The reason this particular idea of a virtual world for Poser/Daz avatars interested me is because of the quality of renders, creativity and content we could actually use a lot of the stuff that we have in world and explore and create art in real time, and I would finally get to meet some of you folks as well as other Poser/Daz users out there,

I mean the forums are nice but there is something to be said for looking at an avatar gesticulating and/or typing to get the gist of a personality type, or the more pragmatic thing would be making somthing more out of my investments and putting them to use to actually experience them, rather than use them for art.

Thanks to everyone for commenting

To ambient shade, I'm not sure about Maxis, I guess we'll find out tomorrow at the E3 in Germany when they unveil The Sims 4, and it would be nice if it were like Second Life, I feel like I've saved up a lifetimes worth of content, but I'm wondering if they would have to deal with horrible lag with the heavy voxel count

Also I found this a better understanding with dialogue go here http://www.gametrailers.com/videos/4dm1a6/liveplace---virtual-world

I'm a die hard V4 and M4 user since most of my renders are fashion-centric and I can make like a billion different textures and morphs for these two figures, not to mention clothing shapes for V4, (one could go broke) and M4 to satisfy my needs I usually rival stuff made in Second Life much to their chargrin since the poly count is much higher and generally looks better over all

What do you guys think about social MMOs like Second Life, IMVU, and Playstation Home?  What if say Daz or Curious Labs created an MMO or grid for Daz or Poser figures to inhabit would you use it, why and why not?