A question about PC game registration

[Pidesco]

He poops money, he can buy everything.

 

And The Sims 2 is awesome.

[Dark_Raven]

I thought his rich parents bought him everything?

[LadyCrimson]

And The Sims 2 is awesome.

Is it? I liked the original Sims for a while - it was funny - but became bored fairly quickly.

[Pidesco]

I never played the original, so I'm not schooled in the differences between the two. I can say I wasn't bored, though.

[Pop]

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I found the Sims to be kind of fun, I liked the career progressions and such (military ftw) but once socializing your character with NPCs becomes required, it becomes a pain the ass, especially given the fact that you can only barely manage to fulfill the PC's other needs given the time you have. Building and inhabiting the house was fun, though.

 

As for myself, I register if I have to in order to play, on Steam games, for example, or if I need to in order to patch.

Edited November 16, 2006 by Pop

[LadyCrimson]

OFF TOPIC

 

I found the Sims to be kind of fun, I liked the career progressions and such (military ftw) but once socializing your character with NPCs becomes required, it becomes a pain the ass, especially given the fact that you can only barely manage to fulfill all the PC's needs given the time you have.

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Pop's opinion is the same as mine. I went so far as to create a very unsocial personality Sim to lessen that requirement but it was still way too much micro-management even for a sim game. I eventually began to just torture my Sims for fun, then stopped playing.

 

If Sims2 is the same in that regard it'd irritate me sooner than later, now.

[Pidesco]

I don't find socializing particularly time consuming. It's only a problem If you want a lot f variety in your love life. But, then again, I usually ago for the introvert kind. Juggling multiple serious relations is fun, though.

[metadigital]

Did you use babies as fire-breaks?

[Hell Kitty]

If Sims2 is the same in that regard it'd irritate me sooner than later, now.

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The Sims 2 is much more lenient with all the sims needs, of course that's no guarantee that one would like the sequel any more than the first.