I make a group of people to follow a certain scenario to test out
various aspects of the game and then, almost before you know it, I
start getting 'attached' to these 'people' and start fulfilling their
wants and things and then 'bang!' goes the planned scenario.
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I would feel sorry for you Fluff.....but I do remember the kinds of 'scenarios' you got your sims in to. I could never do that to mine! Maybe you should come up with short term plans so you don't become so attached?I miss my sims so much! We had to disassemble the PC upstairs when Finn came along. We had planned to set it up in the backroom, but Finn came so early it all had to be done quickly and we haven't had time to put it all back together yet. So I haven't played my Sims in 6 month now. I hope they're not all walking around inside the computer banging into things
I wouldn't mind, but I'd just bought a fancy Fashion pack and was redecorating all their homes all pretty like Sorry for waffling, but I do love a good Sims natter
Oh dear, A forced Simless period. Poor dear. How do you cope?
I hadn't played my Sims for a few months until recently. But it was different for me because they were always 'there' ready at anytime.
Are you threatening to set the RSPCS on me?
I hadn't played my Sims for a few months until recently. But it was different for me because they were always 'there' ready at anytime.
Are you threatening to set the RSPCS on me?
No I'd never report you Fluff..you still have that info on me re the twins and the neglect they suffered I was doing quite well until I saw this thread....I really miss them
Mind you they're probably coping better without me Mine is like a soap opera with all the affairs and pregnancies Reference:
Mine is like a soap opera with all the affairs and pregnancies.
Some of mine's a bit like that....remember the 3 brothers, 4 sisters and the Lone Female? Did I say the first brother and the lone female got re-married? And had more children? He's an elder now and the lone female's a few days away from becoming an elder too.
And they've still got a few kids who are only just at the 'child' stage.
You do realise that the neglect of little Darren was purely for research purposes? Otherwise how would I be able to inform you of what will, or won't, invoke a visit from the social worker? I have just discovered that if a 'child' stays too hot for too long the social worker takes all the 'children' away.
However, I noticed it happen right away (difficult to miss when 4 people from a family of 6 disappear!) so I was able to ditch that session and start again, this time saving the child from overheating. So, no social worker.
However, I noticed it happen right away (difficult to miss when 4 people from a family of 6 disappear!) so I was able to ditch that session and start again, this time saving the child from overheating. So, no social worker.