Tassie's Blog
:
June 2009
RIP
POSTED ON
06/27/09
We are the world! \u266B
Create A Story
POSTED ON
06/12/09
I wanted to create a story chronicling my Brandi Newbie (Brandi Broke in TS2)\'s life, but I dropped that idea when I discovered how effing complicated it is. We have to type up the story all at once, so we basically can\'t make stories until we have all of the snapshots. A lot of the time, I come up with captions right when I take a snapshot, so I\'d have to save my thoughts on Microsoft Word if I want to remember them.
Someone correct me if I\'m not right. I\'m not going to ask in the BBS because that place scares me.
Edit: Eh, I might resort to Microsoft Word to type up my stuff.
Someone correct me if I\'m not right. I\'m not going to ask in the BBS because that place scares me.
Edit: Eh, I might resort to Microsoft Word to type up my stuff.
Me and my game!
POSTED ON
06/07/09
Riverview
Today I played Riverview a little bit. Sunset Valley was getting a little crazy for me, since it\'s the only neighborhood that I\'ve been playing since the game was released. There were babies coming out left and right, romances that I wanted to start because I prefer to be the only one who has a say in that, and people moving out of their houses on their own accord, so starting out with a new and different neighborhood seemed like a breath of fresh air.
I haven\'t gotten too far in Riverview because I went on a makeover streak, jumping from house to house making over all of the ugly pre-made sims. Thankfully, the TS3 sims are much easier to make look good. In TS2, we were basically stuck with what we had.
I don\'t really understand why Don Lothario is in Riverview. I would prefer to play his parents and have him be a toddler or something, or they could have put Don in Sunset Valley with Bella, but whatever.
Me and TS3
I really am liking TS3. There are some aspects that annoy me, but I remind myself that this is a new game separate from The Sims 2. The sims aren\'t meant to look like the sims from TS2, and the game isn\'t meant to be played like TS2. I do like how in TS3, the game\'s focus is more on the town as a whole, rather than the individual lots. In TS1, we could play one lot forever and it wouldn\'t make the slightest difference. Now the game series has made a complete 180 and I like that.
Today I played Riverview a little bit. Sunset Valley was getting a little crazy for me, since it\'s the only neighborhood that I\'ve been playing since the game was released. There were babies coming out left and right, romances that I wanted to start because I prefer to be the only one who has a say in that, and people moving out of their houses on their own accord, so starting out with a new and different neighborhood seemed like a breath of fresh air.
I haven\'t gotten too far in Riverview because I went on a makeover streak, jumping from house to house making over all of the ugly pre-made sims. Thankfully, the TS3 sims are much easier to make look good. In TS2, we were basically stuck with what we had.
I don\'t really understand why Don Lothario is in Riverview. I would prefer to play his parents and have him be a toddler or something, or they could have put Don in Sunset Valley with Bella, but whatever.
Me and TS3
I really am liking TS3. There are some aspects that annoy me, but I remind myself that this is a new game separate from The Sims 2. The sims aren\'t meant to look like the sims from TS2, and the game isn\'t meant to be played like TS2. I do like how in TS3, the game\'s focus is more on the town as a whole, rather than the individual lots. In TS1, we could play one lot forever and it wouldn\'t make the slightest difference. Now the game series has made a complete 180 and I like that.
