Comments on: Reserving a World http://www.centric.com/thought/2006/12/05/reserving-a-world/ A Blog Regarding the Ongoing Evolution of Advertising Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:42:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Owen Kelly http://www.centric.com/thought/2006/12/05/reserving-a-world/#comment-970 Owen Kelly Wed, 17 Jan 2007 14:03:15 +0000 http://www.centric.com/thought/2006/12/05/reserving-a-world/#comment-970 I agree with your approach here. Might I also add that reserves like this can be *useful*. There is no reason that meetings (formal or informal)or press conferences or other gatherings have to happen in virtual rooms. In fact there are reasons to avoid virtual rooms, where the walls can cause unnecessary camera problems. In my view it makes perfect sense to hold a class or a meeting in the virtual outdoors. If your reserve has a field or a glad somewhere then you can turn your department meeting into a campfire chat, using the virtual space without the need to create a virtual HQ. It looks and feels nicer imho. Owen I agree with your approach here. Might I also add that reserves like this can be *useful*. There is no reason that meetings (formal or informal)or press conferences or other gatherings have to happen in virtual rooms. In fact there are reasons to avoid virtual rooms, where the walls can cause unnecessary camera problems.

In my view it makes perfect sense to hold a class or a meeting in the virtual outdoors. If your reserve has a field or a glad somewhere then you can turn your department meeting into a campfire chat, using the virtual space without the need to create a virtual HQ.

It looks and feels nicer imho.

Owen

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