Taking a Look at the All Time Hit Activities in Second Life

Second Life is often described as a simulation game, but that isn’t entirely accurate. The platform is more about social mingling, discussing ideas, making friends, going on adventures and everything else that one may want to do if they really had a second life. For those that have just joined in recently and for old members who have not logged in for a while, it’s time to take a look back at some of the most fun activities in Second Life.

Live Music, Dancing and More

Live music is still, to date, a constant event in Second Life, but just like in real life, you need to find out where it’s happening and when; alongside who is playing. We recommend attending random events, but you can also be selective about the kind of music you want to listen to. There are some pretty good musicians and singers in there, but unlike in real life, you can interact with the virtual representations of the real artists, if you choose to.

The nightclubs are complete with their own DJs and a fair gathering of party lovers during the weekends.

Enjoying Baseball Games With Your Friends

Did you know that you can watch live baseball games in Second Life? A number of stadiums hold these games, some of which are The Brickyard Industrial Park, The Liberty Dome, Great American Field, and Blue River Pavilion.

Watch the hilarious games as players break real-life MLB records in the form of Bart Simpson, or join the game yourself in advance and break some of those MLB records yourself! 

As you can probably imagine, watching these baseball games in all their loveable ridiculousness can be just as fun as taking part in one, as long as you have taken the time to get used to the controls. If not, be ready for a lot of booing from the crowd!

Exploring the Mainland

Is exploration a big part of the Second Life experience? It can be if you want it to be because just like in your real life, it’s all about what you like and dislike, but only in this one, you have more control! However, since Second Life is a lot less dangerous and expensive to explore recklessly, than it would be in our real lives, exploration of the Mainland is a must!

The continents and the islands within Second Life are largely connected to each other. Which means that when a member reaches the end of the simulation area they are in at that moment, crossing a certain point will lead to a new location/continent/simulation altogether.

Finding these new locations can be a lot of fun, especially since new members have no idea what or who they may find in the next continent. As a matter of fact, even the oldest member probably has not seen half of all of these locations since there are tens of thousands of publicly accessible sims, connected to each other on The Grid, aka the Mainland.