What premium object would you like to have?
Every pack seems to get "premium" objects that is the center of the entire theme. So I ask, which object would you like to see, and what would you put into the pack to expand that "premium" object?
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"friendlysimmers;c-17576987" wrote:
not in the poll i would say top load washers with matching dryer and retro content from1950 to 2020
You should pick one in the poll! Have fun!"Cavapoo_King;c-17576984" wrote:
We already have vending machines they came with Get to work, Cats and Dogs and Island living
The idea was to come up with a fresh and new idea for it...- If I had to pick one, the tome. I would love to see the ghosts become more... Fanged? Interesting? It could also be a way introduce zombies beyond doing something cool with ghosts. Plus, quite frankly, I want some magic available for Sims that are not spellcasters. It just seems odd that my master vampire is completely ignorant and devoid of magic.
For something I just want, I want Bonehilda back.
If I could have anything I wanted without worrying about the real implications, then I want an object that allows more interaction with the voidcritters. Maybe even "bring them to life" as an NPC for a moment, kind of like how Patchy works. It would probably be something like the battle station where the cards are brought to life. - a loom, second choice vending machine
- Crystal Ball: I could live with it if it was related to a clairvoyant freelance career and ghosts and spirits got an overhaul.
- Vending Machine: Seems available in several packs, but getting an additional option to kick and slam the machine (and hit the jackpot) will make it more interesting.
- Loom for Curtains: Sure...
- Comic Book artist table: Meh...
- Necromancer Tome: Oh dear...I sense zombies...not interested.
- Triangular Detangular (What could this be?!): It sounds like something you can use on a dog. I googled it. Not far off.. :p
- Crystal Ball: I could live with it if it was related to a clairvoyant freelance career and ghosts and spirits got an overhaul.
- Hopefully it would be something to do with teens or college ? I know we have university but idk how it is in the US but in the UK you have to go to college before Uni so for me it’s a bit weird that in the sims they leave high school to go to uni. You have to have A-levels, which you can get in sixth form or college, to go to Uni. I wish there were more gameplay options that resembled other nationalities like in the foods, schooling systems and things like that. I grew up playing the sims and sometimes it’s weird because people will correct me on something that I’ve learnt from the sims and it’ll be American? I also gave my toddler ‘chips’ once for her dinner and then realised what chips are in America. I thought I was giving my child ‘fries’.
- With happy haunts :)
"@Leahmiller2006;c-17577484" wrote:
I know we have university but idk how it is in the US but in the UK you have to go to college before Uni so for me it’s a bit weird that in the sims they leave high school to go to uni. You have to have A-levels, which you can get in sixth form or college, to go to Uni.
Going OT here, but it makes sense to roll from Secondary (Highschool) straight into University. The education system over where I am (Rep.of Ireland) is on par with UK‘s edu system. Uni offers both undergraduate courses (college) and graduate/ post graduate courses, so students would be on the same campus anyway. Students often have the option to advance from level 6 to 10 within the one Institute, at the same Campus.
Foxbury and Britechester make perfect sense in that regard."Leahmiller2006;c-17577484" wrote:
Hopefully it would be something to do with teens or college ? I know we have university but idk how it is in the US but in the UK you have to go to college before Uni so for me it’s a bit weird that in the sims they leave high school to go to uni. You have to have A-levels, which you can get in sixth form or college, to go to Uni. I wish there were more gameplay options that resembled other nationalities like in the foods, schooling systems and things like that. I grew up playing the sims and sometimes it’s weird because people will correct me on something that I’ve learnt from the sims and it’ll be American? I also gave my toddler ‘chips’ once for her dinner and then realised what chips are in America. I thought I was giving my child ‘fries’.
I'm in Canada, most people here go straight to uni after high school if they are going to university, if they are going to college they usually don't go to university after, they could if they wanted a diff degree or whatever, but usually they pick one or the other."@SimAlexandria;c-17577502" wrote:
"Leahmiller2006;c-17577484" wrote:
Hopefully it would be something to do with teens or college ? I know we have university but idk how it is in the US but in the UK you have to go to college before Uni so for me it’s a bit weird that in the sims they leave high school to go to uni. You have to have A-levels, which you can get in sixth form or college, to go to Uni. I wish there were more gameplay options that resembled other nationalities like in the foods, schooling systems and things like that. I grew up playing the sims and sometimes it’s weird because people will correct me on something that I’ve learnt from the sims and it’ll be American? I also gave my toddler ‘chips’ once for her dinner and then realised what chips are in America. I thought I was giving my child ‘fries’.
I'm in Canada, most people here go straight to uni after high school if they are going to university, if they are going to college they usually don't go to university after, they could if they wanted a diff degree or whatever, but usually they pick one or the other.
Canada...Should you not be asleep right now? :D
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