• Generation 1

    Book I Although my focus as a starting sim was on Homer, generation 1 was Helen and Dardanus.

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  • After studying for and taking a couple of deferred exams (Latin 2 and Alexander the Great) there were only four days of break left to squeeze in some play before the new semester began. On top of that my computer had broken down beyond repair – dried paste or something, so it had to be

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  • Everyone started in Sunset Valley. Apparently even the sims themselves, because of the earlier generations, preceding Sims 1, of the Goth and Landgraab families residing. New players have other options with all of the expansions available, but maybe the lore is legendary enough to beckon them too, for a save.

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  • Book II. 4 Homer and Emma got a new bedroom and bathroom, taking up nearly half of a new upper floor. I used Homer’s favourite colour purple, and Emma’s of black. In the bathroom I took ideas from Homer’s Life Time Wish of becoming a Seasoned Traveller, reaching level 3 of all three World Adventure

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  • Homer in Sunset Valley

    Book II. 3 First thing the next morning, the party began, and ‘calling to dance’ was deployed in the garden with a stereo set up, catching guests before they even walked in the door. Emma’s formal needed fixing, as lovely as it was. I took her into the Master Controller’s stylist. Homer took her aside

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  • Book II. 2 Emma, and Homer thought her mustard bathroom at the Roomies household was a romantic backdrop for a commemoration selfie-photo of their attraction confession. Homer then began to receive statuses relating to his high school prom match-up, whom he, I, didn’t really like. He would fix that one day by telling her he

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  • This house is next to the military base. It starts out as a shack with uneven ground in the middle. I improved it for the family of sims living in it with inspiration from images of Palm Springs, old Western towns, desert dwellings and Vegas.

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