate how both a male and a female avatar must behave when perhaps knowing each other for a significant amount of time. The male avatar in this scenario will be named ''JohnDoe Linden'' and we will refer to him as simply John, the female avatar will be named ''JaneDoe Linden'' and we will refer to her as Jane. Let me just point out that they are in fact not siblings though they have the exact same surnames.
Now John and Jane have known each other for three or four months and their relationship is starting to become intense. They have exchanged e-mail addresses and they often converse on a daily basis mostly about the closeness growing between them. Though they are very close to each other within the game and this game has indeed facilitated much of the time they spend with each other, the option of walking away and never looking back is always lingering.
Here is a sample conversation shared between John and Jane…

''JohnDoe Linden: Hey, do you want to meet later tonight @ Mill Pond?

''JaneDoe Linden: Sure. Lol you can show me that dance gesture that you were mentioning earlier!''

''JohnDoe Linden: Good idea, but let’s do that in private so I don’t look foolish.''

''JaneDoe Linden: If you insist. Maybe if we get bored in SL, you can call me later.''

''JohnDoe Linden: Maybe, but I don't think I will be available; I have something I need to do.''

''JaneDoe Linden: I understand sweetie.''

'''''JohnDoe Linden is offline.'''''

''Oh you suck! Lol, ttyl hon.''

''''' User is unavailable; message will be stored and delivered when user is online.

'''''JaneDoe Linden is offline.'''''

This is a prime example of what can occur in a conversation between two avatars. John planned an event within the game and Jane agreed to go along with it, but when Jane planned something to do outside of SL, John basically refused to do so. Also, before the two avatars could properly say bye to each other, John logged off. No matter what is said about how close these two avatars are, there is really no obligation to stick around if one doesn’t want to. In real life, John is located in Washington D.C. and Jane is located in North Carolina. They live in separate states and therefore it can be hard to run into each other. Furthermore, it is essentially impossible for Jane to spot John with another woman during the time frame of when he said he was busy so the question of if you can trust the one you have feelings for is out of the picture completely.

John and Jane are not effectively utilizing Anima Corpus which means that they are running the risk of having a worthless relationship. As shown in the sample conversation above, it appears as though John is a bit more detached than Jane and she just might be wasting her time with him. The correct way to utilize Anima Corpus is simple and stems from one clever subordinate concept called C3. What I mean by C3 is that three things must be done to get a pleasant and successful relationship started in virtual reality: Communication, clarification and connection. First you communicate and initiate a healthy resolving conversation between you and your better half, then you clarify exactly what you two are, whether you’re a couple or just friends and what importance your relationship in Second Life has in both of your real lives. After you have worked out the first two C’s, the opportunity to truly connect and find a kind of balance amongst both of you is now open. Bear in mind that you and your special friend could end up apart from each other just as much as you two could reach an entirely new level of closeness. Regardless of how you two end up, there is no longer any confusion or thoughts of where your relationship is going left in the air.
Remember that Second Life is in fact a game and one must often approach the trials and tribulations of SL as though it is nothing but a game or even a type of strategy building up towards a resolution. Have fun and be safe!

User:Azreal Vlodovic/Anima Corpus

2009-02-03T21:11:42Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

'''Anima Corpus:'''

Also now known as the ''Azreal Theory'', this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the name Azreal derived from an angel whose sole purpose was to separate the soul from the body upon death. I consider a person who controls an avatar to be the soul and the actual avatar to be the body. Now let us continue with how this theory is shown to be the best way for two in world inhabitants to intermingle when around each other. For the sake of using an example I will demonstrate how both a male and a female avatar must behave when perhaps knowing each other for a significant amount of time. The male avatar in this scenario will be named ''JohnDoe Linden'' and we will refer to him as simply John, the female avatar will be named ''JaneDoe Linden'' and we will refer to her as Jane. Let me just point out that they are in fact not siblings though they have the exact same surnames.
Now John and Jane have known each other for three or four months and their relationship is starting to become intense. They have exchanged e-mail addresses and they often converse on a daily basis mostly about the closeness growing between them. Though they are very close to each other within the game and this game has indeed facilitated much of the time they spend with each other, the option of walking away and never looking back is always lingering.
Here is a sample conversation shared between John and Jane…

''JohnDoe Linden: Hey, do you want to meet later tonight @ Mill Pond?

''JaneDoe Linden: Sure. Lol you can show me that dance gesture that you were mentioning earlier!''

''JohnDoe Linden: Good idea, but let’s do that in private so I don’t look foolish.''

''JaneDoe Linden: If you insist. Maybe if we get bored in SL, you can call me later.''

''JohnDoe Linden: Maybe, but I don't think I will be available; I have something I need to do.''

''JaneDoe Linden: I understand sweetie.''

'''''JohnDoe Linden is offline.'''''

''Oh you suck! Lol, ttyl hon.''

''''' User is unavailable; message will be stored and delivered when user is online.

'''''JaneDoe Linden is offline.'''''

This is a prime example of what occur in a conversation between two avatars. John planned an event within the game and Jane agreed to go along with it, but when Jane planned something to do outside of SL, John basically refused to do so. Also, before the two avatars could properly say bye to each other, John logged off. No matter what is said about how close these two avatars are, there is really no obligation to stick around if one doesn’t want to. In real life, John is located in Washington D.C. and Jane is located in North Carolina. They live in separate states and therefore it can be hard to run into each other. Furthermore, it is essentially impossible for Jane to spot John with another woman during the time frame of when he said he was busy so the question of if you can trust the one you have feelings for is out of the picture completely.

John and Jane are not effectively utilizing Anima Corpus which means that they are running the risk of having a worthless relationship. As shown in the sample conversation above, it appears as though John is a bit more detached than Jane and she just might be wasting her time with him. The correct way to utilize Anima Corpus is simple and stems from one clever subordinate concept called C3. What I mean by C3 is that three things must be done to get a pleasant and successful relationship started in virtual reality: Communication, clarification and connection. First you communicate and initiate a healthy resolving conversation between you and your better half, then you clarify exactly what you two are, whether you’re a couple or just friends and what importance your relationship in Second Life has in both of your real lives. After you have worked out the first two C’s, the opportunity to truly connect and find a kind of balance amongst both of you is now open. Bear in mind that you and your special friend could end up apart from each other just as much as you two could reach an entirely new level of closeness. Regardless of how you two end up, there is no longer any confusion or thoughts of where your relationship is going left in the air.
Remember that Second Life is in fact a game and one must often approach the trials and tribulations of SL as though it is nothing but a game or even a type of strategy building up towards a resolution. Have fun and be safe!

