If you ever read Glamour magazine they always have a page in the back called do's and dont's. It's always the highlight of the whole thing for me, I usually turn to it first. Now SL is a place for people to be themselves (which is not always in people form) and I totally respect that. Anyhoo, what brings all this to the forefront to me is I (attempted) to go to Designers United and nothing would rezz, I crashed several times in between barely being able to walk as it was. So I did a little fashion investigating in the form of turning on Avatar Render Costs display. If you don't know what ARC is you can read more about it here. The more stuff you have on - the more that stuff is going to effect everyone else. For a frame of reference - in a lag filled sim under 1000 ARC is best and of course the lesser then that the better. Lots of fairs and expos are even offering zero ARC outfits. Therefore, when you are planning to go to any kind of event where there is more then likely to be more then just a few people there (ahem Designers United) please leave your "look at me I'm on fire" outfits at home and check your ARC at the door, and Thank You.
I don't know if it was her crow outfit or the crow antlers (???) but she was a whopping 8195!
2 comments:
This post was pretty rude. If you are crashing that much, you probably need a better graphics card. The worst part of these events are the people bitching about ARCs. If it bothers you that much, all you have to do is mess with your preferences and mute people who have high arcs so that their avatar grays out on the screen (therefore not using any of your resources). I'm pretty sure that last girl you posted was involved with the event somehow but I'm not positive.
The pictures were all in fun. SL is a game after all. ARC does effect everyone and I think not being aware of that fact and how your actions (i.e. what you wear to an event) may impact others if not very considerate either. Also - wish we would get some comments that were on a positive note once in awhile. However, I do appreciate all feedback.
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