The Sims question

shortangel

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ok i'm not here this time of night but i'm looking for someone from the younger generation who has played this game before, mods if there is already a thread for this then please merge it or if it is prohibited then please delete it but this is more of a question, i'm looking to buy my first sims game i just bought the expansion pack yesturday but i heard there was some suggestive stuff in the games, how bad is it??? and is sims 2 any good??
 
I think it's rated M for mature, meaning that it's about as bad as you can get. Here's my two cents: if you have to ask people just how bad something is, then generally, it means you probably shouldn't be buying it or watching it. It's kind of like if you have doubts about doing something, the activity is probably wrong.

Try going to pluggedin.com and see if they have any reviews on the video games.
 
All of the Sims games are rated T, not M.... but if you're looking for a good Sims game, play MySims... the ORIGINAL one on the PC.
 
ohh oh:(

ohhh dear since i just won the sims 2 double deluxe from ebay now i gotta figure out what to do with it, well i guess i could install it and see, i did read th interviews from plugged in,
 
I think the game will be ok, if you make the right choices. The game doesn't look bad, just bad if you make certain choices. I'd like to be more specific but I'm afraid I'd be violating TDL's policy.
 
ok i'm not here this time of night but i'm looking for someone from the younger generation who has played this game before, mods if there is already a thread for this then please merge it or if it is prohibited then please delete it but this is more of a question, i'm looking to buy my first sims game i just bought the expansion pack yesturday but i heard there was some suggestive stuff in the games, how bad is it??? and is sims 2 any good??

it is a game that is loads of fun, but there is some suggestive stuff that can be easily steered away from. I have not played it in forever but it is a great game!
 
If the forum is so adamant about staying away from inappropriate topics, then a thread about the Sims game seems to be inappropriate to me. That's what I meant. If you're going to start a thread, you might as well say what you want.

First of all, the Sims is NOT an inappropriate game. Some players of Sims may be inappropriate, but not the game. I don't know where AK is coming from (seems to me she hasn't even played the game) other than the fact that she likes to be contrary and negative about everything.

The Sims, and games like it, are what you make of it. If you want your character to be trashy and perverted, then that's you're thing. YOU control the character's actions and choices, not the other way around. I personally do not play it much, but I have a few Sims titles at home that my kids play. You make the choices and your character evolves (he/she can have a job, go to college, get married, raise a family, buy a house) the way YOU want it to evolve. The Sims is what you want it to be.

My son actually just saw this thread and laughed and said "WHAT? the game is harmless."

I do not play the games much as I said, but I've actually used them as tools to teach kids to make the right choices. Choices like whether the character gets to smoke, drink, do drugs, or whether a character goes to college, gets scholarships, stays clean, marries and stays married, etc. When the wrong choices are made, you can see the consequences right there. for example, my son's character never wanted to learn to cook, and that was my son's choice. Well, one day when the character was hungry, she decided she was going to cook (cause she was broke to go out too). Because her lack of cooking skills, the character started a fire that burned down the house and sent her to the hospital. See? Little things sometimes have big consequences. The good thing is that it's all a simulation, so no one gets hurt and everyone learns.

The games in themselves are truly harmless. It's what's in the player's nature and heart that determines whether the gameplay is not family friendly. So what's in your heart?
 
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First of all, the Sims is NOT an inappropriate game. Some players of Sims may be inappropriate, but not the game. I don't know where AK is coming from (seems to me she hasn't even played the game) other than the fact that she likes to be contrary and negative about everything.

Yes, and as you've so kindly reminded me ( :rolleyes: ), I have a right to be contrary and negative if I want to be. You also don't have to refer to me in the 3rd person. I'm not blind. :rolleyes:
 
thank you for the responses but this will be the end of this thread

thank you for the responses for the sims question i'm going to conclude this thread by saying that i'll see what happens when i play it
 
Yes, and as you've so kindly reminded me ( :rolleyes: ), I have a right to be contrary and negative if I want to be. You also don't have to refer to me in the 3rd person. I'm not blind. :rolleyes:
Although I was quoting your reply on my previous post, I wasn't really talking to you but to all the other readers of this thread that may also be wondering about the Sims.

And yes, you have the right to be antagonistic (the word I was looking for in the beginning) and negative, but that's your thing. Do not word your posts as if it's the other members who post that MAKE you be like that. We all like you here, believe it or not, but when people post disagreements with you, and you chose to react, don't post as if it's the other people's fault that you feel slighted, or attacked, or whatever. No one posts to attack you personally. I know I don't. But you always react as if WE are doing stuff to you on purpose. That's very manipulative on your part and that's not good for you. That attitude will only bring you grief in your life, and much bitterness and we don't want that for you. You have already gone through a lot. Some of us here, I dare to say, love you too much that we have many times ignored your negative comments and attitude because we don't want to make you feel bad...or worse (not that it's our fault, as I said before). Why do we do that? because when we read your other posts, we can see the truly great and lovely person that you are, and we wished that person were here with us all the time. I think you should let the real you shine more.
 
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