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[TrapperJohn]

*points at blocky low-res Sims* There's a cynical little part of me that wonders if the TS4 Sims are going to look like that.

[aspinL]

You know, I'm really hoping for a sims 4. I remember when a friend showed me the sims 3 website was an actual website, way back before plans were announced.
But for sims 4, I want eerily realistic people. And real human events. Or how about different heights at least?!!! Every fliggen adult is the exact same height?

[BastDawn]

That "scary" low-rez picture reminds me a lot of Sims 1, except the hair isn't one solid lump.

[aspinL]

Ha ha, your right. Or it looks like the Nintendo Ds, version of sims 2.

[Marhis]

You're not a real dead Dark Trepie unless you have your own tombfield.



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Repairing stereos seems really painful. Ugh, the leg.




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The view from neighbors' windows can be really creepy. Anyone else remembers Coma, the movie?




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So I saw the option "Join the protest", and I thought it would be fun. Yeah, right; join the protest, meet people, discuss.
The saddest protest ever.

[Zoltan]

He's holding an anti-cow sign; must be a vegan. 

No wonder he's all alone, the rest are at home on the bbq grillin up some tasty steaks 

[aspinL]

I've never gotten the "Join the Protest" option. Do you have to be employed in the political career?
I don't really have any politician sims I play with, nor have I seen it as an event either.

[J. M. Pescado]

Ha ha, your right. Or it looks like the Nintendo Ds, version of sims 2.

Dude. That's Sims *2*? That looks even worse than Sims 1!

[nekonoai]

Yeah. They totally lame out on console versions. I've seen higher quality DS games, so that is bullshit.

[MadameUgly]

The combination of creepy sleeping sims and the "eee, run away" conversation bubble is WIN!


*edit: while I am fail at quoting, RUN!

[aspinL]

Ha ha, your right. Or it looks like the Nintendo Ds, version of sims 2.

Dude. That's Sims *2*? That looks even worse than Sims 1!

They really went back to basics with it, huh?

[uknortherner]

Absolutely shocking game, TS2 on the DS. I know because I wasted thirty quid on it.

Shockingly piss-poor graphics aside, the story and the game itself was no better. Your character crashes their car or something in some random village (to call it a town, like the game's creators did is just taking the piss - it's a bloody cul-de-sac with a handful of buildings) in the middle of nowhere, and decides that rather than get the car fixed, they'll erm... Run a hotel. For a "town" that gets no tourists, populated by people who can't do anything for themselves. Oh, and like Animal Crossing, the game keeps going long after you tire of it - which you'll do after half an hour.

Yep.

[aspinL]

Not to mention after I had nearly beat the darn game, it got stuck on the same part and I couldn't do anything to progress, and just had to start over (EA did it again). The town was supposed to be Strangetown, in the middle of the desert. The graphics were most definitely lacking, but I've never been a big fan of the DS.
They also have sims 2 for PSP. It has way better graphics, and I actually enjoy the story line on it. It's really weird with robot wives, a missing garbage man, and a lady who keeps having her husbands die. You can even furnish your own house.

[Georgette]

I've never enjoyed any of The Sims spin offs. I had the PS2 version and took it back to the shop after playing for just a few hours.

[kiki]

You're not a real dead Dark Trepie unless you have your own tombfield.

That is hilarious...Trepie needs to use that as an avatar!

[kuronue]

I've never enjoyed any of The Sims spin offs. I had the PS2 version and took it back to the shop after playing for just a few hours.

I rather enjoyed the console Castaways. It had a more castaway feel to it than the Stories game, and less of this random voodoo bullshit. It felt more like I was going from having nothing to better and better survival as the game progressed, rather than "okay, now you have a house and everything's just fine, so focus on the storyline!"

[DentedLemons]

Oh my god, what happened to her mouth?!?! It's a FLAP.



She was normal enough looking as a child, but when she aged up to teen, I thought she looked a little odd and zoomed on her profile. I squealed out loud. That's just not right.

[KingBooker]

Lol DentedLemons. Alot of my teens do that too, but they grow out of it. lol


A few odd pics to amuse you all; Odd Ugly Faces My Sims Make:

My little sim girl laughing at her friend's joke...I think



This was more scary than, funny to me




Sorry I had to throw this in here, lol:

This dude really thought it was a good idea to come to a child's birthday party wearing this...

[nekonoai]

Heh. i've had a pantsless pedophile babysitter before. That was fun. The poor kid was in the red by the time Mom came home.

[Mire Krisma]

Such a nice town ha- OH MY FUCK LOOK AT THOSE NOSES.

[KingBooker]

LOL, The Grisbys from Riverview...they are so ugly. I actually had one of my sim teens date that girl. lol.

[Orange]

Wow, and it actually is functional too. But there's no way I can make it smaller.

[J. M. Pescado]

Aside from being composed entirely of Kewian-based substitutes, and therefore, totally worthless and insuperior to simply having an empty lot? I can not only make that smaller, I can make it BETTER, by reducing it to a total of zero tiles and no furniture. Accept no Kewian-based substitutes!

I rather enjoyed the console Castaways. It had a more castaway feel to it than the Stories game, and less of this random voodoo bullshit. It felt more like I was going from having nothing to better and better survival as the game progressed, rather than "okay, now you have a house and everything's just fine, so focus on the storyline!"

You weren't actually allowed to FAIL the storyline. It was not possible to NOT survive. You couldn't starve, pass out, or piss yourself, so there was just no way to actually lose.

[Orange]

Yes it does get rather high ratings from the Kewian scale. I suppose an urge to satisfy my aesthetical perversions got the better of me.

[kuronue]

I rather enjoyed the console Castaways. It had a more castaway feel to it than the Stories game, and less of this random voodoo bullshit. It felt more like I was going from having nothing to better and better survival as the game progressed, rather than "okay, now you have a house and everything's just fine, so focus on the storyline!"

You weren't actually allowed to FAIL the storyline. It was not possible to NOT survive. You couldn't starve, pass out, or piss yourself, so there was just no way to actually lose.

Oh, really? Well nevermind then. I borrowed it, so I only had a few days to play it - I played through once and didn't get around to experimenting much.