User:Azreal Vlodovic/Anima Corpus

2009-02-03T21:07:49Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

'''Anima Corpus:'''

Also now known as the ''Azreal Theory'', this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the name Azreal derived from an angel whose sole purpose was to separate the soul from the body upon death. I consider a person who controls an avatar to be the soul and the actual avatar to be the body. Now let us continue with how this theory is shown to be the best way for two in world inhabitants to intermingle when around each other. For the sake of using an example I will demonstrate how both a male and a female avatar must behave when perhaps knowing each other for a significant amount of time. The male avatar in this scenario will be named ''JohnDoe Linden'' and we will refer to him as simply John, the female avatar will be named ''JaneDoe Linden'' and we will refer to her as Jane. Let me just point out that they are in fact not siblings though they have the exact same surnames.
Now John and Jane have known each other for three or four months and their relationship is starting to become intense. They have exchanged e-mail addresses and they often converse on a daily basis mostly about the closeness growing between them. Though they are very close to each other within the game and this game has indeed facilitated much of the time they spend with each other, the option of walking away and never looking back is always lingering.
Here is a sample conversation shared between John and Jane…

''JohnDoe Linden: Hey, do you want to meet later tonight @ Mill Pond?

''JaneDoe Linden: Sure. Lol you can show me that dance gesture that you were mentioning earlier!''

''JohnDoe Linden: Good idea, but let’s do that in private so I don’t look foolish.''

''JaneDoe Linden: If you insist. Maybe if we get bored in SL, you can call me later.''

''JohnDoe Linden: Maybe, but I don't think I will be available; I have something I need to do.''

''JaneDoe Linden: I understand sweetie.''

'''''JohnDoe Linden is offline.'''''

''Oh you suck! Lol, ttyl hon.''

''''' User is unavailable; message will be stored and delivered when user is online.

'''''JaneDoe Linden is now offline.'''''

This is a prime example of what occur in a conversation between two avatars. John planned an event within the game and Jane agreed to go along with it, but when Jane planned something to do outside of SL, John basically refused to do so. Also, before the two avatars could properly say bye to each other, John logged off. No matter what is said about how close these two avatars are, there is really no obligation to stick around if one doesn’t want to. In real life, John is located in Washington D.C. and Jane is located in North Carolina. They live in separate states and therefore it can be hard to run into each other. Furthermore, it is essentially impossible for Jane to spot John with another woman during the time frame of when he said he was busy so the question of if you can trust the one you have feelings for is out of the picture completely.

John and Jane are not effectively utilizing Anima Corpus which means that they are running the risk of having a worthless relationship. As shown in the sample conversation above, it appears as though John is a bit more detached than Jane and she just might be wasting her time with him. The correct way to utilize Anima Corpus is simple and stems from one clever subordinate concept called C3. What I mean by C3 is that three things must be done to get a pleasant and successful relationship started in virtual reality: Communication, clarification and connection. First you communicate and initiate a healthy resolving conversation between you and your better half, then you clarify exactly what you two are, whether you’re a couple or just friends and what importance your relationship in Second Life has in both of your real lives. After you have worked out the first two C’s, the opportunity to truly connect and find a kind of balance amongst both of you is now open. Bear in mind that you and your special friend could end up apart from each other just as much as you two could reach an entirely new level of closeness. Regardless of how you two end up, there is no longer any confusion or thoughts of where your relationship is going left in the air.
Remember that Second Life is in fact a game and one must often approach the trials and tribulations of SL as though it is nothing but a game or even a type of strategy building up towards a resolution. Have fun and be safe!

User:Azreal Vlodovic/Anima Corpus

2009-02-03T21:07:13Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

Anima Corpus:
Also now known as the ''Azreal Theory'', this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the name Azreal derived from an angel whose sole purpose was to separate the soul from the body upon death. I consider a person who controls an avatar to be the soul and the actual avatar to be the body. Now let us continue with how this theory is shown to be the best way for two in world inhabitants to intermingle when around each other. For the sake of using an example I will demonstrate how both a male and a female avatar must behave when perhaps knowing each other for a significant amount of time. The male avatar in this scenario will be named ''JohnDoe Linden'' and we will refer to him as simply John, the female avatar will be named ''JaneDoe Linden'' and we will refer to her as Jane. Let me just point out that they are in fact not siblings though they have the exact same surnames.
Now John and Jane have known each other for three or four months and their relationship is starting to become intense. They have exchanged e-mail addresses and they often converse on a daily basis mostly about the closeness growing between them. Though they are very close to each other within the game and this game has indeed facilitated much of the time they spend with each other, the option of walking away and never looking back is always lingering.
Here is a sample conversation shared between John and Jane…

''JohnDoe Linden: Hey, do you want to meet later tonight @ Mill Pond?

''JaneDoe Linden: Sure. Lol you can show me that dance gesture that you were mentioning earlier!''

''JohnDoe Linden: Good idea, but let’s do that in private so I don’t look foolish.''

''JaneDoe Linden: If you insist. Maybe if we get bored in SL, you can call me later.''

''JohnDoe Linden: Maybe, but I don't think I will be available; I have something I need to do.''

''JaneDoe Linden: I understand sweetie.''

'''''JohnDoe Linden is offline.'''''

''Oh you suck! Lol, ttyl hon.''

''''' User is unavailable; message will be stored and delivered when user is online.

'''''JaneDoe Linden is now offline.'''''

This is a prime example of what occur in a conversation between two avatars. John planned an event within the game and Jane agreed to go along with it, but when Jane planned something to do outside of SL, John basically refused to do so. Also, before the two avatars could properly say bye to each other, John logged off. No matter what is said about how close these two avatars are, there is really no obligation to stick around if one doesn’t want to. In real life, John is located in Washington D.C. and Jane is located in North Carolina. They live in separate states and therefore it can be hard to run into each other. Furthermore, it is essentially impossible for Jane to spot John with another woman during the time frame of when he said he was busy so the question of if you can trust the one you have feelings for is out of the picture completely.

