In Second Life, becoming a vampire usually involves joining a vampire role-playing group or sim that offers vampire transformation tools or scripts. You can also purchase vampire-themed items, such as fangs or custom avatars, to enhance your vampire role-play experience. Engaging with other players in vampire communities can help you fully immerse yourself in the role of a vampire in Second Life.

Yes! You can get pets in Second Life. One such place to get pets from is The LOLO Pet Shop. They are pretty easy to find once you go into the Second Life virtual world.

There is too many pets to name, basically any pet you can imagine, it exists in SL!

The LOLO Pet Shop has dragons too :) Firebreathing ones! They are not free though...

The most natural, intelligent, and "alive" animals in Second Life are the ones from the Virtual Kennel Club. Because the VKC Dogs have true artificial intelligence, they are able to develop individual personalities and function independently. They are smart and capable of learning from experience, from praise, and from training. They readily follow commands spoken in chat (no HUD needed), have no more need for food or drink than our avatars do, and can play interactively with toys and people.

Yes.

You can have multiple avatars (log in/accounts) on Second Life. These multiple accounts are usually referred to as "Alts". To get an Alt, you must sign up for a new account for every new alt you wish to have. Your Alt will have a new name and is basically a completely separate account.

Yes, a compatible viewer must be downloaded to play the game.

No, due to the adult nature of some areas of Second Life you must confirm that you are at least 18 years of age to join.

The risks of using the Second Life platform vary based on what you see as harmful. In some cases the risks could be becoming addicted, and spending hours online in a virtual world.

Other risks include being offended, as the level of free speech in-world is paramount, and controversial ideas, images, and talk are often abundant in any populated public area.

As far as technological risks, it is not possible to have your computer infected or harmed by any scripted object within the virtual world. The scripts are compiled and run on the server, so you don't execute native code, which would allow for potentially compromising the users machine.

So in summary, the risks of using Second Life are equal to the risks of using any large-scale multi-user web service.

Making an avatar in second life is done by right clicking the avatar and selecting appearance. This will open up the shape and clothing window. Using this tool the size and appearance of an avatar can be customised.

Skins for avatars can be made using programs such as photoshop and imported into the second life grid for application onto the avatar.

No, Second Life is not a game for kids, the minimum age requirement for full access to the main grid is 18. Limited access is available for those aged 13-17. This is due to the mature adult content found in some areas.

You are able to use Second Life under a free membership, and you can find many freebies available to you in Second Life. However, if you want to be able to own land in Second Life, you will have to pay a membership fee to do that. Even things as simple as uploading a texture or saving a snapshot to your inventory costs money in Second Life, so unless you plan to walk around looking for freebies all day long, you will probably end up putting a bit of money into Second Life.

Currently as of 18/05/2013 There are no reported viruses on the official Second Life website. Although it is not impossible for any website to become infected with a virus, Second Life is considered to be a safe site.

I have personally been a Second Life resident since 2006 and have never encountered a virus.

Lots of people think different things happen to you in your second life, some people do not even think that there is such thing as a second life. From my point of view you can become anything in your second life.

There is meez.com but you cant do as much as you could on imvu or secondlife. I know I have the same problem too! I cant download things and i want to find a site that's free. Meez.com is free and if your computer is updated you don't need to download.

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You can find a collection of games like the sims at gameslikesims.com

i know of one but i really want one too. The one i went on is fun but you have to download it and its only the free version. It is virtual families. i guess it is worth it for just like one try.

Previously in Second Life, during the time of Teen Grid, you could be 13 and play Second Life on the Teen Grid. The teen grid was shut down, however, around 2011. You have to be 16 or over to play Second Life now, and if you are under 18, you will be restricted to the areas with the rating of G, or General.

Yes and no.

You can work in second life to earn linden dollars, however the gross of the ppl invest REAL cash to play. See it as a game of poker with your friends then you layout some playing cash to win the pot.

In second life you can buy allot of items out of shops but also the marketplace. This offcourse needs to be paid in cash (L$) that you eaither earn in the game or simply use paypal/bankaccount to convert real life cash to L$.

You do not have to PAY to play second life, and investing in SL can be done in countless ways with rl cash or inworld earned cash.

So it is pretty double, yes can use REAL money in sl , and NO it is never a MUST or needed to use the game or have fun for that matter.

There is Virtual Family Kingdom which is pretty much a second life online. You can dress your own character, you can buy and put furniture in your rooms(get a couple friends to make it popular and people you don't know come in), you can make all kinds of new friends, there is always new rooms and clothes to buy, I love it! I think you would love it too! You can meet people from different time zones and everything! One thing is you can't say words that come up in red when you type them. You can not cuss or say #'s but a lot of kids make #'s that other kids know what they mean like, won(1) too(2) tree(3) for(4) hive(5) fix(6)h heaven(7) ate(8) mine(9) and tin(10)! There is all kinds of things kids can do!

There are a number of clubs, ballrooms and hangouts where you can meet others and form relationships. Within Second Life there is the function that allows you to partner another resident. A partner request is sent via the official Second life website and the other person must accept for the partnership to be formed.

The continent of Zindra is the adult content area within the Second Life universe, here there can be found many places that are solely dedicated to meeting people for sexual activity. To search for adult rated content you must tick the relevant box when using the search function.

There are two public Second Life platforms:

Second Life for adults over the age of 18

Teen Second Life (teen.secondlife.com) for teens ages 13-17.

There are other versions of the Second Life platform out there for various businesses, educational institutes, governmental agencies, etc, but these platforms are closed to the public and require special access.

The Second Life teen grid was closed in January 2011 and is no longer available.

No, Second Life is not bad for your computer, however due to the fact that Second Life is quite demanding on a computers resources it can cause some computers to become hot and maybe overheat. Laptop computers are most likely to be affected by this.