@MoonandStars83 Recently I saw shop assistants in two different stores who had the same hairstyles as two of my CC hairs. I almost said something but bit my lip because I didn't want to be seen as a silly old woman
When you watch Eurovision Song Contest and all you think is creating a Sim version of a good looking singer(who am I kidding singers* there are so much Sim potential this year!).
One of my lecturers at uni is named Fiona. Today my friend and I were talking about her, and I momentarily forgot her last name. While I was trying to remember it, my brain filled it in with “Fiona McIrish”. Thanks @Nikkei_Simmer
The other thing my brain came up with was “Fiona Stanley”, which is the name of a nearby hospital. Her last name is neither of those
One of my lecturers at uni is named Fiona. Today my friend and I were talking about her, and I momentarily forgot her last name. While I was trying to remember it, my brain filled it in with “Fiona McIrish”. Thanks @Nikkei_Simmer
The other thing my brain came up with was “Fiona Stanley”, which is the name of a nearby hospital. Her last name is neither of those
When you have a Sims playlist on your phone for music you've discovered in game or in machinimas. Included, but not limited to, Gobba Bweezie from UL, Cascade and Home by Deluka, pretty much anything from the electronica channel, etc., etc.
Happened to me today:
When you go to the mall and hear the song "bom bom" from IP in one store, and you think - hey I thought i am the only one who know this song!
Also when you see a store named "Garbo" and you initially wonder if that's a merge of "Glis-Carbo"
(The answer is no, it's a short for "garbonim"=leggings , 'cause that's what's sold there...)
When you pay £50 or thereabouts for Sims 4, it takes like THREE days to download (no clue what went wrong there) you play it for a couple of months, and then don't touch it again and go back to Sims 3 with never a sigh of regret.
When you pay £50 or thereabouts for Sims 4, it takes like THREE days to download (no clue what went wrong there) you play it for a couple of months, and then don't touch it again and go back to Sims 3 with never a sigh of regret.
It's often kind of sad when that happens with a game series. The brilliant, very re-playable, and totally fascinating immersive game I played for years before TS3 was its first version and they came out with a v2. I needed a new computer at the time to run it, which I needed for other reasons anyway, so after holding back for a bit was all excited to finally get to play the new v2. Bleh, didn't like it at all. But I didn't want to go back to v1 because over the years I had already done everything I was ever really going to do with that one. So as long as I've kind of accidentally met all reasonable requirements for TS3 along the way, let's give this thing a try...
Weeks may go by where I don't really get to play for real life reasons, but now coming up on seven years later I can't see ever running out of fun things to do with this game.
@Igazor Now I gotta know which game you were playing that you needed the new computer for.
Don't be too excited, it's not a game that would have appealed to everyone unless they like Civilization types of games and a lot of math. You got to choose one out of 160 or whatever (real) countries to play and manage its social, political, and economic development from 1826 to just before WWII would have started (so 1935). I might be a bit fuzzy on the dates now. Many of those countries were impossible to develop properly as their population and resources just weren't there, others could be surprising success stories and become world leaders with a lot of work and attention. I knew I had reached the end of what I was going to do with that game when not only was my (never would be in the real world) country # 1, but half the seats at the Big Table of the Eight world powers and a handful of the middle powers in the next tier were my sock puppets/vassals. Destroying the evolution of the US along the way, not by killing everyone off but by dividing it up into eight separate disjointed colonies during and after its own Civil War, was half the fun.
It wasn't very graphics oriented in v1, more like constantly analyzing maps and ever-changing sets of numbers and reacting to them. The inevitable wars were all about numbers as well, not gore and blood on the screen.
The game was called Victoria, by Paradox Interactive.
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When you see this and think, "If I stuck my arm down there, I might find some treasure!"
And you occasionally start nodding off to the sims loading music....
...only to realise the sims isn't even on and your head was the one playing the sims' music as you slowly slipped off.
The other thing my brain came up with was “Fiona Stanley”, which is the name of a nearby hospital. Her last name is neither of those
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That is hilarious
When you go to the mall and hear the song "bom bom" from IP in one store, and you think - hey I thought i am the only one who know this song!
Also when you see a store named "Garbo" and you initially wonder if that's a merge of "Glis-Carbo"
(The answer is no, it's a short for "garbonim"=leggings , 'cause that's what's sold there...)
Haha me to lol
sometimes when I'm on the bus, I'm constantly looking at housing and wonder if I could build them in the sims 3
HaHa.
I tried that once.
it is neat seeing buildings in parts of the world you never saw before
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Yes!!! I do this all the time. “Let’s see if this person were a Sim I’d give them these traits...”
Weeks may go by where I don't really get to play for real life reasons, but now coming up on seven years later I can't see ever running out of fun things to do with this game.
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When you spend 3 hrs creating a military uniform because you want to see just how good your sims look in it. (Royal Canadian Navy CADPAT fatigues).
Always "River McIrish" ...and maybe some Bebe Hart. ~innocent expression~
I had to buy a new computer to run TS3 and 10 years later it's still running strong!
It wasn't very graphics oriented in v1, more like constantly analyzing maps and ever-changing sets of numbers and reacting to them. The inevitable wars were all about numbers as well, not gore and blood on the screen.
The game was called Victoria, by Paradox Interactive.
NRaas has moved!
Our new site is at http://nraas.net