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| Oct 9th, 2004 09:44 PM | |||
| eggyolk |
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| Oct 9th, 2004 06:06 PM | |||
| ninja wolf |
You can in japan 
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| Oct 5th, 2004 12:31 AM | |||
| Anonymous | But the PARTS in Singles are modelled; You can't get the public hair DETAIL that you do in singles in other games. | ||
| Oct 5th, 2004 12:18 AM | |||
| Anonymous |
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 EXTREME IronyYou're the fucktard who brought the game up, I was merely elaborating on it. Sheesh, he gets one post saying he "rules" from some other dipshit and all of a sudden he thinks he's accepted and not a forum bitch. |
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| Oct 4th, 2004 10:22 PM | |||
| Crying Baby Jesus |
REALLY? FUCK OFF Mad Max you useless piece of human garbage. |
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| Oct 4th, 2004 10:03 PM | |||
| Anonymous | Its called Singles, and its just a poor mans Sims2. Very Very limited. The characters in Sims2 can fuck just like in Singles and you can go download nude skins for Sims2 if you want to see pixelated dicks and pussies so damn bad. | ||
| Oct 4th, 2004 09:26 PM | |||
| Crying Baby Jesus | Theres a game like the SIMS thats been availible on the interweb for a while Its one of the Only AO rated games availible to the mass public. Its got undercovers ggrappling and full frontal. Some publishers toning it down to M for a statewide release. | ||
| Oct 4th, 2004 09:14 PM | |||
| eggyolk |
 ArrowX rules.
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| Oct 4th, 2004 07:56 PM | |||
| Crying Baby Jesus | Comming Soon the SIM 2: Stupendous Serial Arsoney | ||
| Oct 4th, 2004 12:01 PM | |||
| Mad Melvin |
Yeah, experimenting with the AI is kinda fun. The other day I created a sim and bought him a house that has nothing in it. Not one single piece of furniture. Just to see what the sim would do. I had some laughs about the results. The sim just stood in front of his house and cried, because he had nothing to eat. The he soiled himself and fell asleep in a puddle of his own feces. Some sims walked past him and pointed at him and laughed. One sim started pushing him around. The weirdest thing was that when the poor sim wasnt crying or sleeping, he washed the windows with a sponge. In the end he died from starvation and left a gravestone in front of the house. Now the house is haunted. |
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| Oct 4th, 2004 11:44 AM | |||
| iron mitchell |
re: that probably means you've been looking through your telescope during the day, which basically means you were caught spying on the sim who punched you and it pissed him off! my g/f plays this game a lot. so much that i don't really care much for it anymore, except to create bizarre familes and put them in bizarre situations and see what happens. |
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| Oct 4th, 2004 11:32 AM | |||
| pjalne | That happened to me once, but instead of punching me in the face he sat down and fell asleep in the chair beside my bed. | ||
| Oct 4th, 2004 11:29 AM | |||
| Mad Melvin | Been playing this for quite some time now. I like the random things that happen from time to time. For example: My sim was alone at home, enjoying a nice quiet evening, when all of a sudden something strange happened. Some old guy, that my sim had never met before, stormed in to my sims house, punched my sim in the face and ran out. If someone could explain what the hell happened, please tell me. Seriously. | ||
| Oct 3rd, 2004 11:16 AM | |||
| MetalMilitia |
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| Oct 3rd, 2004 11:10 AM | |||
| Burger Lord | Does anyone else think it weird that there are now games that require you to put your real life on hold while you play out your virtual life on a computer? And that Virtual life is almost no different from real life, and that has to suck when your sims character is a complete looser ...failed at both real and fake lives.. | ||
| Oct 3rd, 2004 08:14 AM | |||
| McMock | Don't play this game if you have a tendency to get emotionally attached to things. I played with a guy named William Shakespeare who had a daughter called Scarlet (as proof of how emotionally attached I was to them - I'm giving you guys their names here. As if it matters). They were really poor buy went by, until one fateful day. William had gotten a job so he could pay for food, and he'd hired a nanny. She came, but at the end of the day when he couldn't pay her, she took his stereo. When he came home that night, he had enough money to pay for her the next day, so that was okay. Only, she had been somehow cancelled, and the next day there was nobody there. The social worker came to take the little daughter away, and she was out of the game for good. I felt really down and actually deleted that neighbourhood from my hard disk after that fiasco. True story. It's a horrible game for people with empathy. | ||
| Sep 27th, 2004 11:58 PM | |||
| Supafly345 |
MysteryAIM (2:56:38 PM): Well for the past week I've been playing the sims 2 YouWantToBeAdam (2:58:25 PM): Oooh. Addictive YouWantToBeAdam (2:59:06 PM): The premace for that game has always confused me: why would I want to play a simulation game about life? YouWantToBeAdam (2:59:45 PM): Usually I play games to do outrageously impossible things, that simulate superheros and nuclear bombs MysteryAIM (3:01:34 PM): Games that simulate a life are fun, because you get a chance to live a life (realistic or unrealistic as it is) that is different from your own. MysteryAIM (3:01:40 PM): Thats why I like them MysteryAIM (3:02:18 PM): Its like living through the game, which I think is cool YouWantToBeAdam (3:04:58 PM): Thats cool when you are playing as a flaming orc motorcycle with laser eyes, but even then, taking out the trash and repairing the house would still be kind of dull. MysteryAIM (3:24:42 PM): It does get like that after a while MysteryAIM (3:24:54 PM): its a short lived kind of fun game YouWantToBeAdam (3:27:04 PM): If someone loved to do house chores so much they need to fill in the gap between house-improvement projects with a videogame of the same nature, they should better use their time and start a show about lawncare on public television. MysteryAIM (3:28:13 PM): Well maybe I should get an agent |
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| Sep 27th, 2004 11:24 PM | |||
| nothing4buddha | probably :/ | ||
| Sep 27th, 2004 10:13 PM | |||
| eggyolk |
It's the closest I'll ever get to getting laid. Am I right, guys?
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| Sep 27th, 2004 10:12 PM | |||
| eggyolk |
I will agree with you on that. For some reason though my computer likes to crash when I'm playing it. I have gotten to the head of the Criminal job on one of my sims and on the other I got a wife and two kids. Awesome. |
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| Sep 27th, 2004 02:40 AM | |||
| al_thebastard | I thought Sims two was okay, but the only real reason to buy it, is if you never played the frst, otherwise its just moe of the same shite | ||
| Sep 26th, 2004 02:16 AM | |||
| eggyolk |
This game rocks, as long as you turn off aging. Sims stay in adult mode for only 25 days. That means you have 25 days to get a nice job, make an average 7 friends (for promotions) and hope to God you can find a way to pass on your seed to the next generation. Like I said, it's good, but maybe the Sims lifes could have been lengthened. |
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| Sep 17th, 2004 06:13 PM | |||
| Mad Melvin | Played it today. It was OK i guess. The best thing about this game is the character creation thingy. | ||
| Sep 16th, 2004 01:54 PM | |||
| iron mitchell |
re woah, i likes it. it's a nice break from all of the doom 3 i've been playing (and all of the mortal kombat: deception i'll be playing soon!). i like the noodlesoother. |
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| Sep 15th, 2004 06:17 PM | |||
| Crying Baby Jesus | no I went to bed at4:30 the day before and my teachers wouldn't let me sleep in class so I got home tryed to do my work then passed out from exaustion | ||
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