Nu Vibez and Roleplay Guide Magazine - January 2014 | Page 18

Game Changers, Clubs in SL - p2

Club Hard Tails
drive and can do our work with
YouTube playing in the background;
so therefore I believe we can talk
and listen to the DJ and live singers
without issue. We usually ask,
“who wants in the call,” then have a
big group call going while s ll
listening to the singer. It is a Voice
sim – if you don't like it you can
mute Voice or go elsewhere. It
works for us, but again it is all about
making someone feel as if they
belong.
NVM: Roxy, by contrast, Hard Tails
has “no VIP Voicing” during the
shows and that works really well for
your crowds enjoying you and the
music. Why do you think both of
these approaches can have success
instead of one successful approach
for all?

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R OX Y: Some people like to
converse a lot, but in a club, it's a
distrac on. Success with Voice
depends on the crowd and the DJ.
All people are different and from
different countries in here, so you
have a diverse society. You'll have
some who just come for Voice, and
some for the music, but if you
combine them, it may not work, as
you cannot please both at same
me. I think you have to specialize
in VO I C E or M U S I C/C H AT. I
wouldn't combine the two.
NVM: This next ques on is for you
all. Why is lag the last thing club
owners factor into having a
successful venue when it's
probably one of the most
important for repeat and new
traffic?

ROXY: Lag is important to me. You
can have all the bells and whistles in
the club and make it look amazing,
but you wont get VIPs