Poll: How do you feel about accidental deaths in the Sims 2?
MsMaria:
Quote from: witch on 2007 March 29, 00:32:34
Because you're too fat to fit in an ordinary car?
Velda:
I haven't had a truly accidental death since one of the neighbors passed out in front of the pool ladder way back in Sims 1. Even then, it wouldn't have happened if I'd actually been paying attention instead of looking at a magazine. I usually let my Sims lead relatively uncomplicated, tragedy-free lives, but sometimes I want to get rid of someone for story purposes, or pare down a certain age group (way too many fugly teens when you add a Downtown), or because they're a Maxian atrocity with no redeeming qualities. I don't give them a lingering gory death, I just click on various deaths with the Insimenator and get colorful ghosts for my cemetery. I don't even sit there cackling over it. Not always. :D
kewian:
Quote from: witch on 2007 March 29, 00:32:34
Because you're too fat to fit in an ordinary car?
again:
J. M. Pescado:
Quote from: witch on 2007 March 29, 00:32:34
Because you're too fat to fit in an ordinary car?
Shows what you know. Tanks are more cramped than ordinary cars are. Cars don't use their internal space for anything, whereas tanks need that space to be tanky. Stupid Witch Puffs.
neriana:
I can't remember the last time I had an accidental death in the game. My problem with them is that they are all so stupid, not that they occur often. I wouldn't mind life being a little more hazardous for Sims, I just object to having Will Wright's personal fears about fire projected onto my game, especially in the form they take in the game. And the running with scissors, and pool death, and Sims playing instruments till they starve to death. Dumbness. I think a lot of it is laziness on part of the programmers and developers.
There is so much potential in the game, and instead we get spontaneous combustion from working out.
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