John and Jane are not effectively utilizing Anima Corpus which means that they are running the risk of having a worthless relationship. As shown in the sample conversation above, it appears as though John is a bit more detached than Jane and she just might be wasting her time with him. The correct way to utilize Anima Corpus is simple and stems from one clever subordinate concept called C3. What I mean by C3 is that three things must be done to get a pleasant and successful relationship started in virtual reality: Communication, clarification and connection. First you communicate and initiate a healthy resolving conversation between you and your better half, then you clarify exactly what you two are, whether you’re a couple or just friends and what importance your relationship in Second Life has in both of your real lives. After you have worked out the first two C’s, the opportunity to truly connect and find a kind of balance amongst both of you is now open. Bear in mind that you and your special friend could end up apart from each other just as much as you two could reach an entirely new level of closeness. Regardless of how you two end up, there is no longer any confusion or thoughts of where your relationship is going left in the air.
Remember that Second Life is in fact a game and one must often approach the trials and tribulations of SL as though it is nothing but a game or even a type of strategy building up towards a resolution. Have fun and be safe!

User:Azreal Vlodovic/Anima Corpus

2009-02-03T21:06:22Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

Anima Corpus:
Also now known as the ''Azreal Theory'', this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the name Azreal derived from an angel whose sole purpose was to separate the soul from the body upon death. I consider a person who controls an avatar to be the soul and the actual avatar to be the body. Now let us continue with how this theory is shown to be the best way for two in world inhabitants to intermingle when around each other. For the sake of using an example I will demonstrate how both a male and a female avatar must behave when perhaps knowing each other for a significant amount of time. The male avatar in this scenario will be named ''JohnDoe Linden'' and we will refer to him as simply John, the female avatar will be named ''JaneDoe Linden'' and we will refer to her as Jane. Let me just point out that they are in fact not siblings though they have the exact same surnames.
Now John and Jane have known each other for three or four months and their relationship is starting to become intense. They have exchanged e-mail addresses and they often converse on a daily basis mostly about the closeness growing between them. Though they are very close to each other within the game and this game has indeed facilitated much of the time they spend with each other, the option of walking away and never looking back is always lingering.
Here is a sample conversation shared between John and Jane…

''JohnDoe Linden: Hey, do you want to meet later tonight @ Mill Pond?

''JaneDoe Linden: Sure. Lol you can show me that dance gesture that you were mentioning earlier!''

''JohnDoe Linden: Good idea, but let’s do that in private so I don’t look foolish.''

''JaneDoe Linden: If you insist. Maybe if we get bored in SL, you can call me later.''

''JohnDoe Linden: Maybe, but I don't think I will be available; I have something I need to do.''

''JaneDoe Linden: I understand sweetie.''

'''''JohnDoe Linden is offline.'''''

''Oh you suck! Lol, ttyl hon.''

''''' User is unavailable; message will be stored and delivered when user is online.

'''''JaneDoe Linden is now offline.'''''

This is a prime example of what occur in a conversation between two avatars. John planned an event within the game and Jane agreed to go along with it, but when Jane planned something to do outside of SL, John basically refused to do so. Also, before the two avatars could properly say bye to each other, John logged off. No matter what is said about how close these two avatars are, there is really no obligation to stick around if one doesn’t want to. In real life, John is located in Washington D.C. and Jane is located in North Carolina. They live in separate states and therefore it can be hard to run into each other. Furthermore, it is essentially impossible for Jane to spot John with another woman during the time frame of when he said he was busy so the question of if you can trust the one you have feelings for is out of the picture completely.
John and Jane are not effectively utilizing Anima Corpus which means that they are running the risk of having a worthless relationship. As shown in the sample conversation above, it appears as though John is a bit more detached than Jane and she just might be wasting her time with him. The correct way to utilize Anima Corpus is simple and stems from one clever subordinate concept called C3. What I mean by C3 is that three things must be done to get a pleasant and successful relationship started in virtual reality: Communication, clarification and connection. First you communicate and initiate a healthy resolving conversation between you and your better half, then you clarify exactly what you two are, whether you’re a couple or just friends and what importance your relationship in Second Life has in both of your real lives. After you have worked out the first two C’s, the opportunity to truly connect and find a kind of balance amongst both of you is now open. Bear in mind that you and your special friend could end up apart from each other just as much as you two could reach an entirely new level of closeness. Regardless of how you two end up, there is no longer any confusion or thoughts of where your relationship is going left in the air.
Remember that Second Life is in fact a game and one must often approach the trials and tribulations of SL as though it is nothing but a game or even a type of strategy building up towards a resolution. Have fun and be safe!

User:Azreal Vlodovic/Anima Corpus

2009-02-03T21:05:25Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

Anima Corpus:
Also now known as the ''Azreal Theory'', this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the name Azreal derived from an angel whose sole purpose was to separate the soul from the body upon death. I consider a person who controls an avatar to be the soul and the actual avatar to be the body. Now let us continue with how this theory is shown to be the best way for two in world inhabitants to intermingle when around each other. For the sake of using an example I will demonstrate how both a male and a female avatar must behave when perhaps knowing each other for a significant amount of time. The male avatar in this scenario will be named ''JohnDoe Linden'' and we will refer to him as simply John, the female avatar will be named ''JaneDoe Linden'' and we will refer to her as Jane. Let me just point out that they are in fact not siblings though they have the exact same surnames.
Now John and Jane have known each other for three or four months and their relationship is starting to become intense. They have exchanged e-mail addresses and they often converse on a daily basis mostly about the closeness growing between them. Though they are very close to each other within the game and this game has indeed facilitated much of the time they spend with each other, the option of walking away and never looking back is always lingering.
Here is a sample conversation shared between John and Jane…

''JohnDoe Linden: Hey, do you want to meet later tonight @ Mill Pond?

''JaneDoe Linden: Sure. Lol you can show me that dance gesture that you were mentioning earlier!''

''JohnDoe Linden: Good idea, but let’s do that in private so I don’t look foolish.''

''JaneDoe Linden: If you insist. Maybe if we get bored in SL, you can call me later.''

''JohnDoe Linden: Maybe, but I don’t think I will be available; I have something I need to do.''''

''JaneDoe Linden: I understand sweetie.''

'''''JohnDoe Linden is offline.'''''

''Oh you suck! Lol, ttyl hon.''

''''' User is unavailable; message will be stored and delivered when user is online.

'''''JaneDoe Linden is now offline.'''''

