Virtial Ability "Supernatural" Track Build

 

By Gemma Cleanslate

 

 

Virtual Ability is so lucky to have The Track Builders of SL hosting a huge event that is a fund raiser for the group. It is being held at A1 Tracks Home Region from the 18th through the 27 of September.

Going on during the event is a Track Display and sale. A bike showcase and popularity vote is on the region too. I love the out of this world critter sale that is taking place from various vendors. So many of the Teleports are available to get to the various sites. Parties are planned through out. I made it to one on Friday and Dj Rain was donating her time and spinning tunes for all.

“Ghosts, glam, grit, or glow—bring your weird, your wild, your wonderful.

This rally’s not for the faint of mesh. Come show us what you got.

🚨 GET IT SET UP NOW!!!!!!!!

No excuses, no delays. Rally spots are hot and the vibe is already haunting.

If you’re not rezzing, you’re resting—and we don’t do rest.” is a message sent out to Clubs and members getting them involved and many have responded and it looks they like still coming.

I found my friend and member of Vai. Jadin  checking out the track with her motorcycle. There will be track rides in the events too. If you want a list of the goings on all week ask me for the notecard.

Don’t miss a visit to check it all out and perhaps get involved by voting or buying or tipping at a party. All the proceeds will help VAI continue the help for people with disabilities to have a comfortable community with activities and a home in Second Life and arrange for the two conferences held during the year.

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Continental%202/94/220/502

While you are there stop over at the little shack that belongs to the VAI Group and see what is going on.
 

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Continental%112/161/539

Gemma Cleanslate

 

Madpeas Ends "Holiday Havoc" With a Blowout

Over December, Madpea, famous for their games, held their "Holiday Havoc." There were two sims for the event, one Halloween-themed, one Christmas themed. There was a game in which players tried to stop a "war between the holidays," and a hunt in which residents could gather up some cool items. After New Years, it was time for the event to go. But the Madpeas didn't just take it down. They held a "Blow-Up" party from Friday January 10 to Sunday January 12. And on the final hour starting at 1PM SL time, the place began to come apart. Kess Kessel was the DJ for the event.

 With the end of the show and Holiday Havoc approaching, the partiers reveled in anticipation.

 Rudolph and the Easter Bunny play cards, occasionally glancing at the mayhem. Say, wasn't the reindeer supposed to have been killed at the start of this mess?

 Just after dropping by, the dance floor had a sudden eruption of flames. Nobody got singed, though. It just egged on the "Peas," as Madpea fans are sometimes called.

 To add to the mayhem, some brought out wacky weapons, like this potato launcher.

 Wasn't this one of the Seven Plagues of the Pharaohs? The frogs did the wrong kind of croaking.

 Next to the event, Christmastown, already shaken up a little as the end is near.

 And there was Halloweentown, which doesn't look quite as bleak in the daytime. Only at night does it's true gloom show.

 Someone with a "TAB" gun, the predecessor to Diet Coke in the days before aspartame, launched a number of sodas around.

 Part of a wall collapses, resulting in more cheers.

 Smoke from another explosion.

 The pillars around the dance area start to collapse.

 More of the dance area, and other things in the Havoc, crumble and fall.

As the hour is upon the "Peas," the destruction intensifies, entire sections of wall fly up into the air.

As sections fly in all directions, even the floor comes loose and flies up into the air.

 It's a scene of near complete and utter destruction, what's left of the dance area littered with sections of wall, in addition to eggs and peas, and other debris. To add to the comically apocalyptic nature of the event, there were "zombie peas" that would bite people if they got close.

 From further away from the dance floor, buildings were welling up and flying through the air.

This was the last picture I took of the destroyed Holiday Havoc before everyone found themselves ejected from the region. The destruction was complete, and so the event was over, and the sims were closed so the staff could clean up.

And so the Blow Up party was over. The Madpeas had ended their monthlong build and event truly with a bang, or rather a series of explosions and quakes.

Bixyl Shuftan