text: New World Notes: Top SL Game Developer Making Games for High Fidelity
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  "We're very hopeful that High Fidelity is going to be a big hit. It has so much potential and really embraces the future of gaming with its focus on virtual reality, so we're sure to be involved in it for a long time to come."
  Her advise for other content creators interested in launching in HF:
  "[J]oin the forums and wander around in-world seeing what amazing creations are already there, as well as talking to the people working on them. They are all very friendly and more than happy to give you help, suggestions or tips and it will really show you what High Fidelity is all about."
  For that matter, get in touch with me too, I'd love to know what you've got planned: wjamesau at gmail dot com
  Posted on Tuesday, September 20, 2016 at 03:38 PM in High Fidelity | Permalink
  I wish someone who is not easily pleased or wowed simply by the very idea of VR headset virtual reality would point me to one of these "amazing creations" in Hi Fidelity. I honestly do not mean to cause offence to anyone, but when I visit HF all I see is stuff that resembles SL as it was some years back, which was already out of date, and worse than that, the place is pretty much empty. I honestly wish it was the next big thing, I am seriously right now looking for a new social Virtual space to begin again after SL, but HF just seems a long way off at the moment, and in a very short space of time it is going to have it's work cut out not to get steamrollered by Sansar.
  Posted by: JohnC | Tuesday, September 20, 2016 at 10:53 PM
  @JohnC The resemblance is due to the newness of HF's technologies and tools. To make a rather crude analogy, suppose someone gave you an extremely advanced car that could do things no other car could do. But suppose the steering wheel had been replaced by a pair of joysticks. It would take you a bit of time and learning to drive it better than a regular, old car even, let alone show off its true potential.
  So to the outside observer, they might see this advanced car being poorly driven and think, "Well, what's so amazing about that?" to which the reply is, give it time. :)