Seasons: Plant sims
Sisaly:
I do love your anti-free lunch. But, presetntly I'm having a problem with my fiance. He thinks any hacks are cheating and that, therefore, I'm a wuss. I try to explain, but he won't listen. His retoric is tainting my opinons. And he's the one that got me hooked on Sims1
J. M. Pescado:
Laugh at him when his game crashes and burns. These aren't hacks for cheating, these are third-party patches.
Sisaly:
I will, if he ever plays again. He's into SC4.
So do Plant sims have LTW?
polonius:
Quote from: J. M. Pescado on 2007 March 06, 19:03:10
Quote from: Ellatrue on 2007 March 06, 18:46:36
So it seemed to me that, in terms of game strategy, it would be best to have a sim max out skill points, become a plant sim, then spawn a bunch of toddlers with maxed out skills who then cure themselves of "plantsimism" becoming adults. Assuming a sim born as a plant CAN be cured... and that you don't mind pointy ears.
....that would depend on whether you like being stuck with 4 want slots only. Because plantsims go directly to adults and are not allowed into Uni as a result, and their skintone may not be YA-enabled to boot, you'll be stuck with the horribleness of 4/1. Is it worth it?
What about finding a way to cure the *toddler* of Plantsimism? Someone more awesome than myself could create a hack allowing a "give [toddler name] Planticillin-C (or whatever it's called)" interaction. It's more realistic than the way Maxis has it anyway - why wouldn't a parent be allowed to feed the cure to their toddler?
Just a thought.
KatEnigma:
Playing Uni is long and boring, even with TJ's adjuster to speed things along. I can make them do all they need to get an A+ in 1 day, why suffer through 3 days each for 8 semesters? Honestly, if it weren't for the objects, I'd have uninstalled Uni long ago. I do like the extra want slots and locks, though, so I upgrade them. Games are supposed to be FUN, after all. ;) Uni is just a chore.
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