The celebration begins tomorrow; join the fun!
The NeoVictoria Project is a unique dark-roleplay environment crafted with a steampunk aesthetic. This year’s build is a cinema: the lower level is open so folks who walk by can see information about the kinds of creatures who live in this storyworld, and the upper-level is the cinema itself, streaming five of the many machinima-movies made over the years. More info at neovictoria.tv
Visit in Second Life
This year, Tarquin Evermore made some really nifty decorative gears …just perfect for your steampunk lifestyles! They have resizer scripts and the center is scripted so the texture moves and flashes. [It’s very dramatic.] We have then staged at the corners of our build in SLB13 Electrify. Happy hunting!
To learn more about this year’s hunt, visit the official SLB 13 website; here’s the link. And, if you see Rosamoo Mendelsohn in-world, give them a hug and shout-out, ’cause producing a hunt this big is a tremendous labor of love. Thanks, Rosamoo!
This year our build is a Steampunk-styled cinema, the lower level is open so folks who walk by can see information about the kinds of creatures who live in our storyworld, and the upper-level is the cinema itself, streaming five of the many machinima-movies we’ve made over the years.
The NeoVictoria Project, with its live action simulation on the Second Life platform, is a unique dark roleplay environment crafted with a Steampunk aesthetic. The goal of the project is to create a self-sustaining cycle where roleplay becomes filmed story.
Every year, players in Second Life get together to celebrate its birthday: this year, Second Life is thirteen years old and the celebration begins on Sunday, 19 June 2016.
The NeoVictoria Project is honored to be included in the official celebration. Please visit us on SL13B Electrify, click the link for the SLUrl to our parcel!
Credits: Asil Ares built the set. Asil and Fianah Mistwood made some of the textures. Tarquin Evermore made the hunt gifts.
Want more? Please visit us in-world or check out public website at http://www.neovictoria.net.
A mechanical fox drops the latest edition of the NeoLondon Times at your feet. As it patters away it says,
“Read all about the adventure in the Fairelands!”
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