Resting Nexus: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 23:21, 12 August 2026

The Resting Nexus halts blood loss for a fixed period of 14 days, making it useful for stretches when you are away from Second Life.

Cost

Option	Duration	Cost
Rest without aging	14 days	250 L$
Rest with aging	14 days	500 L$

Aging

If you choose to age while resting, one night passes for every two real days. The rate is deliberately slow to stop players from farming age on alternate accounts left in a Nexus.

Limitations

The Resting Nexus protects your blood, not your body. You can still be attacked while resting.

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-The Resting Nexus offers protection from blood loss for a specified duration, currently set at 14 days. You have the choice to age during this period or remain unchanged. Opting for 14 days without aging incurs a fee of 250 Lindens, while choosing aging costs 500 Lindens. Aging occurs gradually, with one night passing for every two days, ensuring a balanced progression. This duration was chosen to maintain fairness, preventing abuse by creating alternate accounts solely for aging. The Resting Nexus provides security during periods of absence from the computer, yet players remain vulnerable to attacks.
+The '''Resting Nexus''' halts blood loss for a fixed period of 14 days, making it useful for stretches when you are away from Second Life.
+== Cost ==
+{| class="wikitable"
+! Option !! Duration !! Cost
+|-
+| Rest without aging || 14 days || 250 L$
+|-
+| Rest with aging || 14 days || 500 L$
+|}
+== Aging ==
+If you choose to age while resting, one night passes for every two real days. The rate is deliberately slow to stop players from farming age on alternate accounts left in a Nexus.
+== Limitations ==
+The Resting Nexus protects your blood, not your body. You can still be attacked while resting.
 == See also ==