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real question. Does the size of ones inventory determine load times?

Atom Burma
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11-28-2008 19:05
holy cookoo, 45K and 25K for people with 2008 accounts, I hope you are all using alts, I coast around 10K for items, and am constantly trashing things i don't need. but hey, at least that says something good about the SL economy.
Briana Dawson
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11-29-2008 06:48
From: Rhaorth Antonelli
I do not see any difference in moving and such between an "empty" account and my main

I see a huge difference between my main account of 54k items and my alt that has maybe 400-500 items more than a newbie account for 2003.

Teleports are instantaneous and login time are much faster.
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LittleMe Jewell
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11-29-2008 10:09
From: Briana Dawson
I see a huge difference between my main account of 54k items and my alt that has maybe 400-500 items more than a newbie account for 2003.

Teleports are instantaneous and login time are much faster.
This prompted me to do some testing - though I only tested logging in and not TPs. My main account has 50-55k inventory and my alt has < 1000. On my computer, regardless of which version of the SL client I used, my alt's login took roughly 16 seconds every time and my main took roughly 28 seconds every time. So, yes there is definitely a slow down on this.
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TigroSpottystripes Katsu
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11-29-2008 14:19
that doesn't seems right, my guess is the system is unnecessarily waiting for other parts of the system to finish their job before continuing
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