This is a prime example of what occur in a conversation between two avatars. John planned an event within the game and Jane agreed to go along with it, but when Jane planned something to do outside of SL, John basically refused to do so. Also, before the two avatars could properly say bye to each other, John logged off. No matter what is said about how close these two avatars are, there is really no obligation to stick around if one doesn’t want to. In real life, John is located in Washington D.C. and Jane is located in North Carolina. They live in separate states and therefore it can be hard to run into each other. Furthermore, it is essentially impossible for Jane to spot John with another woman during the time frame of when he said he was busy so the question of if you can trust the one you have feelings for is out of the picture completely.
John and Jane are not effectively utilizing Anima Corpus which means that they are running the risk of having a worthless relationship. As shown in the sample conversation above, it appears as though John is a bit more detached than Jane and she just might be wasting her time with him. The correct way to utilize Anima Corpus is simple and stems from one clever subordinate concept called C3. What I mean by C3 is that three things must be done to get a pleasant and successful relationship started in virtual reality: Communication, clarification and connection. First you communicate and initiate a healthy resolving conversation between you and your better half, then you clarify exactly what you two are, whether you’re a couple or just friends and what importance your relationship in Second Life has in both of your real lives. After you have worked out the first two C’s, the opportunity to truly connect and find a kind of balance amongst both of you is now open. Bear in mind that you and your special friend could end up apart from each other just as much as you two could reach an entirely new level of closeness. Regardless of how you two end up, there is no longer any confusion or thoughts of where your relationship is going left in the air.
Remember that Second Life is in fact a game and one must often approach the trials and tribulations of SL as though it is nothing but a game or even a type of strategy building up towards a resolution. Have fun and be safe!

User:Azreal Vlodovic/Anima Corpus

2009-02-03T21:04:31Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

Anima Corpus:
Also now known as the ''Azreal Theory'', this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the name Azreal derived from an angel whose sole purpose was to separate the soul from the body upon death. I consider a person who controls an avatar to be the soul and the actual avatar to be the body. Now let us continue with how this theory is shown to be the best way for two in world inhabitants to intermingle when around each other. For the sake of using an example I will demonstrate how both a male and a female avatar must behave when perhaps knowing each other for a significant amount of time. The male avatar in this scenario will be named ''JohnDoe Linden'' and we will refer to him as simply John, the female avatar will be named ''JaneDoe Linden'' and we will refer to her as Jane. Let me just point out that they are in fact not siblings though they have the exact same surnames.
Now John and Jane have known each other for three or four months and their relationship is starting to become intense. They have exchanged e-mail addresses and they often converse on a daily basis mostly about the closeness growing between them. Though they are very close to each other within the game and this game has indeed facilitated much of the time they spend with each other, the option of walking away and never looking back is always lingering.
Here is a sample conversation shared between John and Jane…

''JohnDoe Linden: Hey, do you want to meet later tonight @ Mill Pond?

JaneDoe Linden: Sure. Lol you can show me that dance gesture that you were mentioning earlier!

JohnDoe Linden: Good idea, but let’s do that in private so I don’t look foolish.

JaneDoe Linden: If you insist. Maybe if we get bored in SL, you can call me later.

JohnDoe Linden: Maybe, but I don’t think I will be available; I have something I need to do.''

JaneDoe Linden: I understand sweetie.

'''''JohnDoe Linden is offline.'''''

''Oh you suck! Lol, ttyl hon.''

''''' User is unavailable; message will be stored and delivered when user is online.

'''''JaneDoe Linden is now offline.'''''

This is a prime example of what occur in a conversation between two avatars. John planned an event within the game and Jane agreed to go along with it, but when Jane planned something to do outside of SL, John basically refused to do so. Also, before the two avatars could properly say bye to each other, John logged off. No matter what is said about how close these two avatars are, there is really no obligation to stick around if one doesn’t want to. In real life, John is located in Washington D.C. and Jane is located in North Carolina. They live in separate states and therefore it can be hard to run into each other. Furthermore, it is essentially impossible for Jane to spot John with another woman during the time frame of when he said he was busy so the question of if you can trust the one you have feelings for is out of the picture completely.
John and Jane are not effectively utilizing Anima Corpus which means that they are running the risk of having a worthless relationship. As shown in the sample conversation above, it appears as though John is a bit more detached than Jane and she just might be wasting her time with him. The correct way to utilize Anima Corpus is simple and stems from one clever subordinate concept called C3. What I mean by C3 is that three things must be done to get a pleasant and successful relationship started in virtual reality: Communication, clarification and connection. First you communicate and initiate a healthy resolving conversation between you and your better half, then you clarify exactly what you two are, whether you’re a couple or just friends and what importance your relationship in Second Life has in both of your real lives. After you have worked out the first two C’s, the opportunity to truly connect and find a kind of balance amongst both of you is now open. Bear in mind that you and your special friend could end up apart from each other just as much as you two could reach an entirely new level of closeness. Regardless of how you two end up, there is no longer any confusion or thoughts of where your relationship is going left in the air.
Remember that Second Life is in fact a game and one must often approach the trials and tribulations of SL as though it is nothing but a game or even a type of strategy building up towards a resolution. Have fun and be safe!

User:Azreal Vlodovic/Anima Corpus

2009-02-03T21:03:20Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

Anima Corpus:
Also now known as the ''Azreal Theory'', this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the name Azreal derived from an angel whose sole purpose was to separate the soul from the body upon death. I consider a person who controls an avatar to be the soul and the actual avatar to be the body. Now let us continue with how this theory is shown to be the best way for two in world inhabitants to intermingle when around each other. For the sake of using an example I will demonstrate how both a male and a female avatar must behave when perhaps knowing each other for a significant amount of time. The male avatar in this scenario will be named ''JohnDoe Linden'' and we will refer to him as simply John, the female avatar will be named ''JaneDoe Linden'' and we will refer to her as Jane. Let me just point out that they are in fact not siblings though they have the exact same surnames.
Now John and Jane have known each other for three or four months and their relationship is starting to become intense. They have exchanged e-mail addresses and they often converse on a daily basis mostly about the closeness growing between them. Though they are very close to each other within the game and this game has indeed facilitated much of the time they spend with each other, the option of walking away and never looking back is always lingering.
Here is a sample conversation shared between John and Jane…

''JohnDoe Linden: Hey, do you want to meet later tonight @ Mill Pond?

JaneDoe Linden: Sure. Lol you can show me that dance gesture that you were mentioning earlier!

JohnDoe Linden: Good idea, but let’s do that in private so I don’t look foolish.

JaneDoe Linden: If you insist. Maybe if we get bored in SL, you can call me later.

JohnDoe Linden: Maybe, but I don’t think I will be available; I have something I need to do.''

JaneDoe Linden: I understand sweetie.

'''''JohnDoe Linden is offline.'''''

''Oh you suck! Lol, ttyl hon.''

