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#3051 Old 11th Jul 2024 at 2:41 AM
Quote: Originally posted by FranH
The Washington Post had an article on how playing the Sims has helped other people in real life do real things.

FREE ARTICLE, I have a subscription to it.

https://wapo.st/3Y0acNA

"See how The Sims helped these players change their real lives"


"Another reason that 20- to 30- somethings"

Ppppphhht.

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#3052 Old 11th Jul 2024 at 2:39 PM Last edited by Charity : 11th Jul 2024 at 3:06 PM.
Quote: Originally posted by FranH
"Another reason that 20- to 30- somethings are avoiding reality. They can have what they think they want in an artificial world--with no death, no existential dread, no cancer, no lost jobs, no natural disasters. I'd hate to be in a situation where I had to depend on any of these people."


Yeah, wanting a world that isn't a miserable piece of shit totally makes someone an unreliable loser. What an asshole. I wouldn't want to be in a situation where I had to associate with him/her.

Quote: Originally posted by joandsarah77
"Another reason that 20- to 30- somethings"

Ppppphhht.


Someone in the comments said.

The typical Simmer is the usual young adult age, but players skew strongly female — some stats suggest close to 60/40.

I guess that all the young uns are playing Sims 4.
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#3053 Old Yesterday at 2:30 PM
Quote: Originally posted by Charity
some stats suggest close to 60/40
Wow, such a precise stat! I even once read that people are usually around 10 to 70 years old if they play The Sims! ...
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#3054 Old Yesterday at 2:54 PM Last edited by FranH : Yesterday at 4:19 PM.
I wanted to copy the picture that accompanies this story, but the embedded coding won't let it be converted.

So here's the link to the story about a llama that was on the loose but returned home before the Animal Control officer got into the act.

The picture alone is adorable, and the llama knows it. Of course it's the game's one and only mascot, because why not?

https://www.bangordailynews.com/202...ome-on-its-own/

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#3055 Old Yesterday at 3:38 PM
Quote: Originally posted by topp
Wow, such a precise stat! I even once read that people are usually around 10 to 70 years old if they play The Sims! ...


TBH, I sometimes wonders where people are getting their stats from. I also play FFXIV and a lot of people on there are not young adult males.
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#3056 Old Yesterday at 9:01 PM
Apparently, these unique sewing machine outfits (hmpartytime , hmnightout , hmskatepark and hmredcarpetlongdress ) that you can make with FreeTime are actually "CC". They were contest winners in a contest that EAxis hosted. They were included in FreeTime.
More information about the contest
It ran for 6 weeks and each week was a new theme, which for they gave a unique design kit for.
It reminds me of the NL contest they hosted.
Not sure if anyone else has posted this but I had been so confused for so long on why there are H&M outfits to sew as an option.
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Quote: Originally posted by FranH
Of course it's the game's one and only mascot, because why not?


That, and the Freezer Bunny! How could we forget the Freezer Bunny.

Cats are the cutest creatures. And the most stubborn.

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