Sage Stoner

My current in-game nicknames are SageStoner, VixenStoner, and Guinevere. I've also been known in the past as MerryClayton, and had a dozen others, too. I have a lot of friends who have all three of me in their FL. And a few who only want to know one of me. Some people ask me why I need three different characters, and the answer to that is complicated, because it is something that happened over time. Each has a slightly different personality/sexuality, which is why they have lasted. I've been playing 3DXChat since October 2013, so for 11 years now. I first discovered 3DXChat through a web search for adult games. I had played IMVU in the past but was bored with it and was looking for something new. My favorite memories are of my wives and lovers. I've been married 10 times to 8 different girls. Some of the marriages were more successful than others, but I have good memories of each. As far as what the game means to me, I have been able to explore my sexuality in a way that would never be possible in real life, and that is probably why I still play the game 11 years later. When I first started playing 3DX, there were almost no openly transgender players. Now we have a thriving community. There are many players to whom that might not be important, but I am happy to have been one of the early gender-benders.

First of all, you are absolutely correct that there are so many things that need to be fixed. For example, all sex poses need to be reviewed for ease of use, and either add a way for the players to choose which position they take or add some kind of clear indication as to which position is taken by the person offering the pose. I am ambivalent about the game being added to Steam. On the one hand, yes, there is the danger that a lot of kids and a lot of people who won't really appreciate the community we have will join. But on the positive side, Steam players are pretty vocal when they pay for something and then don't like it, so we can expect a lot of negative reviews at first, and hopefully this will provide the impetus for improvement.

All weekend long the same thing has happened to my friends and I. And I have to tell you, it really sucks to plan an event, invite people, and then watch fizzle out because nobody can stay online.