ThatвЂ™s where things are are, hopefully we can be more specific on whatвЂ™s going on in the next couple of weeks or so.вЂќ IвЂ™m still busy making sure Sansar finds a great home and that the great work that that team started can continue. вЂњBut yes itвЂ™s true that Linden Lab going forward will focus entirely on Second Life and Tilia. But now, Altberg says, the company will refocus its efforts on Second Life. While Linden Lab said from the start that Sansar wasnвЂ™t meant to be вЂ Second Life 2вЂ, it was clear from the attention given to it that the company hoped Sansar would be its next big thing. While there have been some attempts to make Second Life VR-compatible, itвЂ™s fundamentally not build for use with VR headsets. Second Life may be 16 years old and past its heyday, but it remains one of the most active virtual worlds out there with a concurrent usership in the neighborhood of 40,000 users and an active economy. But no deal is done yet so people just have to be patient and see what happens with it,вЂќ he said. I canвЂ™t say much but weвЂ™re having very interesting conversations with several parties to help that project move forward, which IвЂ™m really excited about. вЂњ we have decided that as Linden Lab we couldnвЂ™t continue to sponsor financially, so weвЂ™re looking for a вЂplan BвЂ™ for Sansar to continue. Hands-on: 'I Expect You to Die 2' Demo Brings Another Deadly Dose of Seated Adventure As spotted by New World Notes, CEO Ebbe Altberg said as much in a company livestream last week. Now Linden Lab plans to spin Sansar out of the company. More recently Sansar has been rebranded as a вЂњnew live events destination from the makers of Second Life,вЂќ with an emphasis on virtual performances. By 2019 the studio was dialing back its emphasis on Sansar as a VR-centric platform in an effort to draw non-VR users to the platform as well. Designed to allow creators to build and host virtual worlds and experiences for other to visit, the platform struggled to gain traction and notoriety among VR users. Original Article (February 24th, 2020): First launched in beta in mid-2017, SansarВ was Linden LabвЂ™s first VR-native attempt at a virtual world platform. The original article announcing the spin-off follows below: Linden Lab further says that many members of the Sansar team formerly employed by the company are вЂњstaying with Sansar as employees under its new ownership.вЂќ Linden Lab says in a blog post announcing the deal that Second Life will not be impacted at all, as it remains with its founding studio. The exchange in IP is effective immediately. Update (March 25th, 2020):В Sansar has been acquired by Wookey Projects,В a still fairly stealth San Francisco-based technology company. Lot's of luck to you, and I'm gonna do what Elana did and offer my help inworld if you and I happen to be online at the same time.Sansar, Linden LabвЂ™s VR-capable Second Life follow-up, is being spun out, the companyвЂ™s CEO has confirmed. One thing no one's mentioned yet is that regardless of a skybox, down on the ground outside your home, or inside it, Linden does NOT allow commercial activity in the Linden Home areas. Please be aware you'll still need to pay for the Mainland parcels, a one time fee either to the parcel owner, or to Linden if you've found some nice abandoned land and filled out a ticket requesting they sell it to you. You can use this 1024 allocation as described above: All of it for the premium perk of a 1024 m2 Linden Home, 512 of it for a Linden Home Camper and then the other 512 for a parcel or parcels on the Mainland (you can split up your land allocation any way you want the smallest parcels are 16m2), or all of the 1024 m2 can be used for Mainland parcels. If you do get a premium account, you are given a 1024 m2 land allocation for 'free' - you still pay the premium membership fees, but you won't pay any tier fees so long as you don't exceed 1024 m2 owne3d in any given month. This could also happen if the landlord decides to sell the land, abandon it, or decide they want to do something else with the parcel other than offer it for rental. If Linden seizes their parcel, the fact that you're dwelling on said parcel won't matter: You're out. You can open a new one, but it won't have anything in it's inventory, landmarks, or friend list - That's gone forever.ДЄnother risk of renting is if the landlord doesn't pay tier on time. However, if you don't pay before the thirty day deadline, you don't just loose your parcel: You loose your account. If you instead buy a parcel from Linden, they'll give you up to thirty days to get your account in order. That can be dangerous, though, as if you miss a payment there's not a lot of time you can be delinquent before those automated rent boxes kick you off the land and return your stuff. Totally free? No - you'll still need to pay for a premium account.ДЄnother option would be to NOT pay for a premium account, and just rent a cheap parcel.

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