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My Simming history has two "eras." I began playing The Sims not long after it was released. This would have been 2001. I was a teenager then. I didn't return to the franchise until summer 2021, when I rediscovered it as an antidote to the stresses of a pandemic world. I've spent most of my second Simming career playing TS4, with some TS3 mixed in.
I joined The Sims Forum in June 2021. My screen name is/was the same on that forum.
My favorite Sims worlds are Brindleton Bay, Britechester, and Henford-on-Bagley. I enjoy the "vibes" of those worlds, which remind me of favorite real-life locales. I also enjoy Newcrest, because I can make it into almost anything I want it to be.'
I am a terrible builder, although I'd like to become better at it. My Simming partner is my daughter, and she spends hours creating Sims in CAS. I think I like playing the game more than anything else.
Hello @MoonlightGraham 🙂 It is lovely to meet you.
It is great that you started simming by playing Sims 1 as a teen and then after a break, returned back to simming on 2021 by playing Sims 4 and Sims 3. Many simmers found simming to be very helpful in the midst of the pandemic.
Like you said, the vibes of Brindleton Bay, Britechester, and Henford-on-Bagley are very nice.It is very special that both you and your daughter are simmers ❤️It would be much fun and enjoyable for you both chatting together about The Sims
Happy simming! 🙂
- @rosemow Thank you for the welcome!
I loved building in TS1 and TS2, but now in TS4 -- with all its more advanced features -- I almost never do it: if I make a home it's almost always just a featureless box. I blame the fact that I have much less time as a working adult who is also going to grad school.
I hope that your grad school studies continue to go well @Smellincoffee 🙂 When you are able to have some time for simming, you would enjoy playing as a fun break from the stresses of your work and your studies.
