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Posted: Sep 26th 2008 10:28AM (Unverified) said

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In real life, the amount of 'stuff' you can have in your house is not limited by the acreage you occupy. A functional townhouse block or condo skyscraper is completely impossible in SL, unless everyone agrees to have 10 prims for their stuff each, so it's hardly a wonder that there are a lot of low-density areas.
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Posted: Sep 26th 2008 5:05PM (Unverified) said

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"In real life, the amount of 'stuff' you can have in your house is not limited by the acreage you occupy"

oh really? why then I can't fit 40 elephants , or perhaps a couple of big-rigs in my appartment? Xp
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Posted: Sep 26th 2008 5:17PM (Unverified) said

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Ok, there are some upper limits, but I hope you know what I mean. If someone wants a house in SL which approximates or exceeds their RL standard of living, it needs to be supported by a lot of acreage so that they have a lot of prims to throw around.

I suppose you can argue that RL does this, by having cities in one place and farms (and resevoirs) far away, which results in a low overall density, but I suspect the people fussing about SL density aren't going to look at the big picture like that.
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