"thebriamon;c-17311399" wrote:
That was really interesting, thanks for sharing!
"meerkattime;c-17311666" wrote:
That was an interesting read. I would have never guessed that athletic and great kisser make it to the top 4 traits :o .
"Mstybl95;c-17313631" wrote:
Very interesting. I would have loved to have a colorblind trait. My sister is colorblind and I never understand what she is seeing when she describes her favorite color as a color I know she can't see. She loves purple, but she sees gray or blue. So if she could ever see color, would she actually like purple? I don't know.
I honestly love seeing the world through my sims eyes. I love when sim kids talk to their imaginary friends and only they can see them. I love how in TS4 they see special effects when playing with toys that no one else can see. So yeah, I would have loved something like this just because it would have made the sim more endearing and unique in the world.
Yes, I think it's interesting to know more about how TS3 was made, the technicalities and what goes on in the game behind the scenes, why the developers chose to do it like this and not that etc.
The people at
Carl's seemed to think it was worth reading too, but unlike me they found it when it was new and fresh.
@thebriamon - Your welcome :)
@meerkattime - Athletic I can understand since I give that trait to a lot of my sims, both males and females, but Great kisser doesn't make much difference that I have noticed. Maybe those who pick it just think it sounds nice and cool, who knows?
@Mstybl95 - Your sister is pretty unusual then, since the overwhelming majority of people with color vision deficiency are males. It's inherited via the X-chromosome, and females have 2 of those, so if one of them has the defect gene the one without it takes over and compensates for it.