''''' User is unavailable; message will be stored and delivered when user is online.

'''JaneDoe Linden is offline.'''''

This is a prime example of what occur in a conversation between two avatars. John planned an event within the game and Jane agreed to go along with it, but when Jane planned something to do outside of SL, John basically refused to do so. Also, before the two avatars could properly say bye to each other, John logged off. No matter what is said about how close these two avatars are, there is really no obligation to stick around if one doesn’t want to. In real life, John is located in Washington D.C. and Jane is located in North Carolina. They live in separate states and therefore it can be hard to run into each other. Furthermore, it is essentially impossible for Jane to spot John with another woman during the time frame of when he said he was busy so the question of if you can trust the one you have feelings for is out of the picture completely.
John and Jane are not effectively utilizing Anima Corpus which means that they are running the risk of having a worthless relationship. As shown in the sample conversation above, it appears as though John is a bit more detached than Jane and she just might be wasting her time with him. The correct way to utilize Anima Corpus is simple and stems from one clever subordinate concept called C3. What I mean by C3 is that three things must be done to get a pleasant and successful relationship started in virtual reality: Communication, clarification and connection. First you communicate and initiate a healthy resolving conversation between you and your better half, then you clarify exactly what you two are, whether you’re a couple or just friends and what importance your relationship in Second Life has in both of your real lives. After you have worked out the first two C’s, the opportunity to truly connect and find a kind of balance amongst both of you is now open. Bear in mind that you and your special friend could end up apart from each other just as much as you two could reach an entirely new level of closeness. Regardless of how you two end up, there is no longer any confusion or thoughts of where your relationship is going left in the air.
Remember that Second Life is in fact a game and one must often approach the trials and tribulations of SL as though it is nothing but a game or even a type of strategy building up towards a resolution. Have fun and be safe!

User:Azreal Vlodovic/Anima Corpus

2009-02-03T21:02:38Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

Anima Corpus:
Also now known as the ''Azreal Theory'', this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the name Azreal derived from an angel whose sole purpose was to separate the soul from the body upon death. I consider a person who controls an avatar to be the soul and the actual avatar to be the body. Now let us continue with how this theory is shown to be the best way for two in world inhabitants to intermingle when around each other. For the sake of using an example I will demonstrate how both a male and a female avatar must behave when perhaps knowing each other for a significant amount of time. The male avatar in this scenario will be named ''JohnDoe Linden'' and we will refer to him as simply John, the female avatar will be named ''JaneDoe Linden'' and we will refer to her as Jane. Let me just point out that they are in fact not siblings though they have the exact same surnames.
Now John and Jane have known each other for three or four months and their relationship is starting to become intense. They have exchanged e-mail addresses and they often converse on a daily basis mostly about the closeness growing between them. Though they are very close to each other within the game and this game has indeed facilitated much of the time they spend with each other, the option of walking away and never looking back is always lingering.
Here is a sample conversation shared between John and Jane…

''JohnDoe Linden: Hey, do you want to meet later tonight @ Mill Pond?

JaneDoe Linden: Sure. Lol you can show me that dance gesture that you were mentioning earlier!

JohnDoe Linden: Good idea, but let’s do that in private so I don’t look foolish.

JaneDoe Linden: If you insist. Maybe if we get bored in SL, you can call me later.

JohnDoe Linden: Maybe, but I don’t think I will be available; I have something I need to do.''

JaneDoe Linden: I understand sweetie.

'''''JohnDoe Linden is offline.'''''

''Oh you suck! Lol, ttyl hon.''

''''' User is unavailable; message will be stored and delivered when user is online.

'''JaneDoe Linden is offline.''''''''

This is a prime example of what occur in a conversation between two avatars. John planned an event within the game and Jane agreed to go along with it, but when Jane planned something to do outside of SL, John basically refused to do so. Also, before the two avatars could properly say bye to each other, John logged off. No matter what is said about how close these two avatars are, there is really no obligation to stick around if one doesn’t want to. In real life, John is located in Washington D.C. and Jane is located in North Carolina. They live in separate states and therefore it can be hard to run into each other. Furthermore, it is essentially impossible for Jane to spot John with another woman during the time frame of when he said he was busy so the question of if you can trust the one you have feelings for is out of the picture completely.
John and Jane are not effectively utilizing Anima Corpus which means that they are running the risk of having a worthless relationship. As shown in the sample conversation above, it appears as though John is a bit more detached than Jane and she just might be wasting her time with him. The correct way to utilize Anima Corpus is simple and stems from one clever subordinate concept called C3. What I mean by C3 is that three things must be done to get a pleasant and successful relationship started in virtual reality: Communication, clarification and connection. First you communicate and initiate a healthy resolving conversation between you and your better half, then you clarify exactly what you two are, whether you’re a couple or just friends and what importance your relationship in Second Life has in both of your real lives. After you have worked out the first two C’s, the opportunity to truly connect and find a kind of balance amongst both of you is now open. Bear in mind that you and your special friend could end up apart from each other just as much as you two could reach an entirely new level of closeness. Regardless of how you two end up, there is no longer any confusion or thoughts of where your relationship is going left in the air.
Remember that Second Life is in fact a game and one must often approach the trials and tribulations of SL as though it is nothing but a game or even a type of strategy building up towards a resolution. Have fun and be safe!

User:Azreal Vlodovic/Anima Corpus

2009-02-03T20:59:36Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

Anima Corpus:
Also now known as the ''Azreal Theory'', this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the name Azreal derived from an angel whose sole purpose was to separate the soul from the body upon death. I consider a person who controls an avatar to be the soul and the actual avatar to be the body. Now let us continue with how this theory is shown to be the best way for two in world inhabitants to intermingle when around each other. For the sake of using an example I will demonstrate how both a male and a female avatar must behave when perhaps knowing each other for a significant amount of time. The male avatar in this scenario will be named ''JohnDoe Linden'' and we will refer to him as simply John, the female avatar will be named ''JaneDoe Linden'' and we will refer to her as Jane. Let me just point out that they are in fact not siblings though they have the exact same surnames.
Now John and Jane have known each other for three or four months and their relationship is starting to become intense. They have exchanged e-mail addresses and they often converse on a daily basis mostly about the closeness growing between them. Though they are very close to each other within the game and this game has indeed facilitated much of the time they spend with each other, the option of walking away and never looking back is always lingering.
Here is a sample conversation shared between John and Jane…

''JohnDoe Linden: Hey, do you want to meet later tonight @ Mill Pond?
JaneDoe Linden: Sure. Lol you can show me that dance gesture that you were mentioning earlier!
JohnDoe Linden: Good idea, but let’s do that in private so I don’t look foolish.
JaneDoe Linden: If you insist. Maybe if we get bored in SL, you can call me later.
JohnDoe Linden: Maybe, but I don’t think I will be available; I have something I need to do.''
JaneDoe Linden: I understand sweetie.
'''''JohnDoe Linden is offline.'''''
''Oh you suck! Lol, ttyl hon.''
''''' User is unavailable; message will be stored and delivered when user is online.
JaneDoe Linden is offline.'''''

