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Nytalya Aeon
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Join date: 8 Jun 2008
Posts: 63
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03-21-2009 16:57
Okk iv tried just about everything to help people, Im not gonna go out again and spend 1000Ls on stuff when no one is going to come and use it...
Im thinking of opening a Spa were you can Relax in a Hot tub, Chill on the Sofa's just somthing Relaxing, I need some Advice from people...Should i open a Spa? And why/why not?
Just write the comments in here...
Thank you so muchh.....
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Katelyn Muggins
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Join date: 22 Nov 2008
Posts: 4
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03-21-2009 17:51
No. It is a great idea, I'll admit that. But, theres already a few in SL and none of them are very popular. Other people may feel different, but, I would try something more original  IM me in world if ya need some original ideas I have thought of in the past but never got around to doing. |
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Rhonan Morrisey
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Join date: 31 May 2008
Posts: 108
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03-22-2009 04:41
Certainly it is an interesting idea, however you would need to perhaps focus it on either a formal type venue or an all-in type venue. Niche is the key word here. If it was built into the landscape well, with high quality items, no lag, nice music / sound and guests then it could come up trumps.
If you want more thoughts or help with it, drop me a Notecard in world.
Cheers
Rho
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Rainbow Shelman
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Join date: 4 Dec 2008
Posts: 7
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04-05-2009 16:56
Thing with those places is people like privacy. Alot of people (myself included) have cheap homestead lands and have built their own chilling out areas with hotubs. I know that if I visit a place like that with a friend then I soon tp out when other people arrive. I guess it's like they are invading my private space or something if a stranger hops in the tub with me lol
Having a place with a variety of different things to do on the sim is much better. Like botanical gardens, it's popular because everyone isn't in eachothers pockets doing the same thing. Dancing, exploring, hot tubs, handgliding from the top of a mountain after an explorational climb, caves, Mazes, Tai Chi (very popular now) and the circles of drums you get where a whole group can play with dancing in the middle is always popular. When all of that sort of stuff in on a sim, you cant go wrong.
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Cillian Sass
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Join date: 4 Jun 2008
Posts: 2
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04-05-2009 18:08
I am not sure you should to be honest. You've listed a load of things that depend on sensations you can only experience in real life.
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