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 New Properties Available in Rising Glen Retreat |
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| Posted Sunday, June 28 2009 by Hyper Anthony |
Six new building lots have been cleared and made available near the Highridge Fjord and along the base of the mountains currently in development. Three are marked for any level of builder, and three are marked for intermediate, skilled builders. The lots in this area can be conveniently accessed by saying '^jump Shelter #2' in-world. As always, you may contact SW Chris or Hyper Anthony for land in this area.
Custom lots are also available by telegramming me directly; we can work out the details depending on where you want your plot. |
 CAV objects in Alphaworld |
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| Posted Tuesday, June 2 2009 by Commie |
| Flagg is looking for users to submit their favorite CAV avatars for use as objects within Alphaworld. Details here! |
 SWI hits 1000 registered users |
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| Posted Saturday, May 30 2009 by Hyper Anthony |
| SWI hit 1000 users yesterday upon the registration of Drath (who's already completed quite a few quests!) It's great to see how many people are choosing to explore the city through interactive, and we hope to bring much more content in the future! |
| Couple fixes |
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| Posted Sunday, May 24 2009 by Commie |
| Just a heads up that the SW City Wiki is back online after being down for about a week. And second, if you've been trying to play the minigames around SW City like Cards Wars, that's been fixed too. Details are - something was broke, and then it was fixed. :) |
| Times Printing Presses Back Online |
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| Posted Monday, May 11 2009 by Dr. Tax, Ph.D |
As many of you know, the world recession has hit SW City hard and many businesses and people have had to make adjustments to save their money and protect their families. The most well known newsprint source in SW City, the SW City Times, had to shut down their printing presses for almost a year due to not being able to meet their usual profit margins. With the announcement of the building of the Scoperta Mining facilities on the west side of SW Island and the massive number of jobs it has created, the printing presses are back up and running.
The recession is still in place in the city, but the mining facilities will surely help it come around. The May 2009 issue of the Times discusses some of the issues surrounding the recession. |
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