This is a prime example of what occur in a conversation between two avatars. John planned an event within the game and Jane agreed to go along with it, but when Jane planned something to do outside of SL, John basically refused to do so. Also, before the two avatars could properly say bye to each other, John logged off. No matter what is said about how close these two avatars are, there is really no obligation to stick around if one doesn’t want to. In real life, John is located in Washington D.C. and Jane is located in North Carolina. They live in separate states and therefore it can be hard to run into each other. Furthermore, it is essentially impossible for Jane to spot John with another woman during the time frame of when he said he was busy so the question of if you can trust the one you have feelings for is out of the picture completely.
John and Jane are not effectively utilizing Anima Corpus which means that they are running the risk of having a worthless relationship. As shown in the sample conversation above, it appears as though John is a bit more detached than Jane and she just might be wasting her time with him. The correct way to utilize Anima Corpus is simple and stems from one clever subordinate concept called C3. What I mean by C3 is that three things must be done to get a pleasant and successful relationship started in virtual reality: Communication, clarification and connection. First you communicate and initiate a healthy resolving conversation between you and your better half, then you clarify exactly what you two are, whether you’re a couple or just friends and what importance your relationship in Second Life has in both of your real lives. After you have worked out the first two C’s, the opportunity to truly connect and find a kind of balance amongst both of you is now open. Bear in mind that you and your special friend could end up apart from each other just as much as you two could reach an entirely new level of closeness. Regardless of how you two end up, there is no longer any confusion or thoughts of where your relationship is going left in the air.
Remember that Second Life is in fact a game and one must often approach the trials and tribulations of SL as though it is nothing but a game or even a type of strategy building up towards a resolution. Have fun and be safe!

User:Azreal Vlodovic/Anima Corpus

2009-02-03T20:57:11Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

Anima Corpus:
Also now known as the Azreal Theory, this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the name Azreal derived from an angel whose sole purpose was to separate the soul from the body upon death. I consider a person who controls an avatar to be the soul and the actual avatar to be the body. Now let us continue with how this theory is shown to be the best way for two in world inhabitants to intermingle when around each other. For the sake of using an example I will demonstrate how both a male and a female avatar must behave when perhaps knowing each other for a significant amount of time. The male avatar in this scenario will be named JohnDoe Linden and we will refer to him as simply John, the female avatar will be named JaneDoe Linden and we will refer to her as Jane. Let me just point out that they are in fact not siblings though they have the exact same surnames.

John Jane
Now John and Jane have known each other for three or four months and their relationship is starting to become intense. They have exchanged e-mail addresses and they often converse on a daily basis mostly about the closeness growing between them. Though they are very close to each other within the game and this game has indeed facilitated much of the time they spend with each other, the option of walking away and never looking back is always lingering.
Here is a sample conversation shared between John and Jane…
JohnDoe Linden: Hey, do you want to meet later tonight @ Mill Pond?
JaneDoe Linden: Sure. Lol you can show me that dance gesture that you were mentioning earlier!
JohnDoe Linden: Good idea, but let’s do that in private so I don’t look foolish.
JaneDoe Linden: If you insist. Maybe if we get bored in SL, you can call me later.
JohnDoe Linden: Maybe, but I don’t think I will be available; I have something I need to do.
JaneDoe Linden: I understand sweetie.
JohnDoe Linden is offline.
Oh you suck! Lol, ttyl hon.
User is unavailable; message will be stored and delivered when user is online.
JaneDoe Linden is offline.
This is a prime example of what occur in a conversation between two avatars. John planned an event within the game and Jane agreed to go along with it, but when Jane planned something to do outside of SL, John basically refused to do so. Also, before the two avatars could properly say bye to each other, John logged off. No matter what is said about how close these two avatars are, there is really no obligation to stick around if one doesn’t want to. In real life, John is located in Washington D.C. and Jane is located in North Carolina. They live in separate states and therefore it can be hard to run into each other. Furthermore, it is essentially impossible for Jane to spot John with another woman during the time frame of when he said he was busy so the question of if you can trust the one you have feelings for is out of the picture completely.
John and Jane are not effectively utilizing Anima Corpus which means that they are running the risk of having a worthless relationship. As shown in the sample conversation above, it appears as though John is a bit more detached than Jane and she just might be wasting her time with him. The correct way to utilize Anima Corpus is simple and stems from one clever subordinate concept called C3. What I mean by C3 is that three things must be done to get a pleasant and successful relationship started in virtual reality: Communication, clarification and connection. First you communicate and initiate a healthy resolving conversation between you and your better half, then you clarify exactly what you two are, whether you’re a couple or just friends and what importance your relationship in Second Life has in both of your real lives. After you have worked out the first two C’s, the opportunity to truly connect and find a kind of balance amongst both of you is now open. Bear in mind that you and your special friend could end up apart from each other just as much as you two could reach an entirely new level of closeness. Regardless of how you two end up, there is no longer any confusion or thoughts of where your relationship is going left in the air.
Remember that Second Life is in fact a game and one must often approach the trials and tribulations of SL as though it is nothing but a game or even a type of strategy building up towards a resolution. Have fun and be safe!

User:Azreal Vlodovic/Anima Corpus

2009-02-03T20:22:23Z

Azreal Vlodovic: New page: Anima Corpus Also now known as the Azreal Theory, this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the n...

