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Straughan posted...

My favorite thing to do in the Sims is erase all the people I don't like, leave the neat vanilla game ones I do like, then fill in the neighborhoods with my own families. Then just spectate and treat them like pets. Come back and visit them once in a while.

My favorite house was a single guy who moved in and he hired a piano player. She's was a bit old, but they fell in love right away. Unfortunately they had too much woohoo that night and she died of exhaustion. So she became a ghost and he found a way to bring her back to life after a while. I had to edit the game to make her younger though. When I played, there wasn't a way to change age naturally. I think there was some reason I had to keep her in the middle age instead of old. So she wouldn't due from stuff. It's been years.

My girlfriend made a sorority house like she had at university and lived next door.

Sims is a really special game when you get into it right. I hope one day they flesh it out so they can really automate things and let us spectate in a really thorough way. It would be fun to watch them go through their day. I'm sure it would be prohibitively expensive to code all that into the game, but who knows.

I played the original Sims, never played 2 or 3 and got into it again with 4.

I've seen some youtubers do that... It's like watching a really weird show... But it's pretty funny sometimes. He has this family that's he's been watching for a while. Though, I'm not sure how the series ended, or how they've been recently... One guy sets up these elaborate scenarios to see how the sims handle it... And to see who will be the last one alive...