What was your first house in TS3?
After 9 years I still have it, the original house which was much extended growing out of Sunset Valley and then transported to my world a few years later. I don't think that I have ever shared it befo...
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I wanted to start out with a premade while I got the hang of things, so I picked Sofia Carlton. She was perfect—only one sim to handle, and no money troubles to complicate things. (I had her join the stylist career; it seemed like a good fit. Oh, and she dislikes children, meaning no inconvenient wishes to start a family.) So my first TS3 house was a three-story Barbie house that was more than I ever needed. For the entire time I played her, I think I only sent her up to the top floor two or three times.
The next game, I started from scratch and plunked down a couple in the Monotone, in SV. That save was abandoned quickly, along with any desire to play with my simself, modified or otherwise. (Let's just say that repeatedly cursing out my ss made me aware of some things about myself that I'd rather keep buried.)
The third game was the first time I really followed through with a family. I set them down in Twinbrook, on the large empty lot in the rich neighborhood across the bridge from what passes for downtown. I don't have pics, but it was basically a box with some trees around it. And the sims that lived there were always unhappy about everything. The house was dirty, the laundry was everywhere, there wasn't enough space for everyone, etc. And it was Twinbrook, so the whole town was damp and gloomy. Fun times.
The next game, I started from scratch and plunked down a couple in the Monotone, in SV. That save was abandoned quickly, along with any desire to play with my simself, modified or otherwise. (Let's just say that repeatedly cursing out my ss made me aware of some things about myself that I'd rather keep buried.)
The third game was the first time I really followed through with a family. I set them down in Twinbrook, on the large empty lot in the rich neighborhood across the bridge from what passes for downtown. I don't have pics, but it was basically a box with some trees around it. And the sims that lived there were always unhappy about everything. The house was dirty, the laundry was everywhere, there wasn't enough space for everyone, etc. And it was Twinbrook, so the whole town was damp and gloomy. Fun times.
