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I should have known that timelapse video from "C3rb3rus", creator of the popular 2077 cyberpunk city in Sansar, was a preview for another Sansar space, and so it is -- behold Eternity.
Time is ticking and so is this experience. Enjoy the beautiful precision of a giant clockwork.
Popular now, as the green icon top left suggests -- a new feature for Sansar's web page, along with a favoriting system which displays the number of Favorites from registered users on its Atlas page.
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"Popular now": nobody was there. LOL. But I like what C3rb3rus did, he's really talented!
Posted by: Pulsar | Friday, February 09, 2018 at 06:18 PM
Take the left turn and leave the perimeter.
Posted by: Vidmate | Sunday, May 03, 2020 at 01:02 AM