Anima Corpus
Also now known as the Azreal Theory, this concept refers to the most efficient form of interaction between two avatars in world. I named this theory after myself because the name Azreal derived from an angel whose sole purpose was to separate the soul from the body upon death. I consider a person who controls an avatar to be the soul and the actual avatar to be the body. Now let us continue with how this theory is shown to be the best way for two in world inhabitants to intermingle when around each other. For the sake of using an example I will demonstrate how both a male and a female avatar must behave when perhaps knowing each other for a significant amount of time. The male avatar in this scenario will be named ''JohnDoe Linden'' and we will refer to him as simply John, the female avatar will be named ''JaneDoe Linden'' and we will refer to her as Jane. Let me just point out that they are in fact not siblings though they have the exact same surnames.
[[Image:johndoelinden.jpg]]

User:Azreal Vlodovic

2009-02-02T23:25:51Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

'''Speed Blind:'''

I have been an in world denizen since late May of 2008 and since I started, I always had the feeling that I was different than others in this game. I look just like everyone else, my eyes, hair, skin, shape and clothes are all normal depending on how that word can be defined. My mannerisms are much like what most have surely seen when logged in. I speak just like you do and I walk just like you do. Yes, I walk ''just'' like you do, but press the keys ''CTRL'' and ''R'' and that simply changes everything anyone knows about running. As hard as it is to believe, I almost never ran in world and now it is all I do. I can travel at an incredibly high speed. When I walk, I walk at a normal pace but when I enter ''Run Mode'' I can outrun any fast moving object that I face in a challenge. I am impossible to see when I run at my full potential and the chance of winning me in a race is even further out of reach. I am confident enough to say that it is more likely to change your avatar’s name than to beat me in a race. All of you are certainly quick to assume that this is possible for anyone if they possess a HUD that increases one’s speed; however, I do not have any enhancer. I discovered that I can increase my speed to great frequencies all on my own without the aid of an external device attached to my screen. When I searched all over my inventory for anything that I could be wearing in order to run and fly extremely fast, I found absolutely nothing. I tried every keyword and looked into anything I ''did'' have on that seemed like it could increase my speed. In fact I took everything off and applied a new skin and shape without any hair to become the most basic avatar. I then tested my speed once more and saw that I was still so fast that I was penetrating the boundaries of various simulations and travel to uncharted spaces on the grid and along with that, I was also able to stop, turn around and go back. I consulted experts and I conducted extensive amounts of research as though this was as essential to me as something occurring in the real world. Many designers who specialized in ''Speed Boosters'' and ''Teledashes'' explained that it is possible to have acquired a script within the construction of the avatar upon creating the account simply by chance. Advisers housed at New User Help simulators often theorized that it was a defect in the initial modification of the avatar that allowed it to move unbelievably fast, much like a defect causing an avatar to stretch its extremities. In a natural act of defense I refused to accept that this latent ability is a defect or a problem of any kind, and so I chose to embrace what I can do. I chose to put my speed to the test. As it stands I have raced five hundred fourteen (514) other users in both running and flying challenges. One hundred (100) of those races were against people operating vehicles in their highest gears and/or they were utilizing their maximum level of throttle. I won all of the races. Nine opponents of mine cheated when they competed against me by teleporting from one end of the region to the opposite end, but I still include those races because I beat them anyways. It required a great deal of control and an improvement of my reflexes to be able to successfully steer myself when running or flying because I would often become intangible and end up in places I did not want to be in or completely go out of whack with my speed and be automatically logged out due to apparently going off world. Sometimes my speed has even let me down by being dampened by lag or literally shutting off causing me to be limited to traveling as slow as a normal avatar and it is then that I consider an actually defect is being mustered up. It is early February and I am still the fastest man on the grid but my focus has been turned away from racing others and is now channeled towards gaining even more control over how fast I move while simultaneously trying to somehow increase my speed because I have reached terminal velocity and unfortunately that is nowhere near where I want to be in my second life. I will go faster and I will be better at it.

User:Azreal Vlodovic

2009-02-02T23:11:40Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

'''Speed Blind:'''

I have been an in world denizen since late May of 2008 and since I started, I always had the feeling that I was different than others in this game. I look just like everyone else, my eyes, hair, skin, shape and clothes are all normal depending on how that word can be defined. My mannerisms are much like what most have surely seen when logged in. I speak just like you do and I walk just like you do. Yes, I walk ''just'' like you do, but press the keys ''CTRL'' and ''R'' and that simply changes everything anyone knows about running. As hard as it is to believe, I almost never ran in world and now it is all I do. I can travel at an incredibly high speed. When I walk, I walk at a normal pace but when I enter ''Run Mode'' I can outrun any fast moving object that I face in a challenge. I am impossible to see when I run at my full potential and the chance of winning me in a race is even further out of reach. I am confident enough to say that it is more likely to change your avatar’s name than to beat me in a race. All of you are certainly quick to assume that this is possible for anyone if they possess a HUD that increases one’s speed; however, I do not have any enhancer. I discovered that I can increase my speed to great frequencies all on my own without the aid of an external device attached to my screen. When I searched all over my inventory for anything that I could be wearing in order to run and fly extremely fast, I found absolutely nothing. I tried every keyword and looked into anything I ''did'' have on that seemed like it could increase my speed. In fact I took everything off and applied a new skin and shape without any hair to become the most basic avatar. I then tested my speed once more and saw that I was still so fast that I was penetrating the boundaries various simulations and travel to uncharted spaces on the grid and along with that, I was also able to stop, turn around and go back. I consulted experts and I conducted extensive amounts of research as though this was as essential to me as something occurring in the real world. Many designers who specialized in ''Speed Boosters'' and ''Teledashes'' explained that it is possible to have acquired a script within the construction of the avatar upon creating the account simply by chance. Advisers housed at New User Help simulators often theorized that it was a defect in the initial modification of the avatar that allowed it to move unbelievably fast, much like a defect causing an avatar to stretch its extremities. In a natural act of defense I refused to accept that this latent ability is a defect or a problem of any kind, and so I chose to embrace what I can do. I chose to put my speed to the test. As it stands I have raced five hundred fourteen (514) other users in both running and flying challenges. One hundred (100) of those races were against people operating vehicles in their highest gears and/or they were utilizing their maximum level of throttle. I won all of the races. Nine opponents of mine cheated when they competed against me by teleporting from one end of the region to the opposite end, but I still include those races because I beat them anyways. It required a great deal of control and an improvement of my reflexes to be able to successfully steer myself when running or flying because I would often become intangible and end up in places I did not want to be in or completely go out of whack with my speed and be automatically logged out due to apparently going off world. Sometimes my speed has even let me down by being dampened by lag or literally shutting off causing me to be limited to traveling as slow as a normal avatar and it is then that I consider an actually defect is being mustered up. It is early February and I am still the fastest man on the grid but my focus has been turned away from racing others and is now channeled towards gaining even more control over how fast I move while simultaneously trying to somehow increase my speed because I have reached terminal velocity and unfortunately that is nowhere near where I want to be in my second life. I will go faster and I will be better at it.

