As Quintin notes, " If this is starting to sound like a real business, that's because it is. Then, real workers had to be recruited, who make arrangements with their clients. The Monarchy functions a lot like a real brothel would the "real estate" that the venue occupies had to be purchased, built upon using creativity and even more virtual currency. People Make Games' Quintin Smith sat down with the owner of Monarchy, known in-game as Meela Vanderbuilt. Recently, People Make Games posted a video tour of Monarchy, as well as interviews with its owner and a few of its workers.
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Related: Final Fantasy XIV's 5.2 Patch Live Now, Continues MMORPG's Best Narrative Within Second Life, there are a wide array of scripts and animations that can be used to simulate sexual acts that can also be used in conjunction with text and voice chat options that allow for intimacy not entirely unlike that shared in real life. There are even brothels dedicated to sex work, and one just so happens to be one of the biggest moneymakers within the virtual space: the Monarchy. It did not take long after Second Life's initial release for users to find a list of ways to make money, but it would seem one of the most popular among those jobs is sex work. Second Life steadily grew over the years, eventually hitting one million users back in 2013, and it has become a place for people to socialize, make friends, fall in love, and even profit. Second Life is a virtual world akin to The Sims crossed with an MMORPG, developed and launched by Linden Lab in 2003, who still refuse to call the title a "game" due to its openness and lack of conflict or objectives. For some players, Second Life has become a virtual space where they can make a real-life living from in-game sex work, allowing them to mix pleasure and profit.
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