Zeekman28
09 March 2007, 10:07 PM
Everyone likes going to huge parties, and everyone loves making a huge party, so here are some tips I've come up with to help make a party successful.
1. Have a great igloo. No one likes going to an igloo with one balloon for a party. If you want a big party, make sure to have an awesome igloo with places to sit and places to dance. Also make sure to provide screenshots of your igloo, or ask for someone else to be the host of the party if they have awesome screenshots. If your igloo has too many fountains, fireplaces, TV's with fire on them, speakers, or anything else that moves, the igloo gets very laggy and no one will like your igloo. Put the TV on a still channel, or just turn the TV off, and the same goes for fountains or anything else that moves.
2. Give out specific details. When you want to start a party, make sure to provide the Date, Time (with different time zones), Server, and Igloo; otherwise, people will just make fun of you. This is a very good Time Zone Converter: http://www.timezoneconverter.com/cgi-bin/tzc.tzc
3. Plan ahead. If you just make a thread that says, "[b][color=red]- PLEASE REPORT ME FOR SWEARING!!! -[/color][/b][b][color=red]- PLEASE REPORT ME FOR SWEARING!!! -[/color][/b][b][color=red]- PLEASE REPORT ME FOR SWEARING!!! -[/color][/b] 2 mu igoo rite nw big pary music and i wanna every1 to [b][color=red]- PLEASE REPORT ME FOR SWEARING!!! -[/color][/b][b][color=red]- PLEASE REPORT ME FOR SWEARING!!! -[/color][/b][b][color=red]- PLEASE REPORT ME FOR SWEARING!!! -[/color][/b]!" people will just ignore you. Organize everything into specific sections.
4. Send invitations to the people on your "VIP" list. Even though you might think it is a waste of 10 coins, most people feel special if you send them an invitation, and will probably come to your party.
5. Don't keep bumping your party thread if it doesn't work out. If nobody posted, try again in a few days with different times.
1. Have a great igloo. No one likes going to an igloo with one balloon for a party. If you want a big party, make sure to have an awesome igloo with places to sit and places to dance. Also make sure to provide screenshots of your igloo, or ask for someone else to be the host of the party if they have awesome screenshots. If your igloo has too many fountains, fireplaces, TV's with fire on them, speakers, or anything else that moves, the igloo gets very laggy and no one will like your igloo. Put the TV on a still channel, or just turn the TV off, and the same goes for fountains or anything else that moves.
2. Give out specific details. When you want to start a party, make sure to provide the Date, Time (with different time zones), Server, and Igloo; otherwise, people will just make fun of you. This is a very good Time Zone Converter: http://www.timezoneconverter.com/cgi-bin/tzc.tzc
3. Plan ahead. If you just make a thread that says, "[b][color=red]- PLEASE REPORT ME FOR SWEARING!!! -[/color][/b][b][color=red]- PLEASE REPORT ME FOR SWEARING!!! -[/color][/b][b][color=red]- PLEASE REPORT ME FOR SWEARING!!! -[/color][/b] 2 mu igoo rite nw big pary music and i wanna every1 to [b][color=red]- PLEASE REPORT ME FOR SWEARING!!! -[/color][/b][b][color=red]- PLEASE REPORT ME FOR SWEARING!!! -[/color][/b][b][color=red]- PLEASE REPORT ME FOR SWEARING!!! -[/color][/b]!" people will just ignore you. Organize everything into specific sections.
4. Send invitations to the people on your "VIP" list. Even though you might think it is a waste of 10 coins, most people feel special if you send them an invitation, and will probably come to your party.
5. Don't keep bumping your party thread if it doesn't work out. If nobody posted, try again in a few days with different times.