Microclimates in Uni?
Sleepycat:
Quote from: jsalemi on 2007 July 18, 17:30:19
I feel like a throw-back -- I play each lot one day and rotate to the next.
thats how I was playing my current hood and I liked it but recently I decided to play only 1 household...so I made everyone else in the hood into townies, some are still married too *laughs* (I grew up all the kids to adults)
at some point I will get tired of only having 1 house to play but for now I'm enjoying it. I really like having townies that have real family connections to other townies and to my current household, it gives me ideas for my next hood.
Sagana:
I really enjoy your Riverhaven. You do a great job with telling it and switching main characters too. This way seems like even more fun. Sometimes I just like to play one family and keep playing them too. When I'm switching off, about the time I get interested again, it's time to change.
Sleepycat:
Thank you ;D
I've gotten really attached to my Riverhaven sims and at first I was worried that making most of them townies would ruin things for me but it hasn't. If anything I like some of them even more now because they're 'doing their own thing' and I can still write about them :D It's fun having townie families/sims with backstories.
When/If I start a new hood, I may start off with a bunch of families and get them going with kids of different ages and then turn them all into townies (keep some of the kids as children and teens) and then move in a single sim to play and marry one of those townies and build a family and stuff.
Zazazu:
Quote from: ZiggyDoodle on 2007 July 18, 17:44:05
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Of course, with 40 or so families to play, it'll take a while to get to spring
Do you remember where the bathrooms and phones are in each of your houses? I sure don't.
I always put a phone right by the entrance (never dual entrances, never ever ever due to stupid delivery people always picking the one to the walk-out basement). If it has multiple floors, I'll stick another one two tiles from the stairs. Bathrooms are trickier, but there's always one in the master suite and between nursery and kids room. Bottom floor potties vary, but typically I put one off the kitchen.
jsalemi:
Quote from: ZiggyDoodle on 2007 July 18, 17:44:05
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Of course, with 40 or so families to play, it'll take a while to get to spring
Do you remember where the bathrooms and phones are in each of your houses? I sure don't.
Since I tend to have generational houses, where at least one kid moves in after getting back from Uni to keep the 'family fortune' going, I'm pretty familiar with most of the house layouts. Of course, BUY and the phone hack make the question of locations kinda moot. :)
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