jessie
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Post by jessie on Apr 21, 2016 8:51:38 GMT -6
Bump! I never got the Sims 3 (I remember it coming out though and I was in High School! My friend was doing a a sim themed movie promotion project in our Graphic Design class because the Sims 3 had just come out!) I have the Sims 2 (because I am poor XD) and almost all the expansion packs so that keeps me busy... I'm contemplating getting the Sims 4 though but idk if I can afford to spend all that money on a game... Especially when I'm supposed to be learning how to drive Oooo, you're learning how to drive? Auto or manual?  (Sims is cool, by the way. Love designing houses -when I'm not broke in the game that is) Manual, it makes more sense to learn that as it means I'm not limited in my options of driving, especially since over here the manual cars are cheaper than auto. Haven't officially started lessons yet but we are looking into it. And I love sims, I have the sims 2 like I said but I'm not sure what to do with Sims 4, I also saw the Sims 3 pets option (still retailing at an incredible £29.99 just for the expansion pack!!! Ouch!) but the customisation looks incredible! If they do that with the Sims 4 Pets DLC then I shall have to purchase it but right now I have more important things to save for |
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Post by liliflowerxoxo on Apr 21, 2016 15:21:05 GMT -6
I used to play Sims 1 when I was young but now the game doesn't work anymore. I also played Freeplay until it was too hard to keep up (maybe i'll redownload it again if i'm bored, not sure). Also have Sims 3 on my computer though it's been a while since I played.
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Post by chickendrumsticks on Apr 21, 2016 16:45:53 GMT -6
Manual, it makes more sense to learn that as it means I'm not limited in my options of driving, especially since over here the manual cars are cheaper than auto. Haven't officially started lessons yet but we are looking into it. Oh yeah, fair enough. It's cool how if you have your license in a manual you can drive both cars. I always wanted to drive manual but we never had a manual VR so I just stuck with auto for while. Until last week when Dad came home with a little manual. Manual definitely takes a lot more concentration compared to auto. We would always drive even before I got my license so I already knew how to drive (didn't stop my dad from teaching me though  ). And hopping into the manual I just pictured Fast & Furious with all those gear changes so I was sweet. (Racing runs in the blood of my family) So are you getting professional lessons though? |
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jessie
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Post by jessie on Apr 22, 2016 2:20:49 GMT -6
Manual, it makes more sense to learn that as it means I'm not limited in my options of driving, especially since over here the manual cars are cheaper than auto. Haven't officially started lessons yet but we are looking into it. Oh yeah, fair enough. It's cool how if you have your license in a manual you can drive both cars. I always wanted to drive manual but we never had a manual VR so I just stuck with auto for while. Until last week when Dad came home with a little manual. Manual definitely takes a lot more concentration compared to auto. We would always drive even before I got my license so I already knew how to drive (didn't stop my dad from teaching me though ). And hopping into the manual I just pictured Fast & Furious with all those gear changes so I was sweet. (Racing runs in the blood of my family) So are you getting professional lessons though? yeah I think so with my parents practicing with me in between my friend has just passed so I know there's hope for me xD |
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Post by Cade195 on Apr 23, 2016 14:24:47 GMT -6
Now that I've created a theme based off of Sims, I think I'm going to try these games. From what I've seen, it looks and sounds like a game I would thoroughly enjoy.
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