02-13-2010, 07:40 AM
I liked Sims 3 at first, but it was so aggressively easy that I lost interest quick. For me, most of the fun of the Sims series is bundled up in the hilarious disasters that happened with alarming frequency in previous games.
My very first 'big' game involved five dudes in a warehouse single room. Once I had put all the walls down, carpeted, got a toilet and put in some couches to sleep on (all I had money for), I suddenly realized that the game counted the only room in the house as a bathroom because the toilet occupied it... So literally everyone had to leave the house whenever someone wanted to take a piss.
The temporary solution was to move the toilet out to the front of the house in the yard. For the next couple days the neighbors had to endure the constant stream of men using said toilet when THEY were just out for their morning stroll.
Sims 3 gives you so much money and the moodlets are so easy to stack, though, that you pretty much have to try to fuck up.
My very first 'big' game involved five dudes in a warehouse single room. Once I had put all the walls down, carpeted, got a toilet and put in some couches to sleep on (all I had money for), I suddenly realized that the game counted the only room in the house as a bathroom because the toilet occupied it... So literally everyone had to leave the house whenever someone wanted to take a piss.
The temporary solution was to move the toilet out to the front of the house in the yard. For the next couple days the neighbors had to endure the constant stream of men using said toilet when THEY were just out for their morning stroll.
Sims 3 gives you so much money and the moodlets are so easy to stack, though, that you pretty much have to try to fuck up.
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