Hardy

All well and good, thanks for the extensive update. But honestly, who dances the waltz? And where and when? A less dignified dance would have brought more joy. Seems we're still practicing, the dance school is open. And yes, as someone already wrote, the girls get a fancy skirt and we? T-shirts, ok, pretty nice, but that's good with that stuff for now, we don't need really any more. Pants topic? Wouldn't it be bad to have a few more stylish pants in your closet? But guys, hello? Do you call these ugly sacks pants? Even here in the game I wouldn't dream of wearing that shit! So thanks for the T-shirt and the party Yeah aaand the always chic looking girls! Keep going, I love the game, it can only get better.

Still better than knowing, because that hurts

Happy Birthday and thank you very much for the 11 years of 3DXChat. I have been able to experience 8 years of it myself and I am thrilled how the game has developed and how the player community has remained a really great bunch over the years, at least the big part of them. Thanks to the team and let's all contribute to making it at least another 11 years. May you continue to have a lot of energy to develop the game and keep an open ear for the ideas and wishes of the player community. Celebrate properly and pop the champagne corks!

Of course, who still reads from paper these days?

In any case, a newspaper reading pose would be a real asset... uh huh?

Didn't happen for me yet, and i don't know if I would really be horrified...

These rooms really annoy me too. You come in and the first thing you see is three stages full of countless so-called dance groups dancing in sync. Most of the rest seem to have parked their avatar in a dance pose and appear to be absent. What's the point of going there? I can also listen to music differently. A blocking function will be of no use at events like this, as they will constantly change the room names or find other ways. Think of it like spam with email, you put the perpetrator on the block list. Ok, that will only help temporarily, but it helps for the ego. Avoiding the rooms and thereby reducing the number of visitors doesn't work either, as there are always enough idiots running there. But I'm also sure that there are a number of organizers who value having an active and communicative audience and try to get by with as little bot support as possible. I also got to know dance groups made up of individual people. So, not everything that appears as a dancer is a bot. Ultimately, only the makers of the game can do something about the whole spooky thing, if they want to...

Will there be a leash too?

Well, I can understand if people want to adorn themselves with tattoos. But honestly, how many of you would cover yourselves in tattoos like you do at 3DX? You might get the impression that you don't stand a chance at 3DX without a ton of tattoos all over your body, or that you're just not cool enough without them. I just don't like the masses. It also puts me off sometimes, even if the person otherwise seems to be a very attractive guy from their profile. It would be a super great feature if you could also select individual, smaller tattoos and then ideally place them freely. I am sure that tattoos would then be worn again as jewelry and something special with a statement or message.

Yeah, lick, suck and blow it away and and leave a trail in the corner of the mouth. Maybe in the end it's a little too frivolous for a serious game like this

Great contribution to the discussion Tasha. I've been for the flaccid penis variant for years. After all, we are adults who don't always walk along the beach with a permanent boner just because there are bare boobs to be seen. That only happens to 12-year-old boys who don't have internet access. I want to show my "arousal state" in a much more targeted way by having the choice between flaccid and erect. @Gizmo just think about it and if you need convincing just visit our european nude beaches. With a few exceptions, the Cocks obey the laws of gravity. But that doesn't mean that there aren't any hot wo=men here with us.

"Wunderbar" ist der richtige Ausdruck, grenzt es doch an Wunder, wenn die Devs mal einen wirklich guten Vorschlag aus dem Forum umsetzen! "miraculous" is the right expression, since it borders on a miracle when the devs implement a really great suggestion from the forum!

very good idea!

I've been trying the beta for a while now and I think we're making progress. Not all the progress we'd like, but it's there. The graphics run much better on my somewhat aged NVidias and the colors and the light are also better coordinated. But that can be a subjective impression. I have now repeatedly noticed two things. 1. If I want to return from a room to my own, it doesn't work. Neither the transfer into the existing room, nor can I switch to the customization mode. I always have to go through the character editor. I remember there was something like this a few years ago and it was fixed. 2. Guests who are in my room by invitation do not pay for drinks, cigarettes, etc. that's how it is. Only do I not see a glass in my guest's hand, nor does my guest see when I hold one. Everyone only sees their own glass. This is not the case in the shared rooms. Also the invited guests in my room, like myself, have to check off this stupid "consent to pay". agreemant. I'll try it at my next party to see how well it goes down with the guests It would be nice if everyone could see who raised a glass to toast. That would just come across more complete. The hint is perfectly ok for shared rooms, so I find it very helpful so that everyone knows that it costs xGolds. But on a private date in your own four walls, such business agreements tend not to be that romantic.

In principle, the problem could be solved quite easily. Each character that is created is given a so-called UUID (Universally Unique IDentifier) This ID is system-internally and is not be necessarily visible to any Gamer. The UUID s is a long string of letters and numbers. You could compare that with a social security number, which is also unique and is assigned exactly once and to one individual. In Chat, in the friends list and in the game, however, the name that the player has given to his character is displayed. Analogous to real life, where we all see the name on the front door but not the social security number. Since the character is identified in-game by a UUID, each name can be used as often as you like. There's more than one Mr. Smith in real life, but they all have different social security numbers. Of course, there can sometimes be "mix-ups" in the game, but that can also add an interesting note. And creative players design their character in a recognizable form anyway. Besides, there's always the profile, a kind of ID where anyone who isn't sure which Mr. Smith they're talking to can find out if it's the right one. That would settle the naming issue once and for all. If I were Gizmo, I'd think about my suggestion . . .