Breaking engagement
So my sim had to work HARD to get her boyfriend close enough to propose. It took WORK. I wasn’t happy with the relationship so I created a better match for her. This guy is awesome. I moved the guy in...
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"Rhiannon58;c-16257720" wrote:
Fortunately, the unwanted boyfriend never moved in so when I do finally get them to breakup, no worried on who moves. Interesting idea theFella. I'm SUCH a mega-controller, I don't think I could let a couple risk having a bad wedding but perhaps I will consider that one day. Could be yet something else I've never seen in TS2 (the list is a mile long).
Jules, I once convinced my now 30Something gamer designer son to try TS2. He created a party, built a room full of grills, got the people inside and took out the doors. You can imagine the carnage. It was his way of saying he didn't like TS2. I never let him touch it again. That was probably 18 years ago. I still give him a hard time about it. *laughs*
18 years!? The Sims 2 only came out 14 years ago! also, if you want to see someone getting left at the alter first-hand, try the Goth family in Pleasantview (presuming you haven't already played them of course.) first thing you do, get Cassandra to try and marry Don. :)
