Thank you so much for the responses! I'm starting to get some ideas on what I should do.
"EmmaVane;14341648" wrote:
Positive messages/education include:
- Setting and reinforcement of rules - Don't follow the rules and are punished/kicked out. Follow the rules you are eventually rewarded.
- Actions and reactions - How do people respond to a group of mean sims or practical jokers? Do these bad vibes and relationships you created follow you to your own life outside of the club when you don't have backup? Is it different if you are well behaved when with your group of friends?
- Confrontational situation management - Another club is fighting your club every time you go out... How do you choose to handle it? (Get tough enough to defend yourself? Move to another hangout? Befriend the leader and get them to change the rules? Infiltrate and stage a coup?) And what is the result?
I never really thought of it that way. Thank you so much!! These are very good points on getting the game.
"Jarsie9;14341743" wrote:
Do you have relatives that give you money for Christmas, or gift cards?
Lol, no. I don't get money from Christmas from my relatives. I'm the middle child, so I get forgotten easily XD
"lmkiture;14342446" wrote:
On a serious note: I don't really have any advice, I don't know your parents. Are they the type to change their minds with more info on the game? Or are they pretty set when they say their not getting something? Also, is it something they can/will spend the money on? It is kind of pricey, and if they don't know the value of games, they may not see it as worth it.
My mom is the type of parent that will change her mind with more info, which is why I asked for some points of how I should persuade her. Also, I think if I can buy her enough that the game won't effect my grades, attitude, etc. She won't see why not that she should just buy me the game for Christmas.
