How do I see my profile on Second Life?

Depending on which you prefer, you can view your profile on the web: Go to my.secondlife.com and click Log In. Login with your username and password….In the Viewer:

Select Me > Profile…
Right-click your avatar and select My Profile.
OR, in the toolbar at the bottom of the Viewer window, click the Profile button.

Is Second Second Life real?

What is Second Life? For those who aren’t familiar with Second Life, it was a real program launched in 2003 by San Francisco-based firm, Linden Lab, and gave users the ability to craft a digital 3D world all their own.

Is Second Life from the office real?

Second Life isn’t a game but a multi-user virtual place for people to interact. “I signed up for Second Life about a year ago. Back then my life was so great that I literally wanted a second one,” Dwight explained in his interview. “In my second life I was also a paper salesman and I was also named Dwight.

Is Second Life like Sims?

Second Life does bear some resemblance to the “Sim City” and “Sims” franchises from Maxis and Electronic Arts. Players build and design a city in “Sim City,” and in “The Sims,” players control characters in day-to-day activities. There are no monsters to kill, no real objective to speak of.

What kind of people use Second Life?

So who uses Second Life? They tend to be on the older side, people in their 40s and 50s. And my personal estimate is that 10 to 20 per cent actually have a physical or mental disability that makes it difficulty to interact in the real world. The most well-known is a woman who just turned 90.

How much does it cost to play Second Life?

A basic membership costs nothing and allows you to create an avatar and look around the world. You can have your own private home, virtual goods and exclusive areas if you upgrade to a premium membership, which costs $11.99 a month.

How many people are active in Second Life?

64.7 million active
As of 2021, Second Life has reported around 64.7 million active users on its platform. Organisations such as Stanford University, the American Cancer Society, and Adult Swim have also used the platform for enterprise-grade virtual events.

How successful is Second Life?

The Second Life Economy (2003-Present) Today, over 5 million virtual goods are for sale in the SL Marketplace, and creators made over $68 million in sales in 2017 (source: infographic issued by Linden Lab on the occasion of their 15th anniversary).