Like many romantic-themed sims, Temptation Romance Island is mainly meant for snugglin’. You can snuggle with your sweetie in a hot air balloon. In a tree house. In a submarine. In an Olympian temple. In various comfy, cushioned locations strategically located along the forest path. You can also do more than snuggle, if you like; one of Temptation Romance Island’s amenities is a selection of secluded sex areas. Enjoy.
An array of Jaded Jokers games awaits you in the festival clearing underneath the string of circus lights. These are connected to a contest board with a pot in the low four digits range.
But the dance floor is the real attraction. Lots of dance animations for singles or couples, lots of space to use ‘em, places to sit and watch if you’d prefer, a fully stocked bar that’s occasionally hosted by a very friendly bartender… and a big green Camp Master 2.0 board that’s always on.
Not kidding. When I found it, its rate was a generous L$2/10; it went down once to a stingy L$1/15 and then back up to a nice middle-of-the-road L$2/15. Daily limit is L$200, which is for all intents and purposes meaningless; mathematics says you can’t reach it. The anti-bot question recurs every 5 minutes, and up to 30 people can be logged in at a time. You have to join the group “Sir John”, of course, and display its tag (“Island Member”) but that’s easily done.
And avatars don’t just stand around looking like pod people while they camp, either, not like some places I’ve been (which I’ll blog about some time; soooooo creepy!). The hosts, like I said, are very friendly and outgoing. They will tell you hi, they’ll ask you how you’re doing, they’ll make sure you’ve got a drink. If you don’t want a drink, they’ll change your mind. And they get conversation going. Often it’s conversation along the lines of “Temptress spanks Professor’s ass multiple times,” but we can work with that, right?
The music is typically “All love songs, all the time: The Heart.” This station spans the gamut of genre from hip-hop to country to rock, from 70s to 80s to 90s etc. I say “typically” because today they are playing more of a modern rock mix, and I don’t think the metallish (metallic?) tune I heard about 15 minutes ago is in The Heart’s playlist.
Tips for Visitors:
The sim appears set up to hijack the Dance Area LM so that all TPs end up in the mall. The mall is boring. Get out of there. Fly straight up and proceed roughly North by North East toward the edge of the parcel. If you see a bunch of little green avatar-representing arrows on your Mini-Map all congregating in the same place, that’s probably the Dance Area. For maximum spectacle, situate yourself right over that crowd and click “Stop Flying.”
Also: Watch out for falling sharks.
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