The scarecrow
Ambular:
Hmm, well, without commenting on the various issues that have cropped up here, this thread has left me with one impression: it might be cool if one of the Mod Gods put together a variable-deadliness mod that would let you choose just how likely premature death would be in your game overall. I seem to recall Inge made an experimental "no deaths at all" hack once, but I have no idea how well it worked or what happened to it...
toriamos:
Quote from: neriana on 2007 March 28, 18:09:52
This game is also a relaxation and "escape" for me. Especially in the building of houses that I can't currently afford, and the manipulation of my little people so that they enjoy their little lives. I am a (usually) benevolent goddess to my pixel people. Some of us are Utopian players, some of us aren't, and there's nothing wrong with either style.
I agree with Neriana, that is how I play ( I have had two accidental death since the start of the Sims 2. One was the pregnecy thing in the very beginning and the other was dying from fixing a microwave. What was real strange with the microwave, I called the repairman after the death and he would not touch the microwave so from then on out I wouldn't have them fix anything, just called the repaimen.) but my 12 yr. old son (when he plays) burn them up, locks them in rooms and lets them go swimming without a ladder. He also make the most god ugly sims just for laughs. To each their own. It's just a game. That's what I like about this game, it's an open end game you play as you like. This game can be played by any age group it just how you play the game that suites you. There are many things that can drive you nuts in the game but all in all the game does have a huge number of things going on at the same time, input from yourself on top of the games input, it really is amazing when you think about it, and with all the great modders out there it's even better.
sara_dippity:
You can sit on this bunny's face.
kewian:
I hate to interrupt this derailment but where is this FREAKIN scarecrow?
gynarchy:
Quote from: kewian on 2007 March 28, 19:42:46
I hate to interrupt this derailment but where is this FREAKIN scarecrow?
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