I'd probably be playing more Lotro and would have invested more in another MMO for sure. There are a few that I really like and have installed, but I don't have time to play everything so Sims and Lotro take the time that I have.
I also wouldn't have had these awesome conversations on these forums with so many interesting people. I probably never would have started posting on any forums if it wasn't for Sims. But instead I'd probably be writing more. It's something I really want to get back into.
I also wouldn't have had these awesome conversations on these forums with so many interesting people. I probably never would have started posting on any forums if it wasn't for Sims.
I got the same life XP right here too.
Also this game helps my English at school and work. A lot of the literary elements since Sims 1 I took, understand, and adapted in my school years. And my mom told I me not to play too much into this game. Well I sure showed her with my report card
Too bad its only English that I passed, dismissing the other subjects LOL
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I also wouldn't have had these awesome conversations on these forums with so many interesting people. I probably never would have started posting on any forums if it wasn't for Sims.
I got the same life XP right here too.
Also this game helps my English at school and work. A lot of the literary elements since Sims 1 I took, understand, and adapted in my school years. And my mom told I me not to play too much into this game. Well I sure showed her with my report card
Too bad its only English that I passed, dismissing the other subjects LOL
That's awesome! What a fun way to learn another language. Who would have thought someone could get education from the Sims?
Sims is the top game in the market but the game always gets crashes to me. Now I am playing Dream House Days which is working well on my mobile and can tell you it's the best alternative for Sims Game. Good app for game lovers.
I'd probably just play one of the other great games out there. There are so many that have been purchased for me over the years that barely get any play time because I'm always like, "I'm playing the Sims right now, but it looks great. I'm sure I'll play it soon..."
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The Sims and Runescape were my go to after my husband passed 13 years ago. It was my escape from grieving, put me in a different world where I didn’t have to think about the real world. If I wasn’t doing stuff with my kids, I was on the computer until I was so tired at night that when I hit the pillow I was asleep. When he was sick I had a gameboy I would play and take with me to the hospital (have a 3DS now that my daughter bought me, played animal crossing, and Minecraft with it, now I have Minecraft for the laptop too). Games were a life saver for me. I have been playing games since Atari came out about 40 years ago. I even remember playing pong with my sister-in-law. As my kids grew, I played games with them, Nintendo mostly through the years and PlayStation. Sims, Sim City, Runescape, Harvest Moon, zoo games and such, Hearts and Spades on the computer or console. When I was a child I loved paper dolls, color forms and Barbies. So The Sims being a game and like playing with dolls was right up my ally. If the Sims hadn’t come out I may have experimented with second life or still be playing runescape. But if the Sims weren’t here I might not even have a gaming laptop today, as I use my phone for so much now. I come on the forums with my cell phone, I don’t know what I would do with out my cell phone now, though I don’t play games on it much anymore.
For me, I would most likely stick to Minecraft, but I would get bored easily. I honestly can't imagine what I would do if The Sims never existed. I also think that a lot of games inspired by it wouldn't exist, either,
I'd still be playing SimCity. Thats how I got into the sims, simcity was first. I loved SimCity so much and when Maxis announced it was coming out with a game focused on individual sims I was all in. God I'm old...
I would play other games, but I would probably miss being able to play a game where I do not have to kill or destroy things, but instead make life better for people.
I like to play shooters and sometimes I just want to create a home for these people and help them live, so many protagonists in games have either lost family or loved ones...
I would probably not have a computer but instead have a couple of consoles, and be a whole lot richer, lol. (I've bought several computers and video cards just for the Sims throughout the years.)
This is just a pause for thought, I have played the Sims 4 for 5470 hours, which breaks down to, ready for this, 4.6 years I've played sims.
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I would probably not have a computer but instead have a couple of consoles, and be a whole lot richer, lol. (I've bought several computers and video cards just for the Sims throughout the years.)
This is just a pause for thought, I have played the Sims 4 for 5470 hours, which breaks down to, ready for this, 4.6 years I've played sims.
I think your math is off there It equals to 227 days, 228 if you are rounding up to the nearest, not quite a year. I'm right there with you. My online, logged hours, are 4780.
I'm sure someone else would have created a game that would have been SIMiliar (get it... SIM *sigh*), maybe even making it better or even listening to the mass players and added the content we wanted to play...
However, I'd still be playing Warcraft, Guild Wars 2, Modded Minecraft and other games like Stardew valley.
I would play other games, but I would probably miss being able to play a game where I do not have to kill or destroy things, but instead make life better for people.
I like to play shooters and sometimes I just want to create a home for these people and help them live, so many protagonists in games have either lost family or loved ones...
I have the same desire to create better lives for characters from other games and even movies and books as well!
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As many of you, I'd still be playing other games, The Sims was not the first video game I enjoyed and not the only one I play.
I would probably know a lot less about computers and Internet communities, and I would be working somewhere else. Which means I would be living somewhere else as well as I wouldn't have moved countries to join EA. And sadly, I wouldn't have met many awesome people I met thanks to this game!
I’d get more than 4 or 5 hours of sleep at night. My house would be cleaner, I’d be preparing for an eventual move to a smaller house, I’d have more contact with friends, and my every thought and waking moment wouldn’t be about sims and the stories they write in my head, lol
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I also wouldn't have had these awesome conversations on these forums with so many interesting people. I probably never would have started posting on any forums if it wasn't for Sims. But instead I'd probably be writing more. It's something I really want to get back into.
Also this game helps my English at school and work. A lot of the literary elements since Sims 1 I took, understand, and adapted in my school years. And my mom told I me not to play too much into this game. Well I sure showed her with my report card
Too bad its only English that I passed, dismissing the other subjects
"Walking with a friend in the dark is better than walking alone in the light"
That's awesome! What a fun way to learn another language. Who would have thought someone could get education from the Sims?
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I honestly can't imagine what I would do if The Sims never existed. I also think that a lot of games inspired by it wouldn't exist, either,
I like to play shooters and sometimes I just want to create a home for these people and help them live, so many protagonists in games have either lost family or loved ones...
This is just a pause for thought, I have played the Sims 4 for 5470 hours, which breaks down to, ready for this, 4.6 years I've played sims.
I think your math is off there
However, I'd still be playing Warcraft, Guild Wars 2, Modded Minecraft and other games like Stardew valley.
I have the same desire to create better lives for characters from other games and even movies and books as well!
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As many of you, I'd still be playing other games, The Sims was not the first video game I enjoyed and not the only one I play.
I would probably know a lot less about computers and Internet communities, and I would be working somewhere else. Which means I would be living somewhere else as well as I wouldn't have moved countries to join EA. And sadly, I wouldn't have met many awesome people I met thanks to this game!
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