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 | | From: | Bob King | | Subject: | Re: Need ideas . . . | | Date: | 15 Jan 2005 11:25:32 -0800 |
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 | Rehi all; Velvet, Binder; it's been years...
Ok, I believe that unless the obvious has been mentioned already, or
it's already in the game, the thing to do would be to establish a slave
brokerage.
This is not the old "capture and sell" thing; this is actually a true
market for slaves and slave futures; eg, where one buys a slave,
untrained, with the intent to resell; and persons can invest in the
project. It of course allows tracking of slave values - which will
fluctuate as to demand and supply, as well as training type, beauty,
skills, rarity and of course, alterations.
BTW, as this is a virtual world, you may not be limited to meatlife
bodymods. If magic exists, one can of course go into truly
magical/extreme alterations.
Indeed, one could go much farther in meatlife with a different culture.
for instance, removal of teeth, tongue grommeting, permanant
depiliation, surgical removal of the larynix, permanant male
chastisements of various sorts.
Btw, Wolf, can you give us a link to that game? Sounds fun.
Oh, and this might be an idea as well: virtual clothing for slaves.
I've actually done something like this in RL, one example here,
http://tinyurl.com/5wk97; another here. http://tinyurl.com/5lm6j
If there is some sort of graphics capablity - or at least
link-to-graphics capablity, you could design slave "livery" for owners.
In actual practice, this was commonly done; some form of servant or
slave uniform which would indicate household rank, duty and often
relative value.
Oh, and collarmakers are another classic occupation.
Regards;
Bob King
http://www.graphictruth.com (for those curious about what I've been up
to...)
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| | From: | Philip_the_Foole | | Subject: | Re: Need ideas . . . | | Date: | Sun, 16 Jan 2005 01:02:13 GMT |
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| Bob King wrote:
> Rehi all; Velvet, Binder; it's been years...
Hi Bob! Always a pleasure to see you in your annual (or so) orbit past
this neck of the woods.
Your Humble Jester,
Philip the Foole
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