Seasons: What mods are you already begging for?
PattyB:
Quote from: J. M. Pescado on 2007 March 04, 09:00:36
Is this with the updated version? It should have been updated to include the relevant constants already. Do not use outdated merchandise.
(hangs head in shame)
No. And I thought I was being so careful too. I printed out a list of all my hacks, removed those not compatible and updated those that were updated. Somehow this one slipped through and I was using the version from 2/11/07 instead of 2/28/07.
Lorelei:
Quote from: dizzy on 2007 March 04, 05:54:18
Quote from: kimmyfrmtx on 2007 March 03, 07:28:46
How about a "nogetstruckbylightingwant" I mean really who WANTS to be struck by lighting?
Knowledge sims typically have this want. Popularity sims typically get this as a fear.
Knowledge Sims tend to be suicidal in general.
WatersMoon:
I would like a better bugJarNoDecay. The cheat that is built in, for my game at least, cannot be put into my handy .cheat file -- for me it not only doesn't work, but causes any cheats after it to not be entered as well -- so it needs to be entered at least once per playing session, sometimes resulting in the death of kept lightening bugs.
Also, it would be really great if captured butterflies didn't die as well. The Maxis Cheat only saves the lightening bugs, condemning my butterflies to death by jar if I don't release them.
Thanks.
notveryawesome:
Quote from: abelle on 2007 March 04, 10:57:53
Itīs too bad, that the fish dishes are so fattening to begin with. Isnīt fish supposed to be healthy and non-fattening?
Salmon is one of the most fattening dishes in the game (I only have my sims cook it if they're at least 75% hungry), so I assume that this is the same for fish caught in the lakes.
WatersMoon:
Quote from: notveryawesome on 2007 March 04, 19:06:27
Quote from: abelle on 2007 March 04, 10:57:53
Itīs too bad, that the fish dishes are so fattening to begin with. Isnīt fish supposed to be healthy and non-fattening?
Salmon is one of the most fattening dishes in the game (I only have my sims cook it if they're at least 75% hungry), so I assume that this is the same for fish caught in the lakes.
But catfish, bass, and trout are far less fatty fish than salmon. All three are white, rather than red, fish -- I think -- and so are far better for you.
Doesn't seem fair for them to be as fatty in the game...
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