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In [[Res Interactive's Tootsville]], a V.I.T. (usually explained as “Very Important Toot”) was a paid subscriber to the site; although many (perhaps most) VIT memberships were “gifted” to members. | In [[Res Interactive's Tootsville]], a V.I.T. (usually explained as “Very Important Toot”) was a paid subscriber to the site; although many (perhaps most) VIT memberships were “gifted” to members. | ||
| − | After [[Hillside Demo]], [[Res Interactive]] switched their business model from trying to sell expensive robotic Toots dolls to be subscription-based. VITs were the only players allowed to be [[Biped]] characters in [[Tootsville III]], and had private areas which only they could access in [[Tootsville IV]], although it was unclear why anyone would care to do so, in many cases. | + | After [[Hillside Demo]], [[Res Interactive]] switched their business model from trying to sell expensive robotic Toots dolls to be subscription-based. VITs were the only players allowed to be [[Biped]] characters in [[Tootsville III]], and had private areas which only they could access in [[Tootsville IV]], like the [[VIT Club]], although it was unclear why anyone would care to do so, in many cases. |
Nonetheless, [[Res Interactive's Tootsville]] was often critiqued on “pushing” the VIT memberships in a heavy-handed way on users. | Nonetheless, [[Res Interactive's Tootsville]] was often critiqued on “pushing” the VIT memberships in a heavy-handed way on users. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:18, 28 November 2016
Historical use only. All Toots are Very Important now. ☺
In Res Interactive's Tootsville, a V.I.T. (usually explained as “Very Important Toot”) was a paid subscriber to the site; although many (perhaps most) VIT memberships were “gifted” to members.
After Hillside Demo, Res Interactive switched their business model from trying to sell expensive robotic Toots dolls to be subscription-based. VITs were the only players allowed to be Biped characters in Tootsville III, and had private areas which only they could access in Tootsville IV, like the VIT Club, although it was unclear why anyone would care to do so, in many cases.
Nonetheless, Res Interactive's Tootsville was often critiqued on “pushing” the VIT memberships in a heavy-handed way on users.