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I think the Simanitarian club includes people who have never killed a Sim on purpose. It does not exclude people who have had Sims die on them by accident, in spite of all frantic efforts to save their life. It excludes people whose Sims have died accidentally because they were left unattended.

I have never had a Sim die of old age. This used to be easy, because I could buy them immortality by keeping them happy for long enough. Now with Sims 3, I've been playing on epic time scale length, before discovering the option to switch off aging. I have a strong suspicion there's an unlockable from playing a sim's life cycle through on some sort of "Normal" game, but I''ve never unlocked it.

You're not in it for the woohoo?

I played Sims for therapeutic reasons.

Do those even exist?

Fairly certain you can do SSM in Sims 3. I know at the very least you can make 2 women do woohoo. Repeatedly.

Edited, Jun 20th 2012 3:19pm by BrownDuck

Sims(3?): Medevil, isn't an expansion its a stand alone game IIRC. I don't remember it's like a law in my house that if i get to spend money on games, the wife gets to buy all the new Sims stuff. I remember back when i bought my PSP when they were new, It was only allowed if I bought my wife Sims 2 + all expansions at the time. Total It was like 600 dollars for PSP +1 game + all sims.

You people have only your vernacular to blame.

Perhaps. I just have a huge pet peeve of people spelling things incorrectly when I've spelled them correctly in plain sight. I mostly have this issue with my real name and not actual words, but it's annoying nonetheless.

I highly recommend Sims Medieval if you are into Sims clothes, hair, and furniture. It's kind of like a short RPG game with a set number of types of quests for types of Sim'd jobs, such as Wizard, Monarch, Knight, Healer, Priest, etc. The healer is fun and accurate. You get to put leeches on your patients. Combat is entirely rudimentary and limited to the Monarch, Knight and spy.

One of the fun things is that you HAVE to choose a bad trait for your sim, such as glutton, gambler, drunkard, mean etc. I won't tell you which one is easiest to play. Lets just say that getting into fistfights, while fun, is a baaad idea for low level sims as you limp around slowly and unhappily for days depending on how beat up you are.

The bad thing is that you play the same short story over again. The good thing is that it trains you to be good at all the aspects of the game, such as discovering and gaining diplomatic control of other nations to open up more trading goods to be available for your Sim specialists. Sim's quests and fights are more technical, and dependant on judicious choice of the order of actions you take, rather than your skill as a computer combat fighter. It's more of a live action God Game. You never actually SEE any of the foreign nations, just the diplomatic map. Each training game unlocks a different aim, until you unlock the Sandbox version. At the point of unlocking the sandbox version, you won't know which of your favourite Sim creations you'll want to choose for each specialisation, you'll have so many you are attached to. However, whenever you want to change Monarchs, all you have to do is assassinate them!

PS, don't forget to save each Sim as you create it, instead of jumping straight into the one training game with it. If it's saved, you can instantly choose that creation again for a variety of roles.

Edited, Jun 20th 2012 9:14pm by Aripyanfar

MediEvil was a great game.

That was the one where you throw your arm at people, right?