Hello friends!
Posted: December 25th, 2016, 1:12 pm
Hi there!
I'm in my last year of undergraduate looking for a BA in History with minors in Pre-Modern and Ancient World Studies and Creative Writing, and am hoping to get into museum, parks department, archive, or a professional academia job in the realm of history. But until then perhaps a Masters and PhD to get me there. Naturally, with all of that stress, I need a way to relax and be creative. Thus, The Sims!
I've attempted maybe one or two legacies in the past several years, and though I've been an avid simmer from TS1 days, I always get distracted by life and don't like to be slowed down by making posts. Well, I intend for that to change! Primarily because I'm trying to finally do things that make me happy and allow me to have fun rather than reading 6000000 books on parish churches and patron saints in 16th century City of London and food adulteration in Rossetti's "Goblin Market," while having virtually no fun at all and eventually hating everything I'm doing. Honors senior theses are inspiration killers.
And although my real sim loves are TS2 and TS3, I have decided for the beauty and quality of the scenery and graphics to TRY not to hate TS4. Honestly, I'm just still kind of bitter about them ruining toddlerhood. WHY. But, if I play a legacy in TS4, then I'll probably stop hating it, right?
But, anyways, I'm super into historical stuff (which should be pretty obvious) and have some Victorian legacies that I've been working on in TS2, but I don't always have that computer with me, so it's kind of hard.
Also, I struggle with TS4 cheats. I don't know why. I've never had a problem with them before in the other games, so you'll have to excuse the plumbbobs and occasional screw-ups (like allowing spousal money into the legacy--oops sorry) as I learn to enjoy and utilize TS4.
Happy Holidays, everyone!
I'm in my last year of undergraduate looking for a BA in History with minors in Pre-Modern and Ancient World Studies and Creative Writing, and am hoping to get into museum, parks department, archive, or a professional academia job in the realm of history. But until then perhaps a Masters and PhD to get me there. Naturally, with all of that stress, I need a way to relax and be creative. Thus, The Sims!
I've attempted maybe one or two legacies in the past several years, and though I've been an avid simmer from TS1 days, I always get distracted by life and don't like to be slowed down by making posts. Well, I intend for that to change! Primarily because I'm trying to finally do things that make me happy and allow me to have fun rather than reading 6000000 books on parish churches and patron saints in 16th century City of London and food adulteration in Rossetti's "Goblin Market," while having virtually no fun at all and eventually hating everything I'm doing. Honors senior theses are inspiration killers.
And although my real sim loves are TS2 and TS3, I have decided for the beauty and quality of the scenery and graphics to TRY not to hate TS4. Honestly, I'm just still kind of bitter about them ruining toddlerhood. WHY. But, if I play a legacy in TS4, then I'll probably stop hating it, right?
But, anyways, I'm super into historical stuff (which should be pretty obvious) and have some Victorian legacies that I've been working on in TS2, but I don't always have that computer with me, so it's kind of hard.
Also, I struggle with TS4 cheats. I don't know why. I've never had a problem with them before in the other games, so you'll have to excuse the plumbbobs and occasional screw-ups (like allowing spousal money into the legacy--oops sorry) as I learn to enjoy and utilize TS4.
Happy Holidays, everyone!
Im glad I'm not the only one that hates that they ruined toddlerhood with sims 4
But the toddler life stage is important!
Welcome to Boolprop! And good luck navigating TS4 - I'm still not brave enough for that just yet. 