same here i tried and i have absolutely no idea how to do anything

don't worry its not that hard once u play it long enough

a lot of it has to do with purchases. unless you're fond of whipping out your wallet every few minutes it's mostly just wandering around and talking to people, like a glorified chat room.

No worries man. Tell me your Sl name and ill come find you and show you the ropes. :3

im in the vore club, my name is the same, ilbv

Alrighty

we can make stuff happen together soon

tried it a long time ago, you need money to make most things happen, and then finding ways to get money in games is harder then it looks, or you can spent real money for game money.

you are at the stage I was when I first started, looking for somehting or someone in this thing... I stopped trying after a while do to the fact that there is just so much less control over the content that hits the screen or the stuff people say.

sadlyI couldnt help you meet up now if I tried because it doesnt work on my computer right now.

friggin auto correct.

If you just want to be eaten while at the vore club - you need to make some friends. Furs in that area (while hungry) don't typically respond well to those who stand around shouting for someone to eat them. If you want to get eaten, you need to be ready to make some friends and interact with others.

Hi iblv I saw your post on the group page I co-run

Where you go depends upon what you're looking for. It's generally best to consider SL as a 3d chatting environment. If you're looking for vore related things secondlife vore club is a good place to start. If you want to be eaten you need to engage potential predators in conversations a bit first, or be around long enough to get a sense for good times to get yourself eaten. Many pred players have adjustable bellies for vore or even ones that carry you inside a 'stomach'.

I am actually on the roleplaying staff for SLVC and sometimes will roleplay with others for the sake of keeping the club a place to go vore vore related stuff. I used to even publically roleplay around there all the time. Remember that RP staff do not expect anything in return from you either. We're really just there to help make things happen a lot of the time.

Get someone to guide you around. It's complex at first, but when you get the hang of it it's dead simple.