User:Azreal Vlodovic

2009-02-02T23:10:21Z

Azreal Vlodovic:

'''Speed Blind'''
I have been an in world denizen since late May of 2008 and since I started, I always had the feeling that I was different than others in this game. I look just like everyone else, my eyes, hair, skin, shape and clothes are all normal depending on how that word can be defined. My mannerisms are much like what most have surely seen when logged in. I speak just like you do and I walk just like you do. Yes, I walk ''just'' like you do, but press the keys ''CTRL'' and ''R'' and that simply changes everything anyone knows about running. As hard as it is to believe, I almost never ran in world and now it is all I do. I can travel at an incredibly high speed. When I walk, I walk at a normal pace but when I enter ''Run Mode'' I can outrun any fast moving object that I face in a challenge. I am impossible to see when I run at my full potential and the chance of winning me in a race is even further out of reach. I am confident enough to say that it is more likely to change your avatar’s name than to beat me in a race. All of you are certainly quick to assume that this is possible for anyone if they possess a HUD that increases one’s speed; however, I do not have any enhancer. I discovered that I can increase my speed to great frequencies all on my own without the aid of an external device attached to my screen. When I searched all over my inventory for anything that I could be wearing in order to run and fly extremely fast, I found absolutely nothing. I tried every keyword and looked into anything I ''did'' have on that seemed like it could increase my speed. In fact I took everything off and applied a new skin and shape without any hair to become the most basic avatar. I then tested my speed once more and saw that I was still so fast that I was penetrating the boundaries various simulations and travel to uncharted spaces on the grid and along with that, I was also able to stop, turn around and go back. I consulted experts and I conducted extensive amounts of research as though this was as essential to me as something occurring in the real world. Many designers who specialized in ''Speed Boosters'' and ''Teledashes'' explained that it is possible to have acquired a script within the construction of the avatar upon creating the account simply by chance. Advisers housed at New User Help simulators often theorized that it was a defect in the initial modification of the avatar that allowed it to move unbelievably fast, much like a defect causing an avatar to stretch its extremities. In a natural act of defense I refused to accept that this latent ability is a defect or a problem of any kind, and so I chose to embrace what I can do. I chose to put my speed to the test. As it stands I have raced five hundred fourteen (514) other users in both running and flying challenges. One hundred (100) of those races were against people operating vehicles in their highest gears and/or they were utilizing their maximum level of throttle. I won all of the races. Nine opponents of mine cheated when they competed against me by teleporting from one end of the region to the opposite end, but I still include those races because I beat them anyways. It required a great deal of control and an improvement of my reflexes to be able to successfully steer myself when running or flying because I would often become intangible and end up in places I did not want to be in or completely go out of whack with my speed and be automatically logged out due to apparently going off world. Sometimes my speed has even let me down by being dampened by lag or literally shutting off causing me to be limited to traveling as slow as a normal avatar and it is then that I consider an actually defect is being mustered up. It is early February and I am still the fastest man on the grid but my focus has been turned away from racing others and is now channeled towards gaining even more control over how fast I move while simultaneously trying to somehow increase my speed because I have reached terminal velocity and unfortunately that is nowhere near where I want to be in my second life. I will go faster and I will be better at it.

User:Azreal Vlodovic

2009-02-02T20:34:07Z

Azreal Vlodovic: Fastest Man, Natural Speed, Azreal Vlodovic

'''Speed Blind'''
I have been an in world denizen since late May of 2008 and since I started, I always had the feeling that I was different than others in this game. I look just like everyone else, my eyes, hair, skin, shape and clothes are all normal depending on how that word can be defined. My mannerisms are much like what most have surely seen when logged in. I speak just like you do and I walk just like you do. Yes, I walk ''just'' like you do, but press the keys ''CTRL'' and ''R'' and that simply changes everything anyone knows about running. As hard as it is to believe, I almost never ran in world and now it is all I do. I can travel at an incredibly high speed. When I walk, I walk at a normal pace but when I enter Run Mode I can outrun any fast moving object that I face in a challenge. I am impossible to see when I run at my full potential and the chance of winning me in a race is even further out of reach. I am confident enough to say that it is more likely to change your avatar’s name than to beat me in a race. All of you are certainly quick to assume that this is possible for anyone if they possess a HUD that increases one’s speed; however, I do not have any enhancer. I discovered that I can increase my speed to great frequencies all on my own without the aid of an external device attached to my screen. When I searched all over my inventory for anything that I could be wearing in order to run and fly extremely fast, I found absolutely nothing. I tried every keyword and looked into anything I ''did'' have on that seemed like it could increase my speed. In fact I took everything off and applied a new skin and shape without any hair to become the most basic avatar. I then tested my speed once more and saw that I was still so fast that I was penetrating the boundaries various simulations and travel to uncharted spaces on the grid and along with that, I was also able to stop, turn around and go back. I consulted experts and I conducted extensive amounts of research as though this was as essential to me as something occurring in the real world. Many designers who specialized in ''Speed Boosters'' and ''Teledashes'' explained that it is possible to have acquired a script within the construction of the avatar upon creating the account simply by chance. Advisors housed at New User Help simulators often theorized that it was a defect in the initial modification of the avatar that allowed it to move unbelievably fast, much like a defect causing an avatar to stretch its extremities. In a natural act of defense I refused to accept that this latent ability is a defect or a problem of any kind, and so I chose to embrace what I can do. I chose to put my speed to the test. As it stands I have raced five hundred fourteen (514) other users in both running and flying challenges. One hundred (100) of those races were against people operating vehicles in their highest gears and/or they were utilizing their maximum level of throttle. I won all of the races. Nine opponents of mine cheated when they competed against me by teleporting from one end of the region to the opposite end, but I still include those races because I beat them anyways. It required a great deal of control and an improvement of my reflexes to be able to successfully steer myself when running or flying because I would often become intangible and end up in places I did not want to be in or completely go out of whack with my speed and be automatically logged out due to apparently going off world. Sometimes my speed has even let me down by being dampened by lag or literally shutting off causing me to be limited to traveling as slow as a normal avatar and it is then that I consider an actually defect is being mustered up. It is early February and I am still the fastest man on the grid but my focus has been turned away from racing others and is now channeled towards gaining even more control over how fast I move while simultaneously trying to somehow increase my speed because I have reached terminal velocity and unfortunately that is nowhere near where I want to be in my second life. I will go faster and I will be better at it.