You need to be a hermit to be able to play the sims properly and to its full potential imo. I havent played the 2nd one but from what ive read of it its just the like the first one with improvements , but the bottom line with it is , its the same as before. How could they possibly make it any different?
Last edited by Dorza; 02-10-2004 at 01:06 AM.
That's a bit of a futile argument, you could say that about any and every game
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Im guessing its extremly real then. We all do the same thing everyday, life is repetitive.Originally Posted by mike_w
Actually, I'd argue that life is not as repetitive - different conversations, different experiences, different people to meet. I think I'd prefer chatting to somebody in real life than in the Sims!Im guessing its extremly real then. We all do the same thing everyday, life is repetitive.
It's the little things in life that make it interesting, but can't really see that in a game.
Last edited by mike_w; 02-10-2004 at 12:40 PM.
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